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Page 8. State Baseball playoffs Crash leaves one dead near Yankees 6 Springfield. Orioles 4 Page 3 NEWS Story page 8 Monday, October 14, 1996 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 83, Issue 176 The News' Summer fees Floating Man Briefs Former professor will increase drops civil lawsuit Jay Young and Administrative Staff, helps The BC News level the benefit playing field. A former University "The idea is to be fair," professor dropped a civil It will cost more for students to Middleton said. "I think it comes lawsuit he filed against the attend summer school and noth- University last spring on out of the concern to bring equal- ing for some part-time faculty to ity of opportunity to part-time Friday. John Hart man, who take classes year round, after a worked in the Journalism employees who have been around Department from 1977-79, vote by the University Board of for a significant amount of time had filed a suit claiming the Trustees, Friday. and are contributing to the quali- University violated Ohio's The Trustees approved a $2 ty of the community." open records laws. Hart- per credit hour increase in the Middleton said the opportunity man said with the help of general fee beginning with the can help faculty in the classroom. the court he was able to ob- summer term. The instructional "The advantages it brings is tain information important fee remains unchanged. to his discrimination case that it makes it somewhat easier Undergraduate students at- and less expensive for a handful against the University. Ear- tending the University's 1997 lier this month, an Ohio Civ- of people to get access to courses il Right Commission exam- summer term will pay a total of they would need to either com- iner recommended that the $193 per credit hour. Garduate plete their degree program or to student instructional and general full commission drop upgrade the quality of their own Kelly DletrichmitBCNc Hart man's discrimination fees will be $241 per credit hour. education," Middleton said. case against the University. In other action, the trustees Jim Koenig is lifted by his friends during the football game Flashes 31-24. See page 5. against Kent State Saturday. Bowing Green defeated the Golden Hart man said he still plans approved a fee waiver benefit for Harlold Lunde, Faculty Senate to appeal the recom- part-time faculty. The benefit Chairman, thanked the Board in mendation before the Oct. will be available to those part- his report after the vote. 28 deadline. time faculty who have taught at "We think this is very impor- least 24 credit hours and who tant in rewarding the part-time Tap dancer Jan- continue to teach at least one faculty who faithfully teach their University tells judge sen to conduct mas- course annually after meeting students," Lunde said. "We think the minimum requirement. that is very consistent with the ter classes The benefit will be prorated concept of a learning communi- according to the amount of hours ty." no record laws broken Nationally renowned tap dancer, teacher and taught each year. Two to five Christopher Dalton, senior vice Jay Young mative Action Director Marshall with Rose's investigation of alle- choreographer Troy Jansen teaching hours earns a waiver of president for I": dd the The BG News Rose to former President Paul gations of sexual harassment will conduct master classes one class per year, six to eight new benefit will cost tiie Univer- Olscamp. According to an affida- against Mason. for both novice and adult earns two classes and nine hours sity very little. Attorneys for the University vit filed by Rose, the document Defense attorney Jim Dyer tap dancers Oct. 19 at the or more earn waivers for three and a former employee argued in contained unsolicited comments said one of the reasons the memo University. Beginning tap classes per year. Waivers for "It's quite a small number who the Wood County Court of Com- regarding former University was discarded was because Uni- courses will be offered classes beyond three per year took courses last year who would mon Pleas Friday whether Uni- Vice President Phil Mason. versity procedure or Ohio law from 1-2:30 p.m. Advanced will not be allowed for part-time have received the benefit had it versity officials broke state open Olscamp admitted in his affi- did not require it be produced. tap lessons will be held faculty. been in place," Dalton said. "I records laws. davit that he requested Rose des- "If the documented issue was from 3-4:30 p.m.. Both will Provost Charles Middleton said don't anticipate there are going In question was a March 13, troy his copies of the letter be- be held in 222 Eppler North to be a very large amount of peo- See Document, page three. and are open to the public. the new policy, which was 1995 memorandum from Affir- cause he said it had nothing to do Jansen began his training at already provided to Classified ple doing this." the age of 6 and continued throughout college, where he studied tap, jazz and bal- Muscle Mania BG community let at the Broadway Dance Board Center in New York City. His appearance at Bowling Green is sponsored by the University Dance Alliance. gives honors complex A fee of $9 will be charged for each lesson. A special $3 rate will be given to Uni- Jay Young evident here at Bowling Green versity Dance Alliance The