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Thursday, November 4, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 51
Briefs Weather At-large, issue results are in A little warmer, more by Tara Slubbs highest number of votes in Wards One, Two and rain: 1993 Election Result* general assignment Four. McGeein received the most votes in Ward Thursday, mostly cloudy Three, for which he served as a ward council Due to a computer malfunction at the board of member. and breezy. A chance of At-large: Board of Education: showers in the afternoon. elections Tuesday night, the results of the at- Kepke said she will continue working on plans • Joyce Kepkc (D) ~ 2,331 • John Hortmon -- 3,646 High in the upper SOs. South large city council race and a countywide ballot to keep the city financially sound. • Robert McGeein |R) -- 2,215 • Soroh Foster -- 3,636 winds increasing to 15 to 25 issue were not available until early Wednesday '"1 am still very interested in keeping the city John L Miller (R)-- 1,971 Ernie Ezell --2,148 mph. Chance of rain 40 per- morning. financially solvent," she said. James Davidson (D) -- 1,432 The unofficial results show Joyce Kepke and In contrast to student candidates, McGeein cent. Thursday night, occa- Scott DcKatch (I)--261 sional showers. Low 40 to 45. Robert McGeein winning the- two open at-large said he was happy with the student voter turn- scats with 2,331 votes and 2,215 votes, respec- out. He said he tried to talk with students during Chance of rain near 100 per- Renewal of of levy to provide services for drug addiction and cent. tively. John Miller received 1,971 votes, James his campaign. mental health (1 mill for 5 years): Davidson had 1,432 votes and Scott DeKatch "I want to thank the many groups that allowed received 261 votes. me to speak to them. I spoke with at least 1,000 Inside the News Yes - 16,258 Renewal of a levy to fund mental health and students during the campaign," said McGeein. No-- 11,218 alcohol and drug addiction services passed with He said he has not decided if he will run for I• indicate winners. All toto/s are tabulated and released by the Wood 16,258 votes in favor of the levy and 11,218 votes the council again. University may enter the County Board of Elections but are unconfirmed as of Nov. 3. Cat ididates against it. Miller, who came in third place in the election, may request recounts! races: Kepke said she was pleased she was able to re- The University's College tain her seat on city council. She received the Sec- Results, page four. of Technology is taking on a challenge presented and or- ganized by the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Com- Voter turnout disappoints candidates pany to design an electric car and race it in the 1994 by Joe Pelfler "It really is sad to sec this kind of a and Melendez gathering 102 votes. overly optimistic about a reversal, he Cleveland Electric Grand BC News turnout with five students running for But off-campus, Kleismit and Wes- still had a small hope of victory. Prix. council seats," Kleismit said. seler left Melendez far behind. There, "I left a message on Kleisrr.it's an- J Page three. Sam Melendez, independent council Kleismit garnered 242 votes, Wesseler swering machine congratulating him on Tumbleweeds and the sound of crick- candidate, said he was shocked more received 233 and Melendez received 65. looking like he won, but nothing can be ets would not have been out of place at students didn't vote. Kleismit said his overall slim margin resolved until all the votes are Outside campus campus voting places, as less than 10 "It really baffles me that no more of victory, 14 votes, should send a mes- counted," he said percent of on-campus registered voters students voted," he said. sage to voters. In another lopsided race, Rebecca turned out to the polls. Todd Wesseler, the Democratic can- "It says that every vote really does Hansen defeated Jan Partin for the Dog attacks, kills woman: That low turnout, the lack of a big is- didate, called the voter turnout "pathe- count," Kleismit said. "In a race like Ward Three seat by a 201-vote margin. CLEVELAND--Police sue and the role of door-to-door cam- tic" and said he believed the low voter this you really have to get in there and Partin blamed her loss on a combina- who arrived at the home paigning will stand out among memo- turnout hurt his chances. scrap for every vote." tion of her earlier appointment to coun- where a pit bull had killed a ries of the election of 1993, according to "1 did a lot of door-to-door and it's ob- Wesseler blamed the lack of turnout cil by her Democratic counterparts and woman found the scene candidates who are now looking back at vious many of the people I met didn't on campus on the lack of a major issue, the dominant presence of Republican splattered with blood, a the races to see what went wrong - or turn out to vote," Wesseler said. the absence of voter understanding of constituents in the third ward. prosecutor told jurors right - in their campaigns. Mike Cook, Melendez's campaign the redistricting issue and the lack of Partin was appointed after Republi- Wednesday in the murder The most disappointing aspect was manager, said he believed the low stu- other major races. can Bob McGeein resigned from coun- trial of the victim's boy- the low number of campus votes, ac- dent turnout hurt Melendez's campaign The winner could change in ten days cil in order to collect his university friend. cording to most candidates. because he channeled much of his re- because 28 ballots will remain uncoun- pension. After the pension require- "They found blood all over Overall, only 858 of 6,968 registered sources toward on-campus voters. ted until the election is officially certi- ments were met, McGeein asked to be the place," Assistant Cuya- Ward One voters cast their ballots in "It was like a football game where we fied. reappointed to the council. Instead of hoga County Prosecutor Ed the Ward One city council race. blitzed our linebackers and corner- These "237 ballots" - named after the reseating him, the council appointed Walsh told a Common Pleas Newly-elected Ward One councilman backs and if it didn't work we were state law that allows them -- come from Partin to the seat. Court jury in the murder Todd Kleismit said although he didn't screwed," Cook said. people who still wish to vote in their o- trial of Jeffrey Mann, 36, of believe it affected the race, he was up- In the two campus precincts, the riginal ward but have moved outside of Partin said she was surprised her ap- Cleveland. "It was soaked set with the low percentage of students votes were close, with Kleismit receiv- the ward since the past election. pointment was an issue in the cam- with blood." who voted. ing 111 votes, Wesseler with 105 votes, Wesseler said although he wasn't paign. He could face the death penalty if convicted in the Sept. 2, 1992, death of Ang- ela Kaplan, 28. The pros- ecution charged that Mann ordered the pit bull to attack L.A. Chief believes worst of fire over the victim, who was bitten more than 100 times. AP pholoA hri. Man Inn A jury of seven men and five women was selected to Fighters continue hear evidence in the case. The trial is expected to last three weeks. The defense said Mann to challenge blaze and Kaplan were taking pre- scription pain medications and said the early morning by Michael While attack happened when Mann The Associated Press was sleepy and under stress from family tragedies. Mann told police he was MALIBU, Calif.- Tamer wind at their backs, thousands of fire- fighters challenged walls of flame with water and fire retardant able to maneuver the 70-pound dog into a bedroom Wednesday, thwarting an onslaught that has destroyed 200 canyon ranches and seaside mansions. and lock the door after it at- "Our belief is the worst is over, that we're virtually going to stop tacked her. He said Kaplan the fires on this line here," Los Angeles Fire Chief Donald Manning refused to go to the hospital. said as the still out-of-control Malibu-area blaze crept eastward Police turned the dog over toward the Los Angeles city limit. to an animal behaviorist, The fire, reported at 10:45 a.m. Tuesday, injured 120 firefighters Karen Arnoff, of Beach- and three civilians. Two men were critically burned, including wood. She tested the dog and Hollywood screenwriter and director Duncan Gibbins, 41, who was concluded he only attacked hurt trying to save a cat. when ordered. Today was Southern California's eighth day of wildfires. Twice in Judge Linda Rocker ruled the past week, firestorms have gutted whole neighborhoods. The that Arnoff would not be al- lowed to testify about that week's toll rose to more than 215,000 acres of land scorched and 1,000 homes destroyed. conclusion. She will be able At daybreak, flames were still leaping 150 feet into the air, climb- to testify that she found the ing canyons and incinerating buildings. dog to be easily conditioned and stable. A force of nearly 5,000 firefighters started their attack after dawn, as the ferocious winds that drove the fire unchecked for 20 hours subsided. "The bottom line is it depends on the wind," said county fire in- spector Jack Pritchard. "We can talk about what we're going to do, Lottery but if the winds are blowing, Mother Nature is going to get what she wants." CLEVELAND - Here are Manning said six C-130 cargo planes were "painting" Topanga Wednesday night's Ohio Lot- Canyon on the fire's east side with thousands of gallons of fire retar- tery selections: dant to stop its creep toward hundreds of homes in the Pacific Pal- isades area of Los Angeles. Super Lotto Besides the Malibu fire, which covered 35,000 acres, fires were re- 8-12-13-16-36-47 ported to the east and south in Riverside County, San Bernardino County and San Diego County. Kicker Interviewed this morning on ABC television, Interior Secretary 9-9-5-2-3-8 Bruce Babbitt said officials will need to examine laws on building in canyons, perhaps requiring better brush clearance and different zon- Pick 3 Numbers ing. 7-3-5 "I think once this is all over we are going to have to do some soul- searching about the process of building into these deep canyons with Pick 4 Numbers all the brush," Babbitt said. He said damage in the latest fire could 4-6-3-6 reach $500 million. The fire at Malibu - a mile-wide city of 15,000 that winds along 27 beachfront miles - erupted Tuesday as hot, dry Santa Ana winds MALIBU, Calif.- An exshausted firefighter, BUI Moorebead, rests between shifts Wednesday morn- Compiled from staff and ing, while battling the Old Topanga fire in Malibu. Officials said they believe the worst of the fire Is wire reports. gust ing at up to 53 mph returned to Southern California. The cause of the fire remained under investigation. over.