BC News State University in the consider- Ribeau able fiscal and human resources members. For more infor- mation call 372-0225. Members of the University that have been invested in this community gathered in Ashley project." Political cartoo- raise Hall Friday to rededicate the President Sidney Ribeau said newly renovated Krelscher Qua- the new complex gives students a nist will speak at Jay Young drangle. chance at a better learning expe- 'Breakfast in BC The BC News The $1.8 million project was rience. completed earlier this year, and "I think this is a wonderful op- The artist who creat The University Board of the building opened this fall. Im- portunity for the students who Trustees gave a nod of approval "McFlack" and is responsi- provements to the building in- can live here or the other resi- ble for the parade of politi- to the job Sidney Ribeau has done clude improved use of space, dent facilities at Bowling Green cians and public figures as University president with a networking and a new food court. State University," Ribeau said. "I who appear in editorial car- raise and additional vacation Ed Whipple told the audience think it's great that we're rededl- toons of "The Blade" will time. catlng a facility like this, but we speak at the University's the living unit will improve stu- The trustees returned from dents' experience at the Univer- will not be satisfied until all our fall "Breakfast in BG" se- executive session to approve a ries Oct. 25. Kirk Walters sity. residential facilities meet this 6.45 percent pay increase effec- "Kreischer complex is rede- standard. will offer a behind-the-s- tive for the 1996-97 fiscal year, cenes look at '"Them Damn TIK Alwctatrd Preu signed to meet various needs, in- Ribeau said the University is Pictures!': The Art of Edito- bringing his salary to $165,000. terests and lifestyles of under- committed to improving all the rial Cartooning." In addition, the trustees also A monkey lifts weights as his trainer looks on at the Vietnamese graduate Bowling Green State living facilities. Walters is a member of a granted Ribeau 16 more vacation Circus at Lenin Park In Hanoi Saturday. The one-ring circus, University students," Whipple "Our goal is going to be that select groups of about 100 days per year. complete with clowns and acrobats, Is a popular choice for said. "The commitment to pro- everything we offer in residen- political cartoonists work- Trustee David Bryan said the weekend family entertainment. vide living environments that tial housing meets this stan- ing in the United States to- decision was made after the will aid students to succeed is dard," Ribeau said. day. A Penn State Universi- Board completed an evaluation ty graduate who says he has of the president. Bryan said never used his degree in Ribeau was evaluated using the filmmaking, he first pub- lished cartoons in the cam- three goals he was given when hired: building a sense of com- Ceremony celebrates Gish's life pus newspaper. munity, finding a high quality mna and Academy and Emmy provost and assisting the Board Dawn Keller orabilia Gish donated to the video made him think of Gish. Now his work is regularly theater. Award-winning actress, also de- in developing a vision for the in- The BG News "What came to mind to me was syndicated and seen across "As president of the Universi- scribed Lillian Gish. the country. His work has stitution. a person of character, integrity, appeared in "Newsweek," The expansion of the Gish Film ty, on behalf of the Board of warmth, genuineness," Ribeau "She was vulnerable enough to Bryan said the trustees unani- be a fine actress, but strong "The New York Times," and mously approved of the progress Theater Gallery and the display Trustees, faculty and staff, I said. the "Washington Post." of Lillian Gish's memorabilia officially accept the memorabilia Mary Lea Bandy, chief curator enough to know what it takes to Ribeau has made on those goals. were celebrated Sunday with that comes along with this facili- protect yourself," Saint said. "I think all of the board mem- of the Museum of Modern Art, Open to the public, the speakers who described Gish and ty and promise that everyone will said she was touched to see the "You know how much energy you bers felt he had accomplished breakfast series is spon- her legacy. have the chance to experience it wonderful memorabilia. have, and how much you have to sored by the Office of Uni- those three goals," Bryan said. "I President Sidney Ribeau said it and share it," he said. "We will "It's very, very special to me save for the moment when you versity Advancement. Ad- think our working with Dr. are on." vance reservations are re- is important to chronicle the his- preserve it so that this part of because thanks to Jim [Frasher] Middleton has been very favora- tory of Gish. our history will live on for many and Lillian's wonderful hospita- Saint said everyone is lucky to quired and can be made by ble. Sidney has also worked with calling 372-2424 by Oct. 21. "That's one of the functions of years to come." lity, I was able to see some of have the beautiful theater. The cost of the breakfast is the Board in developing a mis- the University," Ribeau said. Ralph Wolfe, Gish Film these photographs," Bandy said. "When I come back, it's like a $6 per person. sion. He's fleshed out some meat "We have to save information Theater