'» Opinion page two The BG News Thursday , November 4, 1993 The BG News -An Independent Student Voice- Edilorial Board Kimberly Larson . , ... Editor-in-Chief ,. Kirk Pavelich Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Connell Barrett Insider Editor Voter apathy affects results
■M. he elections have come and gone and the members of city council have been chosen. However, in several of the ward races, the candi- dates were neck and neck. In others, there was a landslide victory. Either way, the fact that there was such low turn out was a great contributor to the re- sults. Voting for an official should be a great honor for a person, whether it be a city, state or national elec- tion. Yet in Tuesday's election, the number of regis- tered voters who turned out to make their choice for city council members was very low. Forgiveness allows for healing Students, especially, were very apathetic about voting. Of 3,695 registered voters on campus, only Your 10-year-old daughter is abducted, re- : as outrageously cruel and calculated as the 316 students made the effort to vote. peatedly raped and brutalized, then stabbed crimes death row inmates are condemned Why? With five students running for various of- and flung into a ditch. The coroner's report for committing. Logically, executions do fices, one would think more support would have been confirms that she lingered in agony for nothing to negate or resolve the devastating shown. Several of the student candidates wanted to hours before she died. effects of capital crimes. They only reduce represent fellow students and had goals which would Her killer is brought to justice and you are the criminal justice system to the same vio- benefit students and their rights in the city. given a say in determining his fate. What do lent, amoral level as the criminal. Perhaps students figured they did not need to vote, you recommend? Our justice system and our citizenry as a whole have suffered for years from a puz- thinking they would automatically be represented by It was Sociology class and the supposition zling moral and ethical hyposcrisy. We'll ex- one of the three candidates running for the Ward One was directed at me. The topic of conversa- press horror and anger over a beastly, re- council seat, because they were fellow students and tion had strayed to capital punishment and I morseless act of violence, yet demand equa- aware of their needs. was the lone voice of a very unpopular opin- lly brutal and merciless retaliation against But Todd Kleismit, Sam Melendez and Todd Wes- ion. the perpetrator to even the score. seler all had different views and goals and they de- I would forgive the killer, I told the class, served to have students see those differences and act and ask that he be spared the death penalty. David Coehrs The moral and ethical implications of sub- on them. All of them, as well as student At-Large In- My reply was greeted with the same jecting individuals to electrocution, dependent candidate Scott DeKatch and Ward Two stunned silence reserved for someone who poisonous gas, a hangman's noose, or lethal candidate Republican Shane Ostrowski all had says something either amazingly profound mane and immoral for our civilized society injection are conveniently overlooked. Jus- or incredibly stupid. Or just plain unbe- to legally act upon those feelings of hatred tice-or rather, revenge-is being served. strong, visible campaings and all mentioned nu- lieveable. and vengeance. To train an objective, logical The debate is as old as time, since the con- merous times that they were for the students. eye upon our criminal justice system and its cept of capital punishment rose from and is That being the case, we at The News find it very "You're a liar," someone flatly stated. dispensation of capital punishment is to rec- maintained by our most base emotions. Sa- sad that students do not care enough to support their Other classmates jumped into the fray. I ognize a time-wom system of meting out dly, we still rely heavily upon them when at- fellow students in endeavors that would benefit would have to be crazy to forgive. I was try- legalized revenge. This revenge is no less tempting to correct wrongdoing. As emo- them. Both Ostrowski and DeKatch were defeated. ing to impress with my saintly attitude. I heinous, and sometimes even more brutal, tionally painful as it may be for those in- In the Ward One race, Kleismit, the Republican can- would change my mind in a heartbeat if it ac- than the original criminal act. directly victimized, moral considerations didate, defeated Democrat Wesseler by only 14 tually happened. Anyone in his right mind Several years ago, within the context of a must be made for the guilty in cases of mur- votes. would not rest until the killer-rapist was law and ethics course, I viewed a tape of the der. In addition, in the Ward Two race, incumbent De- drawn and quartered, fried, gassed, strung actual electrocution of a death row inmate. Yes, it's likely easier said than done. Suf- mocrat B.J. Fischer defeated Ostrowski by only 37 up, and generally hacked to pieces with his His eyes were taped over, the narrator ex- fering the loss of a loved one by murderous votes. If more students, as well as local residents had own knife and fed to the fish. Anyone, that is, plained, because the electrical surge hands would obviously produce overwhelm- voted, the results may be reversed. Different candi- who loved his daughter. through his body would burst and splatter ing rage. The desire for revenge would be his eyeballs. paramount but the act would produce a bit- dates may be celebrating their victories and others ter victory. It would not bring back the vic- dealing with defeat. That discussion took place over ten years As the electrocution commenced, the in- ago, during my sophomore year at the Uni- mate jerked and danced spasmodically in tim. It is good that people follow the debates and ac- versity. I was reminded of it during a more the chair. He frothed uncontrollably at the tions of the candidates prior to the election and that subdued, much briefer, yet similar discus- mouth, and his body smoked from his burn- Murder, whether ruthlessly carried out in they discuss the issues and the positions of the can- sion between myself and several News staf- ing flesh. The executioner stopped the elec- the street or clinically performed in a state didates. fers not long ago. tric charge, determined from a quick exam- penitentiary, still is murder. Those who or- But the most important aspect is actually standing The atmosphere during the more recent ination that the inmate was still alive, and der it, commit it, or approve of it, all walk up for the candidates and voting -- something a large discussion was less emotionally charged but started all over again. That's when his eye- the same morally questionable line. No, I number of people failed to do. the popular sentiment hadn't changed a whit. balls visably burst beneath the tape. wouldn't change my mind, even if it actually And, sadly, I wasn't surprised. On a recent segment of the TV newsmaga- happened. Forgiveness is not only the moral zine, "Dateline," a death row inmate was approach, it also allows for a faster healing We are by nature a species that insists asked about the emotional strain of inevita- process. Eventually, equitable punishment The BG News Staff upon swift and satisfactory retribution when bly facing such an execution. He described it always finds the guilty. Allowing thoughts of we are wronged. Our knee-jerk reaction to as daily psychological hell. hatred and vengeance to consume their lives Photo Editor Teresa Thomas any sense of personal violation is vengeful. Where is the logic and morality behind and steer their actions can itself be impris- Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich That's understandable, and no less than hu- these judicially sanctioned killings? The onment for the family and friends of murder man. Paradoxically, it's frightfully inhu- Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner barbarism involved in capital punishment is victims. Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant Copy Chief Dawn Keller Manson, I was told) was dipicted. pened and is happening outside the communists, by their very Halloween joke It always seemed to me that the boarders of the United nature are not worth anything. Copy Editor Pam Smith depicted poorly this University has a strong con- States? Copy Editor Robin Coe cern and tradition to make clear Even though I acknowledge So far, I can not see any con- that minority issues are issues that as a native German I don't The BG News: nection between this doctrine The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily during the that are important to all of us. know much about Halloween, I and Holloween. This picture sur- academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. As a German graduate student know the history of my country. I want to make a brief comment rounded by pumpkins certainly This history includes the Holo- succeeded in annoying me. 204 West Hall about the cover page of the latest I am therefore surprised by caust based upon Nazi doctrine Bowling Creen State University issue of The Insider. this "Halloween joke." Does this that people identified with cer- Bowling Creen, Ohio 43403-0726 There, this rather esoteric mean that the concern for minor- tain "groups," such as the Jew- looking guy with a swastika tat- ity issues here on campus is tota- Copyright 1993, The BG News ish, the Sinti, the Roma, the gay, Elke M. Kurz too on his forehead (Charles lly ignorant of what has hap- the handicapped, the socialists or Department of Psychology