curator and organizer of "There's so much familiarity for pilgrimage, I need It like a fix," on those bones In the sense he and knowledge that tells us about the event, presented slides and a me. A good deal of Lillian's life is she said. "When I come back, it has helped us describe what a Compiled from staff and who we were and who we might video to encompass Lillian Gish's hear in BG." amazes me that Ralph has so wire reports. learning community is and what become." life. As a part of the celebration, those attributes are." Ribeau also accepted the mem- Ribeau described how the Eva Marie Saint, University alu- See Gbh, page three. Opinion page two Monday, October 14,1996 BG aSk U Discovery of the animal in all of us 1.1 requested courses for Spring 1997 on STAR-90. How "A dog teaches a boy fidel- sentinel gazelle. It Is the mo- servationists grabbing for thelr do I complete my schedule? ity, perseverance, and to turn ment just before "flight or fight" own feral selves as they reach - Dear Scheduling Scholar, round three times before lying kicks In. out for the neck of a gazelle. . During Priority Registration. November 5-16, you will be down."-Robert Benchley Granted, we were not ex- stroke the mane of a lion and able to choose sections for the courses you requested. The Spring We have a skunk. pecting a cheetah (or a skunk) lift the horny head of a rhino. No, I don't mean the cute, to pounce on us, but bathing In a world that seems to be In- 1997 Schedule of Classes will be available on November 1. The de-scented Pepe Le Pu-esque Wood in tomato Juice was deflnately evitably heading towards Hell Schedule will only be distributed to residence halls. Students kind that some avante guard not at the top of our wish list. In a handbasket, some homo who live off campus can pick up a copy at Registration and Set conneseurs are keeping in As the head human. I fi- sapiens are fighting to recon- Records. For those who like to plan early, the Schedule will be 0 gallon aquariums, I mean way for the parking lot behind nally signalled an "all clear" and nect with the wilderness we listed on the World Wide Web beginning October 15: http:// the fully armed black and white my house, my neighbors we continued safely to the car. have grown so adept at chang- www.bgsu.edu/offices/registrar/class_schedule/ stink bombs straight from the warned us from their porch of And as the beams of my head- ing and leaving behind. 2. Oh, not I missed the September 20 Course Request Discovery Channel archives. impending skunk danger: lights pierced the night, there In 12.000 B.C., human- deadline. When can I register for Spring courses? And he's huge. "there's a skunk in the trash." before us was the skunk, half kind trained wolves to help Dear Forgetful Falcon. I saw him two nights ago We froze. After several of a peanut butter sandwich hunt game, now we destroy You must wait until New Open Registration to schedule In the parking lot behind the minutes of serious discussion, clutched in his Jaws. He was domestic dogs by the thou- phallic factory. From the safety we devised a plan: cut throught making his way to the yard next sands In experiments, for sport Spring courses. New Open Registration is November 25 and 26. of my car. I watched him scurry the neighbor s yard and make door. and out of neglect. First, we Check the Schedule of Classes or the WWW for the times the along the side of a warehouse a mad dash for the car. I honked my horn, he bred the wild out of the dog. STAR-90 system is available. in my headlights. I made a The dewy grass dampened lumped and ran for the neigh- then we molded them to fit our 3. Help! The semester started out okay, but now my break for my parking lot Just a our shoes as we huddled to- bors'. If I were in his position. I own needs. coursework Is overwhelming. How can I drop a class? short distance away. fether, eyes peeled, ears alert, probably would have done the But Is the wild ever com-, Dear Stressed for Success. I tried to gauge how fast a heard something in a bush, same. pletely gone? I am reminded of To drop a course at this point in the semester, pick up a skunk could go as I turned into and I stopped and stared. My It's moments like those, the uneasiness I felt when a Drop/Add form at your college office and meet with your in- my driveway, threw the car in two friends noticed my move- when I feel the unmistakable former cat of mine would actu- structor. Your instructor will indicate WP (withdrawn passing) park, scooped up my belong- ment and they stopped and pangs of herd instinct, when 1 ally stalk me. Sitting peacefully ings and locked my door, won- stared, silent and alert. am reminded how animal hu- in my den. munching on a or WF (withdrawn falling) and sign the form. You need to return dering If he could have made it At that moment, as we all mans really are. As hard as we the form to your college office. WP will not affect your grade snack, sometimes I would look to my car by now if he were go- stared bleary eyed at the sus- work to dominate animals and up and see my former alley cat. point average but WF will be computed as F in your g.p.a. If ing at top skunk-speed. picious bush. I was reminded differentiate ourselves from head low. eyes staring into my your instructor assigns a WF. you may want to reconsider and I hurried toward my front of the nature shows I'd them, we are herd animals at soul, feet placed slowly and remain in the class rather than accepting the WF. The deadline door, tiptoeing warily past a bag watched. You know, where the heart. carefully, tail tip twitching. for WP is October 29. of trash in the alley that could big group of gazelles, Paul Shepard, in his book For a moment, I was the: 4. My professor wants to have our class on an email have contained some of his wlldebeasts or Cape buffaloe The Others: How Animals Make prey. discussion list. My friends who attend other universities skunk buddies and made it. are peacefully walking and Us Human, claims that our ob- And the next moment, she' want me to get an email account so they can write to me. Phew. grazing along some far off sa- sessiveness with our own pets would be curled In my lap. So, how do I get email? 1 thought as I fumbled for vannah, and one gazelle sud- may represent an Intense long- Andrea Wood is a weekly' my key, "gotta remember to put denly Jerks up its head? All the ing to connect with the inner- Dear Email Eddie. columnist for The BG News. that trash closer to the road." other gazelles, realizing that wild In each of us. Shepard says Share your interesting stories' Go in to one of the following computer labs with your stu- Saturday, he was back. that was the "there's a cheetah in those nature shows, we are about the human animal at'- dent ID: 122 Jerome Library. 247 Technology Building. 142 Uni- As two friends and I made in the grass" signal, mirror the witnessing scientists and con- andreaw@bgnet. bgsu.edu versity Union, or 1005 Business Administration Building. You will sign up for a BGNet account and have access to email. Then you can watch your phone bill get smaller as you use this cost- free way to keep In touch. 5. When do I register for Spring semester courses at mCHlS ATtRMlMAL DISEASE? Firelands? Dear Falcon at Firelands. The Schedule of Classes for Spring 1997 for Firelands will be available In October. Registration will occur from October 28 to November 15. 6. Due to family problems, I need to leave Bowling Green and spend the rest of the semester at home. How do I with- draw from the university? Can I return next semester? Dear Homeward Bound. You need to go to your College Office and complete the necessary paperwork in order to officially withdraw. All courses will be dropped and no grades recorded (unless you had already withdrawn from a course with a WF). If you withdraw during the last five weeks of the semester you cannot return the next semester unless you have special permission of the dean of your college. BGaSkU is a service provided by the University's Academic Aduisors. The BG News "A Commitment to excellence" Editors ALL OF THE ABOVE Jay Young Scott Brown News editor Sports editor

Joe Boyle Jim Barker City editor Managing editor Is laughter our wish for homogeneity? I love laughte^t'slaughterTTt's the best I TI^B there's a pattern developing haven't I. Must be mvmy I;lagging Penny Brown Hideki Kobayashi medicine -- a barrel of laughs - here. Maybe it's not people Intelligence.... Opinion editor Photo editor - a laugh a minute, if you do it laughing at other people that when these hurricane vic- every 60 seconds or so. A laugh Guesl bothers me. Maybe it's some- tims are interviewed, they're Tiffany Wendeln Aaron Weisbrod a day keeps the doctor away. thing on the order of subcon- very often crying over the loss (Yeah, I know -- but it ranks scious manipulation that of their home and property, but Copy Chief Entertainment editor right up there with exercise.) Columnist causes me to be discontent with for some reason, there Is laugh- It's a GOOD thing, right? The shaman will now attempt the actions of others. Maybe I'm ter In the room around me. Anna Wahrman Blake Parkins (Do you hear a "but" com- to cast out the evil, thereby being driven, through the Why? I can only assume It's ing on?) But lately the sound sights and sounds of these "or- because the people suffering Assistant copy chief Assistant sports editor healing the woman. of laughter contains something He dances around her. af- dinary" movies, to believe that this devastation talk "funny. more. Or is it something less? ter having taken a powerful people are intolerant, when in Or Is It "different." It's such a Its both. I think: the laughter hallucinogen to Invoke good actuality, they're only laughing fine line ... Ah well. I guess dif- Production Staff I'm hearing Is without humor spirits, and begins "drawing" at a Joke they d failed to get two ferent is only better when you're and with....I can't quite put my the evil from the woman's body, days earlier! Maybe the purpose selling roast beef Instead of Jennifer Apt Cathy Raidl finger on it, though I believe it rubbing upward from her stom- of both these classes, though I roadkill....or something....! to be something akin to fear. ach to the top of her head, didn't see It on the syllabus. Is don't know, I may have Arby's I sat in my Cultural An- to somehow control our minds, confused with the crash Brian Gallatin Greg Schwitzgebel where the sickness is expelled. thropology class the other day, Sound a little strange? thereby leading us, or Is It Just dummy commercial again. watching people, and watching Maybe a little less than medi- me?!, to sense fear and hostil- What I mean to say. In my Jeff Gayton Erin Taylor people watch people. (Great cally