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Thursday , November 4, 1993 The BC News page three University trying to design car College may race electric vehicle in Cleveland Grand Prix by Michael Zawacki car at the University. "The Electric Grand Prix is faculty reporter The car can reach speeds in designed for speed," Schneider excess of 100 miles per hour said. "It will be the fastest and can have its battery re- electric vehicle race in histo- The University may get the charged in a matter of seconds, ry." opportunity to match its tech- according to experts of SERA. While the speeds will be far nological expertise with the Universities and colleges exceeding 100 miles an hour, likes of Notre Dame and Ohio from throughout the nation the race will also serve to dem- State University in a fast paced have been invited by CEI to onstrate the design and per- sport a little off the beaten compete in this July's electric formance of the Formula path. car race. The race will take Lighting open wheel race class, The University's College of place in conjunction with the Schneider said. Technology is taking on a chal- Budweiser Cleveland Grand "The best way to test the lenge presented and organized Prix weekend festivities at performance of the vehicles is by the Cleveland Electric Illu- Burke Lakefront Airport in on the race track," Schneider minating Company to design an Cleveland, said Todd said. electric car and race it in the Schneider, CEI spokesman. The University's car has 1994 Cleveland Electric Grand Many of the electric vehicle already been named the "Elec- Prix. races which occur throughout tric Falcon" said Thomas The Solar and Electric Rac- the country are mostly based Erekson, dean of the College of ing Association recently dis- Technology. An electric racing car, brought to campus by the Solar and Electric Racing Association is given a test on endurance, but the race in run Friday outside the Technology Building. The University may design a similar car which will com- played a prototype Formula Cleveland will be a lot pete in the 1994 Cleveland Electric Grand Prix in July. Lighting series electric race different, Schneider said. See Car, page four. Senior honors Parents' Weekend offers events by Lean Barnum them experience some of the events that Paul and Mary concert, the opera "Queen of environment reporter take place on campus," he said. Spades" and the theatrical production of parents with Campus events begin at 7 p.m. on Friday "The Importance of Being Earnest" De- with UAO's presentation of the movie "Par- Crane said. Parents' Weekend, Nov. 5-7, will be no enthood" followed by "Father of the Bride" There will also be individual college re- time to catch up on sleep. shown in the Math Science Building. The ceptions to give parents and students the op- The Office of Student Activities and films continue to be shown throughout the portunity to meet with deans, administrators winning essay weekend, according to David Unruh, gradu- and faculty members. Orientation, with some help from the Uni- versity Activities Organization, has de- ate adviser of UAO. signed a weekend full of entertainment for One of the biggest highlights of the week- by Leah Barnum A planetarium presentation, "The Lighth- environment reporter parents and students with varying tastes. end will be the football game against Kent Parents' Weekend is designed to give Uni- State University, where the winner of the earted Astronomer" free ice-skating, and versity students and their families a chance Best Parents Essay Contest, Julie Garloch, gallery displays at the Fine Arts Building Parents' weekend is designed to honor every parent of a University to get together, said Greg DeCrane, assistant and her parents, Judith and Kenneth Gar- are also some of the special events occurring student. However, the "best parents" will receive extra special vice president for UAO. loch, will be recognized at half-time, Unruh during the weekend. treatment this weekend. The parents of Julie Garloch, the student "It's an opportunity for parents to come up said. For information about the weekend who won the "Best Parents Essay Contest" will be presented with a and visit their son or daughter and to have Other special events include the Peter, events, contact the UAO office at 372-2343. certificate of appreciation at the Nov. 6 football game, free tickets to the Peter, Paul and Mary concert Saturday night and various other prizes, according to David Unruh, graduate adviser of the University Activities Organization public relations committee. Student peace group formed What did Judith and Kenneth Garloch do to earn such appreciation? They taught their children compassion. In her essay, Garloch wrote "My parents have tried to instill in by Larissa Hrltsko think about different solutions to a problem like the recent issue in political process." their children an appreciation for what is important in life: happi- student government reporter international incidents, Omo- Somalia, researches it, comes to Documents like this can be in- ness, doing the best that you can, success." Osagie said. a joint decision and hopefully be- strumental to policy makers In "But the most valuable thing that my parents have taught us is that "I started this organization this comes involved in the decision their decisions, Omo-Osagie said. the root of all these things is compassion." A new student organization, semester with the intention to process of a policy," Simon said. "When people participate at Garloch, a senior double-majoring in biology and psychology, sub- the first of its kind at the Univer- focus on international conflicts The organization, in its first this level there can be a great mitted her essay based on the theme "Mom and Dad: The Most Valu- sity, focuses on alternative poli- through analysis, dialogue and two meetings, has created a rec- impact," he said. "From working able Thing You Taught Me" because she believes her parents are the cies to deal with such interna- research with others," Omo- ommendation paper for the So- in Washington, I have seen that best, she said. tional conflicts as those in Soma- Osagie said. "The purpose is to malia situation, which they sent when senators and representa- Not only did her parents teach their children that compassion is lia, Bosnia and Haiti. think of new ways to solve these to members of the U.S. Senate tives receive letters from their important, they showed them by example, she said. The Peace Initiative Organiza- problems without violence or the and policy makers, Omo-Osagie constituents, they take the time "I have witnessed simple acts of kindness on a daily basis," she tion was formed this semester by loss of human life." said. to read and pay attention to wrote. "These acts range from taking a few minutes out of their day Solomon Omo-Osagie, a graduate One of the goals of a group like "The group's recom- these." to comfort a grieving widow to buying treats or presents in order to student in the political science this is to bring out different in- mendations were sent to Wash- The group is composed of a brighten up the day of a less fortunate child." department, with the purpose of sights and approaches to an in- ington to those directly involved majority of graduate students Upon receiving notice from her parents that she had won the serving as a think tank for other ternational problem, according in foreign policies and their exe- from all different focuses in contest, Garloch was extremely pleased, she said. students to become involved in. to Marc Simon, faculty adviser cution," he said. "I think this will their studies. Undergraduate "My parents were excited," Garloch said. "My dad was tickled The members of the group for the PIO. show the officials that students students are also involved and no pink." want to encourage students to "The group basically discusses are involved and interested in the one is restricted.