sound? Who knows. The ity where none exists! Yes, I see simple-minded way, is Just this: class for people who like people woman got better. Can I be as- it now! It's an evil plan, and Judging from the reactions Ryan Kravitz Jessica Wherry -- meeting people, knowing sured it WASNT the shaman's they, whoever "they are. will around me, we obviously need: people, communicating with doing? Can anyone be positive? ultimately take over the world! all be the same. What good are people: you get the picture. It's There were more than a few in That's It!) the differences? We should sim- Margaret Kushlak Carla Zvosec a class about people.) Anyway, the class who had no problem Back to the chase: We ply all think the same, look the we were watching a film on the promptly discarding the an- watched footage of hurricanes same, talk the same and act' Yanomamo tribes of Brazil cient customs (read: ridiculous - the onset, the destruction, the the same. What need have we. Copyright 1996 The BG News. Reprinting of any material in slash Argentina. They are folks beliefs by "more than a few") of aftermath. In these films are for different ways of life, differ-, this publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly who believe In. among other the Yanomamo. They were usually people who've suffered ent beliefs, different Ideas, dif- prohibited. things, no personal causation hard-pressed, and failed inci- the wrath of these storms. ferent cultures? There must be: The BG News Is an Independent publication founded In 1920 -- that Is to say. if they trip and dentally, to hold back a fit of These are. more often than not, none — all these glgglers can't: and Is published daily during the academic year and fall over a log. It Isn't due to giggling while watching this. people of Southern origin, as be wrong. Wednesday's In the summer. some clumsiness on their part; The Instructor of this class would be the case, since most Unless of course you: Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the it's blamed wholly on the work had Informed us early on. after hurricanes hit the ... all to- count a distaste for monotony.' of evil around them. (This dif- having received an introductory gether now. Southern portion But Americans -- heck, let's, student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions fers little from the society we of the United States. And can expressed In columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily e-mall from us all. that we had lust say PEOPLE, have no prob-: live In -- re: the Menendez "to a person," expressed a de- anyone tell me what sort of ac- lem with monotony, do they?: those of The BG News. brothers et al.) sire to know more about differ- cent these people speak with? No. 1 should think not. I rather Letters Intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, There was a hint of a ent cultures. Sounds good on Right, a stupid one. No. it's true think we'd enjoy a choice of one.. typed and include the writer's name, phone number and Univer- snicker In the class over this virtual paper, but I was finding (If you're among the four that In everything. sity affiliation. If any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any Yanomamo belief, but oh well, It rather difficult to believe of will argue): a person speaking So. though I propose we and all letters. who's to say these same stu- the persons who sat laughing with a Southern accent must start small (which do you pre-, The BG News encourages Its reader to notify the paper of dents didn't laugh at the at the culture before them. automatically have 30 points fer. roast beef or burgers - vote: any errors In stories or photograph descriptions. Menendez brothers. I'm also taking a class that deducted from their IQ. I would now; we're only keeping one). I However, a few minutes deals with severe weather. We know -- I'm from Tennessee think that in no time at all we: 210 West Hall later, the film showed us the lust wrapped up the topic of (some of you undoubtedly rec- can have done with this ridlcu-: Bowling Green State Untverstty process by which evil spirits are hurricanes. Nasty things, those ognized my Ignorance even lousness we call diversity. Only: cast out. A woman suffering, hurricanes: we watched rough- BEFORE my tesslng up), and then will there truly be no rea-: Bowling Green. OH 43403 the movie tells us. from an evil before moving here my IQ was bgnews! 9 bgnet.bgsu.edu ly a half million films In our son to laugh. spell cast by a neighboring quest for this knowledge. actually well Into triple digits. Clarissa Neece is a guest '■ tribe, is running a high fever. Anyway -- (Walt! Maybe But I've wandered again, columnist for The News. State Monday, October 14,1996 page three Cleveland businesses struck by Tribe's loss The Associated Press mand," said Ed Chanatry, gen- kept It going, ... but it (tourism) eral manager of the Ritz-Carlton. will be busy still because fall is a CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland "This year, as soon as the big travel time." Indians' loss to the Baltimore playoffs were announced, we had Orioles In the division playoffs a flurry of reservations, but, of Not all businesses whose in- hit hard with both fans and some course, the cancellations are comes are partly tied to the Tribe downtown businesses. higher than normal now that the experienced a dip in