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C\ On Friday, police received a O A man reportedly tried to □ A man was seen walking his call about loud music coming "shoo" a dog away from his South dog on Oct. 27 and "allowing the from the fraternity house at 802 Grove Street home Saturday. The dog to urinate on other people's Sixth St. According to the police dog allegedly both growled and property." The officer at the report, the officer at the scene nipped at the man and was later scene has warned the man before said the music was "extremely seen chasing a little boy. and the officer reportedly gave loud and extremely bad." the man his "last warning." H Police received a call about a O Four pairs of a woman's un- O Police received a 911 call fight in an East Merry Avenue derwear stolen from a dryer at about a man bleeding outside of a parking lot Saturday. According her apartment complex on Oct. local bar on Saturday. After ar- to the police report, one of the 27. Police said one pair of under- riving at the scene, the officer men involved was wearing an "i- wear was pink, one pair was found the man was just dressed diot suit." white with flowers, one pair was in a Halloween costume. purple and green and the final D Kent A. Holloway, 41, of 205 n Police said three youths were pair was white. S. Enterprise St., was arrested observed spitting at the windows for disorderly conduct late Sat- of a local storage garage and O A youth received an obscene urday night. Holloway was alleg- writing their names in the saliva phone call on Oct. 27. According edly seen urinating in public Monday. to the police report, the caller view. said, "Get out, get out now!" D On Saturday, Kyle E. Fcnton, 3 On Tuesday a woman 19, of 123 N. Prospect St. was ar- received a call from a man who ',• O A man was seen trying to en- rested for disorderly conduct. He claimed to have her daughter. !ter through the window of an was reportedly seen urinating off According to the police report, ;East Wooster Street apartment the front porch of his house. Ac- when the man was told the wom- on Oct. 28. Police said the man cording to the police report, Fen- an didn't have a daughter, he told them he was "just goofing ton "had a large wet spot on the said, "Well, then I have your around." front of his pants." daughter-in-law."
Results- When the Polls Closed . Continued from page one. where he was previously a ward to run a less intense campaign Ward One candidate and University student Sam Mclendez (right) and his co-campaign manager, Sal- council member. He received 21 than he would have liked. He said lie Sliens, react to the news of Mclendez's defeat Tuesday night. A record number of students ran for • said he was disappointed with percent of the votes in that ward. his campaign was basically a council seats this year, but only Mclendez's opponent Todd Klelsmit, won. the election results. He did best "The election results are final word-of-mouth effort. in Wards One and Two, capturing and I have to stick with the de- 24 percent of the votes in both cision," Davidson said. Running as an independent Car wards. He said he believes his He said he will continue work- candidate also cost votes, he said. In addition to the 18 core "In a town like this, a lot of Continued from page three. been doing extensive research opponents ran clean campaigns. ing as a volunteer on various into the area of electric cars. students, more will be needed "I am positive that everyone committees. people are bound to vote along Erekson said the car's body to work on other aspects of the party lines," he said. "We want to start off with a ran a good campaign and that the DcKatch, a University student, has not been ordered yet be- good base of knowledge," he car which include graphic de- ■ results will be beneficial to the only received 261 votes and only cause it has a $25,000 price tag said. signs, color scheme and mar- city," Miller said. Miller said he 9 percent of the vote in Ward DeKatch, a former section edi- on the chassis. He added dona- keting. has not yet decided if he will re- One, which includes the Univer- tor at The News, said he would tions have been made to the Eighteen students will work main involved in politics. sity. like to go back to working for the project and the body is expect- directly on the car and will be "We want to be competitive Davidson, who received 1,971 DcKatch said the death of his newspaper or in some other ed to be purchased very soon. selected through an application and win with technology," he votes, did best in Ward One, father this summer caused him media-related job. He said faculty have already process, he said. said. HOME FALCON FOOTBALL SATURDAY VS. KENT...KEEP THE STREAK ALIVE! Bring Mom and Dad out to the Stadium early and Tailgate! Seniors! Which group are you in?
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No charges have been filed in the death Wednesday. down some shelves and spilled bleach on of any child but Hannah. County Pros- Judge Richard Cole, a visiting judge in herself. He had been held on "home detention" ecutor William Schenck has said he has missiles Greene County Juvenile Court, found The child was burned on her face, since he was charged in August. not decided whether to pursue any other James Carroll, 17, innocent of delin- chest, abdomen, back and buttocks. charges by Larry Ryckman quency counts of involuntary manslaugh- Mrs. Carroll said the burns, which she John Rion, James Carroll's attorney, The Associated Press ter, felonious assault and child endanger- treated with an ointment, appeared to be had said prosecutors based their case on Chloe, 7 weeks, who was burn with only ing. healing. But the girl collapsed three days "just a theory." They found no finger- a brain stem, died in October 1992 after Had he been convicted, he could have later and was pronounced dead at a local prints on any bleach bottle and had no the Carrolls returned her to an adoption MOSCOW - Abandoning been held at a county juvenile facility un- hospital. other evidence against his client. a longstanding Soviet poli- til age 21. Timothy and Kathleen Carroll pleaded agency; Noah, 3, the son of a crack- cy, Russia now is ready to Cole's verdict ended a three-day trial. guilty in January to a misdemeanor But Assistant Greene County Pros- addicted mother, died the following launch nuclear missiles in a Carroll was charged in the September charge of contributing to the neglect of a ecutor Suzanne Schmidt said James Car- month; Mollie, 3, who was mentally re- first strike if it or its allies 1992 death of Hannah Carroll, who had minor. They were put on probation for roll was alone with the children at the tarded and had severe allergies, died in are attacked with conven- Down syndrome. Hannah was one of five four years and forbidden to adopt more time and that the extent and pattern of December, and Josiah, 12, who had cere- tional weapons, a top offi- children who died after being adopted by children without court approval. Hannah's injuries could not have been bral palsy and asthma, died in June. cial said Wednesday. The United States and other Western powers have repeatedly refused to rule BGaskU out a first strike, arguing Security tapes appear that such a pledge would In the middle of difficulty 3. Last year on Veterans diminish the deterrent val- lies opportunity. - Albert Day, I tried to call my Col- ue of their nuclear arsenals Einstein lege Office and no one an- and limit their military op- 1. It won't be long before swered. Can you tell me in murder trial of youths tions. final exam time. How can I why? The new Russian policy is survive? Dear Recall Rodger: her to a medical appointment. part of a military doctrine Dear l.M. Wise- by Karin Davies So sorry, but many cam- The Associated Press The tapes at the Liverpool shopping mall on Feb. approved by President Hopefully you've been pus offices are closed on 12 showed the two boys, who may be identified by Boris Yeltsin on Tuesday. preparing all along, but if Nov. 11 for Veterans Day the media only as Child A and Child B, playing with The document had been not, try the following: even though classes are PRESTON, England -- The videotape shown in a James, then taking him out onto a busy street. demanded by the military 1. Make an appointment still in session for that day. courtroom Wednesday played out every mother's The prosecution says they then walked and as payment for its support with a counselor at the worst fear: her frantic search in vain for her small dragged James 2 1/2 miles across Liverpool. Be- in his fight with parliament Study Skills Lab (372-8840) child, who walks off trustingly with strangers side a railway track, they beat him with bricks, last month. 