sales. The Indians, expected by many Indians have finished the Joshen Paper & Packaging, a to make It back to the World Se- season." Cuyahoga Heights packaging ries this season, were knocked Although businesses don't lean company, reported an increase out of the playoffs after four heavily on a big event to pay the after the Indians' defeat. games. bills, establishments such as res- The store has sold more than David Hill, co-owner of Dia- taurants, bars and sports retail 200 Indians jackets since the mondback Brewery, a restaurant shops expect higher-than aver- playoffs ended. About 4,000 In- near Jacobs Field, expected to age revenues during home dians-theme party packages also earn about $20,000 a night for playoff games. were sold in the past week. Party each Indians home playoff game. Still, the two playoff games packages include paper plates, "It's definitely a blow," Hill held in Cleveland generated invitations, napkins, balloons and said. more than $5 million in revenue other items with the Indians logo, Marikall Gorby'Ai Downtown hotels also felt the for Cleveland businesses, said said company president Bob loss. Tom Peric, a spokesman for the Reiner. Moorefleld Township rescue personnel prepare to extract two people from a small private plane Managers at Sheraton City Convention and Visitors Bureau which crashed Sunday afternoon near Sringf leld, Ohio. Centre and the Ritz-Carlton of Greater Cleveland Inc. "People love the Indians," he Cleveland said they received a "Any time you get into the said. "They celebrate and mourn "storm" of cancellations in the playoffs, it's an extra both eco- with food ... We're having a hard three days after the Indians' loss. nomically and psychologically," time keeping items on the shel- Crash leaves one dead "It's a setback in terms of de- Peric said. "We'd like to have ves." The Associated Press 52-year-old Don E. Burgert crashed just after noon. Document of Springfield. An unidentified man in SPRINGFIELD, Ohio -- A Trooper Matt Cleaveland the plane was taken to In the week in a suit she has Tiled Continued from page one. man was killed Sunday in said he did not know if Bur- Grant Hospital in Colum- in the Ohio Court of Claims, Dyer the crash of a small plane bus. His condition was not "There is access to repeated the answer Noe gave gert was flying the single- unnecessary, it need not have near the Buck Creek Re- immediately available. the underlying data, about whether she would want engine plane. been created in the first place, servoir. Another person Cleaveland said the plane then there should be no sanction but that doesn't in information about an untrue "vi- was injured. had taken off from Moraine Cleaveland said the Fed- cious rumor" that circulated the for not retaining it," Dyer said. The State Highway Patrol Air Park, four miles south- eral Aviation administra- any way affect University In her personel file. Prosecuting attorney Rita Ep- identified the dead man as west of Dayton, when it tion was Investigating. pler told Judge Charles Kurfess whether she has been "She said, 'Oh my goodness, I the reasoning behind the creation wronged or whether wouldn't want that in my per- of the document is irrelevant. the statute has sonel file. It's not true,'" Dyer "The issue, simply put, is said. "Well, how do you think Dr. whether the destroyed document directly been Mason would have felt with these Experts taking mutant Is public record within the defini- violated." rumors and gossip in his person- tion of Revised Code 149," Eppler nel file?" said. "Once a public record is created, it Is the obligation of the Rita Eppler Kurfess asked that since Noe toads in Ohio seriously state entity to comply with the had access to the information if prosecuting attorney Ohio public records laws. It's she was harmed by any violation. Kevin O'Hanlon that simple, irrespective of The Associated Press whether the document was re- She was not given access to Mr. "Could it not be the finding of quired to be created or not. Once Rose to read those notes or pro- the court that a destruction took CINCINNATI - Does a mal- it'a there, you have to comply vide interpretation of those place In violation of the statute, formed toad found in Fayette with the law." notes," Eppler said. but she's not aggrieved?" Kur- County mean Ohio has environ- Dyer said while the document The defense claimed Olscamp fuss asked. mental problems like those sus- waa destroyed, the Information destroyed the document because pected of causing amphibian mu- was provided to Noe. it contained "unconfirmed gos- Eppler said Noe has been har- tations In other states? "The document was prepared sip." Eppler said the Information med. Maybe, maybe not, experts by Marshall Rose by lifting could have been confirmed. "There Is access to the under- say. But it should be taken seri- comments from the Interviewees "How the defendant chooses to ously. directly from his notes," Dyer characterize the information that lying data, but that doesn't in any way affect whether she has been "Taken together with all these | said. "He gave [the notes] to the was contained in the document other stories of frog deformities, wronged or whether the statute plantiff over a year ago and gave has no relevance in this court's it needs to be looked at a little them to the news media. The inquiry," Eppler said. "All Presi- has directly been violated," Ep- more closely," said Mike Lannoo, plantiff has had the information dent Olscamp had to do to verify pler said. who heads the U.S. Declining contained in this document in her the Information was to make the Amphibian Populations Task possession for over a year." inquiry to his affirmative action Kurfess is expected to make a Force for the World Conserva- Eppler said Noe received a re- officer, Marshall Rose." decision by the end of the month. tion Union. "Just because we ha- dacted copy of Rose's notes, but ven't found any more doesn't was unable to read his handwrit- Dyer said University policy Noe will be in the Ohio Court of mean they are not out there." ing. prohibited Olscamp from asking Claims Tuesday to continue the The toad, which has an extra "Ms. Noe was provided a copy who had made the comments. Us- Immunity hearing for her $9 mil- front arm was found Sept. 21 of the redacted interview notes. ing Noe's testimony from earlier lion suit against the University. near Washington Courthouse by Gish fully recognize James Frasher for Jeff Davis, who teaches verte- Continued from page one. essential in having a theater. brate zoology and herpetology at Tom Uhlmu/rhe Ataoctattd Prau "Without Jim's belief in the his outstanding service to the many things, yet somehow he's University, especially tor ertorts Miami University. Zoology student Jeffrey Humphries holds a mutant American toad importance of having the only State officials say they have been able to edit it, less is more, theater named for Dorothy and of 20 years of behalf of the Dor- that has an extra left front leg at Miami University In Oxford Ohio, so that each thing is so beautiful- othy and Lillian Film Theater." had no reports of widespread de- Saturday. Lillian Gish, we would not have formities. ly done." the memorabilia we have dis- Wolfe said the recognition was "But if we started to see some- organs have been found recently one of Davis' former students, Jim Frasher, Gish's former played here today," Wolfe said. manager, said Lillain believed in the first presidential citation for thing like when we saw fish with in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Jeffrey Humphries, who is taste, talent and temerity. Ribeau recognized Frasher for distinguished service to Bowling tumors in the Black River, we South Dakota. The U.S. EPA studying zoology at Miami. "Temerity means foolhardy, his service to the University. Green for members outside the would go looking for the source," plans to do a study. "It's fine - it's just got an extra needless disregard of danger, or University. said Pat Madigan, of the Ohio The scientific theories on left arm - It's a little bit smaller recklessness," Frasher said. •The least we can do as Bowl- Environmental Protection what's causing the deformities than the other arms and its only "She used that term because that ing Green State University, an "I thank Ribeau for making Agency. range from pesticides to radi- got one finger," Humphries said. Is the key to acting - the nerve to institution committed to the Gish that award to a person who has Frogs and toads with missha- ation from ozone depletion, or a "Sometimes, he leans on his side stick your neck out." legacy, is to present recognition been invaluabe In the last 20 pen limbs and tails, missing or combination of factors. and that extra arm will just prop Wolfe said Frasher has been to Jim," Ribeau said. 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Harry Rosenthsl week in September and October. The Associated Press "He does not reply to us," Ma- "It's an important loney said. Franks finally agreed WASHINGTON - BUI and Bob part of democracy. to a single match-up, on Oct. 29, a did it, and Jack and Al. But all The public ought to week before the election. iHiwrrvi: across this great land, as issues Maloney asserts that Franks i, scream to be aired, all manner of demand a debate." "made a rather callous political candidates for high office are calculation in which he acknowl- ducking, stonewalling, just plain edged that the less he confronts refusing to debate their oppo- me, the less name recognition he ■ V Jl._, »*^U nents. Richard Lamm gives to the race - and me." It »-^B Usually, a commanding lead Colorado Governor Oklahoma's Crocker is bitter has something to do with it. about Watts, one of two black "J.C. Watts is afraid to face his ter than the 30-second ads," said Republican congressmen and a own electorate," cries state Rep. former Colorado Gov. Richard former quarterback who played Ed Crocker, who's itching to take Canadian football after leading >*3 Lamm, who knows what It Is to be BjBSjajBJBjaWMMBl away Watts' congressional seat shut out. Ross Perot did it to him the Oklahoma Sooners to two Or- in Oklahoma. when both sought the Reform ange Bowl victories. ■ ^fl 1 "It's a fear that his lack of de- Party's nomination for president. "He Is more Interested in being bating skills will come out," When he was in office, Lamm a celebrity in the Republican reasons challenger Giovanni Ci- said, he always debated his oppo- national party," Crocker said. Ruth FremMWThc Associated PTVM cione in Rhode Island, trying to nents. "It's an important part of "He believes he is in such good entice Rep. Patrick Kennedy into democracy," he said. "The public shape that he doesn't have to de- AIDS activist! form a human chain