4. Since I requested for advice on test taking. toward a violent death. stones and a metal bar, kicked him as his blood The 23-page doctrine 2. Make a list of questions classes, I've decided on an- The fuzzy images captured by a shopping mall's sprayed over their shoes, poured paint in his eye states that Russia's military you don't understand and other major and I need security cameras led to the trial of two youngsters find stripped him half-naked. His body was cut in mission is primarily defen- make appointments with some classes I haven't re- for the abduction and murder of James Bulger, 2. two by a passing train. sive and that no nation is your professors. quested and don't need The boys, now 11, stared intently at the video as The court watched a 16-minute videotape of considered a potential 3. Attend any review ses- some classes I did request. it was played by prosecutors. The chubby boys James' last moments in the mall, compiled from enemy. sions held for your classes. What now? were 10 when the killing occurred and are the several security cameras. It also allows the military 4. Review all the material Dear Droppin' & Addin' youngest children to be charged in Britain with Defense attorneys agreed with prosecutors that to intervene in domestic you've had thus far. Annie: murder. the boys in the tape were Child A and Child B. crises "to protect the con- 5. Study with friends. Go ahead and register for They have pleaded innocent, although the pros- The tape showed the following sequence of stitutional system." those classes you still need, ecution said one of them confessed to the crime events: Valcry Manilov, deputy 2. Oh, no! I forgot to don't register for those you under police questioning. "l 1537 and 42 seconas: Bulger and James head secretary of the country's request classes for Spring, don't need, and add the Before the tape was shown, the court heard for a butcher's shop. top policy-making Security so when can I register? classes you need during James' mother describe in a statement her flight "i 15.38:55: James, a blond, blue-eyed boy in a Council, rejected sugges- Dear Forgetful Freddie: Preferred Open Registra- at discovering her little boy had vanished. blue anorak, walks alone outside the shop door. tions that provision signi- For students who didn't tion (Nov. 19 through 21). "He had been at my side while I was being O 15:40:24, Bulger searches frantically amid a fied an expanded role for request classes, the regis- served but when I looked round he was gone. I pan- crush of adults outside the shop, then runs in and the army following Oc- tration dates are Nov. 22 to BGaSkU is a service pro- icked," Denise Bulger told police on Feb. 13, the out again. tober's violence. vided by the University's 23 (New Open Registra- day after James disappeared. "I was asking people "115:41:29: James crosses a plaza in the mall near The riots by hard-line Academic Advisers. tion). if they had seen him. Nobody had." the two older boys. parliament supporters, Bulger, 25, is pregnant and has not attended the 3 15:42:32: James holds Child B's hand. which killed dozens of peo- trial, which opened Monday. Her husband, Ralph, a 15:43:08: All three children are outside the ple in Moscow, prompted 26, skipped Wednesday morning's session to take mall on a busy street. Yeltsin to send tanks and troops to flush out defiant Sel«1i». S*nric« RaalitratiM. lawmakers from the par- It's QvMi. It . Eatf. »nJ It'i Tht taw. liament building. 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Before I began the rite of cor- vent a dangerous rush of stu- team exit further away from Let's just take a walk around rect Halloween celebration Fri- dents onto the field at Satur- the student section and cover the sporting world and see day, I was flipping through the day's Ohio State game. the visiting team ramp with What's Up? endless variety of television pro- Wisconsin chancellor David tarp to prevent students from □ gramming and stopped where I Ward and other campus offi- throwing objects at visiting Rarely does a Charles Barkley do about 95 percent of the time. cials described at a news con- players. statement take me by surprise, ESPN. ference Tuesday night several but what came out of his mouth As I was a beat writer for the changes aimed at avoiding a UW Police Chief Susan Risel- last week hit me harder than Wil- Falcon hockey team for the bet- recurrence of the pileup after Wisconsin assistant athletic director Al Fish shows some of the ing reviewed the events lead- changes that are going to be made at Camp Randall Stadium. liam Perry on his way to the din- ter part of two years, I was nat- last Saturday's win over Mich- ing up to the tragic crush and urally intrigued (as well as feel- igan. of recommendations that we ing; said that another could occur if ing guilty for not being there for At least 69 people were in- can quickly implement," said - Students will be required Wisconsin beats Ohio State. A the tie against UM) when I saw jured, seven critically, after deputy athletic director Al to turn in their season passes win would give the Badgers the there was a game on. thousands of students rushed Fish. "With this combination of for a paper ticket and hand inside track to the Rose Bowl. Then, when I recognized the to get onto Camp Randall field, changes, we think we will be stamp that will prevent the "If Wisconsin beats Ohio Russ Eckard teams, I knew it would be a most forcing down iron railings and able to provide a safer and less pass from being used by more State, I would plan for there to enjoyable viewing experience. chain link fences. congested environment for the than one person; be a surge," Riseling said, but You see, the teams playing Four remained hospitalized students." -- Seating will be increased added she would again instruct each other were the Los Angeles early today, with two in fair Among the new rules for the by 400 by moving the UW band police and security personnel Kings and the Winnipeg Jets. To condition and two listed as 12,500-seat student section: to the north end zone; not to resist huge numbers of ner table. me, this was not a chance to see good. Most victims suffered - Spectators with tickets in - Extra personnel will be students from coming onto the In an interview regarding Mi- the great Wayne Gretzky nor the broken bones and some lost student sections will be re- added to prohibit sitting or field. chael Jordan, Sir Charles re- rising star Teemu Selanne. consciousness from a lack of quired to sit in the alphabetical standing in the aisles. Students and others have ferred to His Airaess as "Black Rather, this was a chance for oxygen. section on their tickets, but "That should help conges- criticized police and security Jesus." me to watch three old friends "We've made a whole series there will not be assigned seat- tion," Fish said. at last Saturday's game. My fingers twitch and my (and ex-BG quotables) play at the muscles tense just typing such a highest level. statement. Within minutes, I was hearing In a world where racial epith- what I was so familiar with: ets are an everlasting evil and a 'What a move by Emerson,' true sign of ignorance, and for 'There's a blast by Blake,' and Club volleyball opens play someone as active as he in the 'Big hit by Potvin." black movement, a comment likt The aforementioned are form- this is absurdly uncalled for. er Bowling Green standouts now by Andrew Punzal "This weekend was a great first experience for our team," Buyn- Doesn't he realize that all he is excelling in the National Hockey contributing writer acek said. "We learned a lot about ourselves in terms of our strengths doing by saying this is downgrad- league: all-time leading scorer and weaknesses, but also about the level of competition we'll be fac- ing his own race? Nelson Emerson, All-American ing in the future." One of the things I envy most Rob Blake, and Marc Potvin (also The Bowling Green women's club volleyball team competed in its Also turning in strong performances over the weekend were about the African-American race playing in the game was another inaugural matches - a three-echool tournament at Ohio University - freshmen Jannelle Bassitt and Crystal Dean as they respectively re- is their dedication to religious be- former BG star Paul Ysebaert over the weekend. corded five and six kills apiece. liefs. Not to degrade anyone else, who played from 1985-87). Results were mixed as BG came away with a 2-4 record after split- "All 13 players who travelled performed well and were able to con- but aren't the Southern Baptists Watching people you know ting games with Indiana and Ohio before being swept by Ohio State. tribute," Gerrasch said. "We have great potential to build upon for renowned for their celebration of personally was certainly gratify- "Overall, we as coaches were pleased with the opening tournament future competitions." The Word? ing, but it was also a pleasure to of the season," coach Ron Kalal said. "We had a chance to get all our "I'm very pleased with this weekend's effort," Kalal said. "The And now, one of their own then listen to the current Falcons players in to play which provided them with a great learning experi- team is improving week to week and I feel that we will be tremen- (Barkley is from Leeds, Ala- carrying on a fruitful tradition. ence." dously competitive as long as we continue to work as hard as we have bama), is referring to another No doubt, in a few years I'll be Pacing the Falcons were junior outside hitter Shay Cooke and in practice for the past month" human being as The Lord's son. saying the same about several senior co-captain Lisa Gerrasch, who each recorded nine kills in the The squad's next match is Nov. 13, when the Falcons travel to In- This is disgraceful. BG icers playing right now that two matches in which they participated. diana University to participate in an 11 -school tournament. Imagine the uproar if Larry I'm saying about the others. "We felt that we all played good, especially since it was our first Bird had ever been called 'White This is all a tribute to the out- time playing together," Gerrasch said. "Everyone contributed in one Jesus.' Jesse Jackson would have standing program developed in way or another to keep the team together when the going got rough" been on the cover of every pub- 1969 by Jack Vivian and carried Rough was an understatement during the Falcons' first game LACROSSE TEAM lication this side of Peking. on for the last 14 years by Jerry against Indiana as BG quickly found itself on the bottom end of a 4-11 Yet I have heard almost noth- York. score. The Falcons were able to battle back, however, and pull out an I IMSIIi;.S SEASON WITH 9-3 MARK ing about this ludicrous slip. Fans in this area have been impressive 17-15 victory. I, for one, don't ever feel Jesus spoiled by the outstanding Senior co-captain and middle hitter Gerrasch (two kills, two aces) should be labeled with a color. teamed with senior middle hitter Steph Greer to dominate the net SEE PAGE EIGHT And I think it would be in the best See WHAT'S UP, page ten throughout the game. University Union Students For Students D o Thursday Dinner Special Thursday, November 4 The Pheasant Room 9 p.m. Ohio Suite in the Union 2lb.s of Slob Ribs with Boked Potato 5i Toss Solad $6.95 Open to any organization interested Hours: lunch 11:30- l:30M-F in enhancing the living and learning Dinner S:00 - 7:00 M-f environment at BGSU. o Sponsored by Undergraduate Student Government Quantum 90 cord accepted 5 -1 only for on campus students '. Quantum 90 cord occupied oil day lot off compus students 3 PARENTS' DAY IS SATURDAY...GET YOUR FOOTBALL TICKETS TODAY! Tickets for Saturday's BG/Kent football game now on sale at the Memorial Hall Ticket Office. 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Yeah, fore he's eligible for free the rumor that the Miami Dol- agency. Had Marino not been phins might unload Dan Mar- hurt, who knows what the mar- The Associated Press ino and his $4.3 million per ket would be for a guy who had year salary and keep Scott completed 2 of 8 passes in his Mitchell, who is earning first three years in the NFL. CINCINNATI -- While his father moves up in the NFL re- $350,000 this year. "He would have gotten a look Why? cord books for coaching wins, because people saw what he The way Mitchell is perform- could do in the World League," Dave Shula just keeps on losing. ing in Marino's stead, he'll be Don Shula tied George Halas says his agent, Tony Agnone. worth 10 times that when he "But there's no question that with his 324th coaching win last becomes a free agent next his value is way, way up. He's Sunday when the Miami Dolphins season. And with a salary cap really convincing the skep- beat the Kansas City Chiefs coming in and Marino return- tics." 34-10. Dave Shula and his Cincin- ing, there's no way the Dol- How many more are there nati Bengals had the day off - phins can afford both AND like that? their second bye week - leav- Not many. ing them without a win in 1993. hold on to other top players. At least that's the rumor. One might be Lewis Tillman, Dave Shula watched his fath- Mitchell's success -- a record the New York Giants' running er's big moment on television and of 2 -0 after taking over from back who took over for the in- was happy for him, but the in- Marino and a rating of 119.2, jured Rodney Hampton and evitable father-son comparisons which would be far the best in had two straight 100-yard are making him a little un- the league if he'd thrown games, including 20 carries for comfortable. Dave has the only enough passes - makes him 169 yards against Philadelphia. win less NFL team and a 5-18 re- one of the few players who will Tillman now has 407 yards in cord since becoming head coach be a hot commodity on next 77 cares, a 5.3 per carry aver- last year. season's reduced free agent age and just 23 yards behind Miatnl Dolphin quarterback Scott Mitchell, left, huddles with Dan Marino, center, and head coach Don The contrast between father market. Hampton, who signed a three- Shula in Sunday's win over Kansas City. Mitchell may command big money at the end of the season and son has been brought up a lot If, of course, he continues at year deal averaging $2.3 mil- due to his undefeated performance as Miami's starting quarterback. this week. reasonably close to his current lion just before the season. "Yeah, in all honesty, it is a level for the rest of the season. But Tillman is prone to fum- gram come from this season? bodies willy-nilly - Reggie capable QB per team, and are little bit tough in that respect," That's the anomaly of free bling -- one on the goal line Moreover, Tillman is 27, White without Tony Bennett to constantly complaining about Dave Shula said. "I know, in my agency. against the Jets last Sunday earning $425,000 and already augment him hasn't been a $9 the dearth of potential NFL situation, when you don't win was especially costly. And in his fifth season. And while million player this year. And quarterbacks in college. there'll be ugly comparisons. With about three-quarters of running backs are not the valu- he's not beaten up - prior to few teams (other than perhaps Any young quarterback with People will be poking fun. I abso- the NFL's 28 teams currently able commodity that quarter- this season, he had 234 carries the Giants and Detroit Lions) potential (Drew Bledsoe and lutely realize that. But we are over next year's projected sal- backs are. in four years - he's taken some have improved markedly Rick Mirer) is immediately what we are, and he's doing what ary cap of from $32 million to Their average shelf life is whacks on special teams, through free agency. snapped up in the draft and he's doing. It just happened that $35 million, the conventional about five years, and there al- where he's one of the Giants' others with less potential (To- way, like it or not." wisdom is that a lot of high- ways seems to be another one best tacklers. NFL personnel directors, mmy Maddox and Dave Dave Shula is closing in on a salaried veterans will either be to plug in. Where, for heavens But overall, football isn't a who can be a little harsh, con- Brown) still are considered Bengals' record - a loss Sunday out of work next year or asked sake, did Tillman and Erric Pe- game where you can plug in sider there to be less than one worth risking a No. 1. to Pittsburgh would leave them with their third 0-8 start in fran- chise history. Sam Wyche's team opened 0-8 two years ago, Wy- che's last season as head coach. Hanson The Bengals also opened 0-8 in 1978, when Bill Johnson was Auburn has slim hopes of title fired as head coach after five games. to Reds A win next Sunday against the Flurry of New Year's Day upsets only hope for unbeaten Tigers by JOE KAY New York Jets will give Don The Associated Press Shula the lead in coaching victor- The Associated Press has instead won its first eight to be tough to do with no TV and finale. No. 6 Nebraska is upset by ies with a 325-152-6 record and games. As one of only six teams no bowl bid." Oklahoma. No. 7 Tennessee, invite another round of unwanted that have yet to be beaten or tied, But it could happen. which already has a loss and a CINCINNATI - The Cin- comparisons. the No. 8 Tigers have to be con- tie, probably would be passed by cinnati Reds had three "I knew it would be this way, to AUBURN, Ala. - Stan White sidered a candidate for No. 1. "If they're the only un- Auburn if the Tigers ended up holes when the season end- a great extent, when I got into knows the odds are against Au- defeated, untied team on the 11-0. ed: starting pitching, sec- coaching," Dave Shula said. burn. night of Jan. 1, they would get my ond base and third base. "That's part of the deal that goes "Obviously, it's possible, but "I'm excited to be in this posi- first-place vote," said ESPN The Reds acquired a with being a celebrity's son. But "We have to have some other tion," offensive lineman Wayne commentator Beano Cook, who how probable is it?" coach Terry yeah, I've never expected it to teams get knocked off," the Bowden said Tuesday. "I would starting pitcher and second Gandy said. "We're pretty votes in the AP poll and had Au- baseman on Tuesday night happen just like this." senior quarterback said. "And we healthy right now. If we continue burn fifth on his latest ballot. "I say the probability of that hap- Dave Shula didn't get an oppor- definitely have to win the rest of pening is well below 50 percent." by sending pitcher Bobby to play ball like we've been play- go by the way a team performs. Ayala and catcher Dan Wil- tunity to talk to his father by our games." ing, everybody will be watching Auburn has done everything in a phone after the win. Me decided The Tigers should win Satur- son to Seattle for Erik Han- on New Year's Day to see what tough league." son and Bret Boone. to spend the off-day Sunday with Still, just the fact that White day's homecoming game against his family rather than fly to Flor- happens." New Mexico State, but the final Hanson, 28, becomes the and his Auburn teammates are Here's one scenario that could club's No. 3 starter. Boone, ida to watch the Dolphins game. even talking about the possibility propel the Tigers to a national contests are in the Southeastern "It's so tough right now, just to Conference. They go to Georgia 24, filled the gap left by of winning a national champion- That's all Auburn can do on championship: second baseman Bip get time with your own family," ship would have been scoffed at a New Year's Day: watch. on Nov. 13 before returning Dave Shula said. "If the game home to finish the season against Roberts' departure as a few months ago. The Tigers are prohibited from No. 1 Florida State beats No. 2 free agent. had been for the record, I might going to a bowl because of NCAA Notre Dame, but loses to No. 9 Alabama, the defending national have thought about it. But it be- A team that began the season probation. They also were barred Florida, a team that was defeated champion. ing for a tie - no, I didn't really with modest goals - perhaps its from television, which means by Auburn 38-35. No. 3 Ohio State Hanson has a career even think about it." first winning record since 1990 - they are a mystery to most voters loses either to Wisconsin, Michi- Two teams have finished No. 1 56-54 record and 3.69 In The Associated Press poll. gan or in the Rose Bowl. No. 4 in the AP poll while serving pro- earned run average. He was "It's possible," White said. Miami loses to No. 13 West Vir- bation. Auburn, ironically, was 11-12 with a 3.47 ERA for the Mariners last season. Bowling Green State University "We're just going to have to do ginia. No. 5 Alabama is beaten by the first in 1957, but that was at a our part. But we know it's going Aubum in the Nov. 20 season time when the final rankings His best year was 1990, and came out before the bowls. Okla- when he went 18-9 with a The Department of Ethnic Studies homa did it in 1974 under a for- 3.24 ERA. PRMM mat similar to today's polling. The Tenth Vnnu.il Kthnir Studies Conference The Ohio Student Education I i Inn. Studies: Crossroads to the 21st Century Association of BGSU A Tribute to James Baldwin Nmembrrll.il. IW proudly presents: SEMINAR 1993 Saturday, November 20, 1993 from 8:30 am - 3:30 pm KEYNOTE ADDUM at 1007 Business Admin, annex Or. Houston Baker Cost: $10.00 ririHM.MJa,iiiiiniit in »i (includes lunch) HrrfariAit. \ottm*tr 10. 1*9.1 Sessions will include: 7:J0 |im <.n»nd Ballroom. 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Mr BV«..(J«-> A.I.. 4*1 Dnoafaoftol AhinM,. IW.| 10 W . Nona l««h> aad DoliaraiOvd at 306 Prout Hall. Pweatcr, RoM tan* ISwa-.—t ( oc, a/ *7tf— .*< i. ■ Aawi lakh „ DEADUNE: November 4, 1993 I HI I Hip m GoakaaK Sltakai Paacl Docovaoa [> lla.taliiiawip 1**., *,*.*», a. aaor. laW-a Free and Open lo tae Publk 1 hlpm .mrpMoi for Information Call I4l"i 372-2T*» limited registration is available, so pteaM return forms as toon as poisibU Thursday, November 4, 1993 The BG News page nine Maddux wins Cy Young -- again Jones' demotion by Ben Walker the award for different teams The Associated Press was Gaylord Perry - in 1972 with the Cleveland Indians and 1978 is no big surprise with the San Diego Padres. NEW YORK -- Greg Maddux Maddux, 27, is the top winner opener and another by San won his second straight Cy The Associated Press in the majors with 107 victories Francisco's Steve Young in a Young Award on Wednesday, in the last six seasons. He also joining Sandy Koufax as the only Monday night game the fol- won three straight Gold Gloves BEREA, Ohio ~ Selwyn lowing week. National League pitchers to win and is one of the best-hitting Jones has had a knack tor it in successive seasons. Jones got precisely what he pitchers in baseball. expected after he intercepted interceptions since his college Maddux was 20-10 with a major Maddux, just 7-8 a week before days at Colorado State, where league-leading 2.36 ERA in his three passes in his first two the All-Star break, won 13 of his NFL games: a demotion to the his 15 interceptions are a first season for the Atlanta last IS decisions in leading the school record. The Browns Braves, and became the first Cleveland Browns' bench. Braves' surge to their third "I pretty much have a mind- chose him in the seventh pitcher to win the award in con- straight NL West championship. set for a backup role," said round of the 1992 draft, but he secutive years with different The right-hander made 36 starts spent all of last season on in- teams. He went 20-10 with a 2.18 Jones, a cornerback whose and pitched 267 innings, led the jured reserve because of a hip ERA in 1992 for the Chicago playing time is likely to in- league with eight complete crease again now that Everson problem. Cubs, then signed a five-year, $28 games and was third with 197 Walls has been released. million free-agent contract with strikeouts. "The reason I was playing the Braves. "Every week, I prepare to Maddux finished with 119 play, and I just wait and see. If was because Terry got hurt in Maddux got 22 of the 28 first- points in the voting. Swift, who I get the opportunity, I'm pre- the preseason," Jones said. place votes in balloting by the was 21-8 with a 2.82 ERA, got two "So if Terry had been playing, Baseball Writers Association of pared. If I don't, I just have to first-place votes and was second go on to the next week." I probably wouldn't have got- America. He easily outdistanced with 61 points. Jones has played in only ten those opportunities. That's San Francisco Giants' Bill Swift Glavine, who won the Cy three of the Browns' seven an administrative decision. I and John Burkett, and Braves Young in 1991 and was runner-up games so far, and he hasn't just try to play the best I can." teammate Tom Glavine, who all in 1992, was 22-6 with a 3.20 ERA. even been on the active list for Jones' solid play in practice won more games than Maddux He got four first-place votes and contributed to the Browns' de- but had higher ERAs. the last two games. had 49 points. Burkett, 22-7 with His absence from the field, cision to release Walls after Koufax won the award in a 3.65 ERA, got nine points. Jose however, has been no fault of Cleveland yielded 355 yards 1965-66, when only one Cy Young Rijo of the Cincinnati Reds was his own. When called upon to passing in a victory over fifth. was presented. Beginning in help fill in while Terry Taylor Pittsburgh last week. Najee 1967, a winner in each league was Maddux earned a $250,000 recovered from a sprained Mustafaa and Taylor are the selected. Since then, Roger Cle- bonus for winning the award on knee at the start of the season, starting cornerbacks now, mens in 1986-87, Jim Palmer and top of his $5 million salary, and Jones excelled, intercepting with Jones and Randy Hilliard Denny McLain have been repeat now gets a $500,000 bonus if he two passes by Cincinnati's to be used in "nickel" and wins it again during the remain- Atlanta Braves pitcher Greg Maddux, shown in a regular-season winners in the AL. contest, was named the National League Cy Young Award winner David Klingler in the season "dime" passing situations. ing four years of the contract. The only other pitcher to win Wednesday. Scoreboard Lacrosse enjoys Volleyball Soccer Cavs have a through Wednesday through Tuiadty Tt»m iPviriii) I winning season MAC Standings 1 Akron (13-3-1) S 2 Bowling Green (10-7-0) 4 shot now that 3. Miami (11-6-1) 2 by Lincoln Hershberger Turn IPvtnll) L 4 W Michigan (10 8 0) 2 allowing four first-half goals, 1. Ball Slate (ie-4) 13 o 5. C.Michigan (2-10-1) 1 contributing writer 2. Bowling Green (12 7) 9 3 6 E Michigan (8-9 0) C the Falcons shut out Miami in the 3 C. Mcnigan {16-6) s second half. 4 Toledo (13-8) 5 Kent (8-10) Mike is gone After starting out the season Consequently, BG emerged the Akron (13-12) Football with a loss to Miami, the Bowling victors by a score of 8-4. 7 r Michigan (1S-9) 8 Miami (7-17) The Associated Press Green lacrosse team realized it W Michigan(6-IS) had some work to do. "We got off to a rough start 10. Oho (6-12) MAC Standings Returning offensive leaders this year," junior midfielder Jeff RICHFIELD, Ohio - Add a new coach. Subtract Michael Jor- were co-captains Chad Frederick Rix said. "After losing to Pitt and dan. Perhaps now the Cleveland Cavaliers can truly consider and Brian Walkerly. Working Vanderbilt down in Kentucky, we W L T Pet themselves contenders for an NBA championship. Ball Slate 4 900 2 1 different midfield lines, they be- made some defensive changes Friday'* Gimii Bowling Green 4 900 2 1 "It's going to be almost like starting over for a lot of us," point gan to shape their offense into which helped us out in the second Bowling Green al Ohio w Micnigah 4 800 3 0 guard Mark Price said. "We have new coaches. We have to learn what it was a year ago. half of the season. Toledo ai Miami E. Michigan 3 600 4 0 new plays. So right now, our focus is just trying to get some C Michigan at Kent Akron 3 500 4 0 "Our final win against Miami E. Michigan at Akron C M ichlgan 3 500 5 0 cohesiveness with our new coaches and team, and then go from Then, after downing Heidel- in the Falcon Cup showed the W. Michigan Ball State Ohio 3 429 6 0 there." progress we made this year." Toledo 2 3 0 400 3 5 0 berg and Kent State, it appeared Saturday's Oimee Miami 1 5 0 167 2 6 0 The Cavaliers reached a turning point in the franchise's histo- the Falcons were back on track. Bowling Green at Miami Kent 0 6 0 .000 0 8 0 ry last spring when Jordan and the Chicago Bulls embarrassed Heading into the tenth-annual Led by senior midfielder Chad Toledo at Ohio them by sweeping four straight games in the second round of C. Michigan at Akron Falcon Cup, BG was geared up to Frederick with 32 points ai;d E Michigan at Kent the playoffs - Jordan reminding them once again of his supre- face the 10-team tournament. sophomore attackman Geoff macy by hitting an impossible jumper to win Game 4 at the buz- BG, who entered the tourna- Hazclwood with 27 points, the zer. ment with a record of 8-3, Falcons finished its 1993 season Towers West Coach Lenny Wilkens, who as coach of the Cavs was elim- breezed through the preliminary with a spectacular record of 9-3. inated by Jordan four times in the last six years, finally surren- matches to face Miami once Everyone Pasta Bar dered and moved to Atlanta. again in the championship. The includes breadsticks! Former Atlanta coach Mike Fratello then left NBC to take ^edsaPAAL Redskins also had an easy time in includes salad! over the Cavs, and when Jordan decided to retire, Fratello found the opening rounds, dominating himself in charge of one of the favorites to succeed the Bulls as Ohio State and Indiana 12-0 and s&s all you can eat! Eastern Conference champions. 13-1, respectively. "I think a lot of people's expectations will be up," Price said. BARBER only 6.99! "You don't know who the favorite is right now. I think it does With the bitter taste of its ear- open things up for a lot of teams. There's not one team that lier defeat at the hands of Miami, SHOP stands out now like Chicago did with Jordan." BG - defenders of the Falcon Cleveland's nucleus remains unchanged, and it is solid, featur- Cup -- took to the field fired up. 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"You are still getting used minutes. and for that we all should be wouldn't put it past him), Bernie It was Courier's last scheduled to the new balls, new courts and thankful. should be let loose todo his thing PARIS - It's been that kind of regular tournament of the year new atmosphere." Three-time champion Boris a and prove a point. super year for Pete Sampras, the before the World Championships, Becker survived a third-set tie- If there was ever a situation of Prove that Bill had it out for world's No. 1-ranked tennis formerly known as the Masters. Sampras, seeded No. 1 here, breaker and beat Andrei Olhovs- "Put Up or Shut Up,' that is exact- him from the start. player. Courier will drop further be- will play his first match today kiy of Russia 6-7 (6-8), 6-2, 7-6 ly what you're going to have at Prove he is still an outstanding Without even playing, Sampras hind, no matter what Sampras against David Wheaton, a first- (7-5). Cleveland Stadium on Sunday. NFL quarterback. is virtually assured of being top- does, because Sampras lost in the round winner over Ivan Lendl. Classy Bernie Kosar, who has Prove that the standing ovation seeded for the ATP Tour World opening round at Paris last year Gustafsson made the decisive Sixth-seeded Stefan Edberg, calmly kept quiet while being he received during the Steelhead Championships Nov. 16-21. while Courier had reached the break in the seventh game of the 1990 winner here, beat dragged through a stream of cow game was deserved. When Jim Courier, ranked No. quarterfinals. each set against Courier. The Frenchman Olivier Delaitre 6-2, manure (although he fully knows If he doesn't perform, all those 2, was toppled from the Paris For Courier, who had a first- Swede, ranked 20th in the world, 6-3, while eighth-seeded Andrei how wrong his treatment lias who have stood behind him (my- Open tennis tournament 6-4, 6-3 round bye, it was only the third was helped by Courier's double Medvedev of Ukraine outlasted been), will once again be under self included) will be eating crow Tuesday by Magnus Gustafsson time in 22 tournaments that he fault at break point, giving the Amos Mansdorf of Israel, the center for the clash with Mr. Ed for a long time. of Sweden in a second-round was ousted in his opening match. Swede a 4-3 lead in the second 1988 winner, 6-7, (2-7), 6-3, 7-6 and the rest of the Rocky- Russ Eckard is a sports col- match, Courier's chances of "The first matches are always set. He took the next two games (7-4). mountain ponies. umnist for 77m News. 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