around the U.S. Capitol in Washington Saturday to protest debate. ought to demand a debate." bate." government Inaction in dealing with the epidemic. In Pennsylvania, Rep. Joseph Tell that to Strom Thurmond, But wait Watts' communica- McDade had this putdown for his the 93-year-old South Carolina tions director, Rick Buchanan, Democratic challenger's propos- senator, who wondered out loud said the two candidates share the AIDS memorial draws al to debate In each of the dis- why he should give Elliott Close platform at IS forums, albeit not trict's nine counties: "How about free publicity. Or to Sen. Jesse debates. "We said, 'Why would we hold 18 debates? I'll double Helms: He says North Carolina we want to do a 16th?'" the ante. I'd like to hold a couple voters know where he stands And Patrick Kennedy's reluc- thousands of marchers in Washington, too." without a debate. Or to House tance to debate Cicione one-on- Mike Householder Debates are a time-honored Speaker Newt Gingrich, who fi- one also has another side. "We The Associated Press way of letting It all hang out. In nally agreed to go one round with are not refusing to debate," said 330 B.C. the Greek orators Acs- Michael Coles in their Georgia Kennedy spokesman Larry Ber- WASHINGTON - In an chines and Demosthenes con- district. man. "Our position is we will de- effort to "give a voice to the tested whether Demosthenes Another politician of the old bate him any place, any time, as quilt" that commemorates should be honored with a gold school, Bob Michel, said that long as the other three opponents people who have died from crown for his service to Athens. even with his seniority and posi- are also invited." AIDS, tens of thousands took to Harvard's Spy Club held debates tion as House Republican leader, Besides, Berman mused, "We the streets of the nation's capi- in 1719. The John Kennedy- he agreed to debate his opponent are saying, 'Why should this un- tal Saturday night In a candle- Richard Nixon debates of I960 in his last campaign. "I thought It known Republican get Into a one- light march. set the tone and established the was an obligation and responsi- on-one debate with us?'" Organizers estimated precedent for modern presi- bility. You knew you were giving 150,000 attended the National The same thought probably dential debates. free publicity," he said. AIDS Candlelight March, was expressed in countless strat- which began at the Capitol and But nothing in the rules says egy sessions across the country there has to be a debate. Jim Maloney, taking on Repub- ended with speeches and enter- lican Rep. Gary Franks in Con- by candidates with better poll tainment in front of the Lincoln Debates are "sure as hell bet- necticut, asked for a debate a numbers than opponents. Memorial. The U.S. Park Police no longer estimates the size of University Computer Services Fall Seminars crowds attending such events and independent estimates The following University Computer Services Seminars will be ottered this (all. These Ire* seminars are open were difficult. However, peo- to anyone at BGSU. Please bring a blank 3.5" disk to the semlnar(s). You mull call 372-2911 to register lor ple drifted in and out of the Ihe seminars. A complete seminar list can be round on the WWW at: area all day Saturday and by http://www.bgsu.6du/departments/ucs/seminars the time of the candlelight ser- vice, a huge throng encircled Newswatcher and Fetch (Mac). This seminar covers the internet applications Newswatcher (reading the Reflecting Pool. Spilling Internet news) and Fetch (transferring files on the Internet), prior experience with the Macintosh is past either end of the pool, the recommended. Attendees must have a BGNet account, (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). crowd stretched from the Lin- Monday. October 14th from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. in 126 Hayes Hall coln Memorial to the Washing- Tuesday, October 15th from 10:00 a.m. - noon In 126 Hayes Hall ton Monument, a distance of about one-half mile. Rulh Fremi«ii/Th« AiMcUtcd PITM Eudora (Mac). This seminar covers the basics of electronic mail (e-mail) using Eudora. including reading, Elizabeth Taylor, one of the The Washington Monument Is the backdrop for thousands of leading advocates for people sending and saving e-niail messages. Prior knowledge of the Macintosh Is recommended. Attendees must people visiting the National Mall In Washington Saturday to see living with AIDS, served as have a BGNet account (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). the NAMES project AIDS Quilt On display for the first time this grand marshal of the event and Monday, October 21st from 9:00- 11:00 a.m. In 126 in Hayes Hall weekend In four years, the quilt runs nearly a mile, from the urged the mass of people sur- Wednesday. October 23rd from 11:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. in 126 Hayes Hall Washington Monument to the foot of the Capitol. rounding the Reflecting Pool to grieve for loved ones lost and tina Navratlkjva and Cleve Singer Chaka Khan and sing- PC Eudora (IBM). This seminar covers the basics of electronic mail (e-mail) using PC Eudora, including to continue the search for a Jones, who initiated the quilt ing group the Tony Rich reading, sending and saving e-mail messages. Prior knowledge of the Windows concepts is recommended. cure to the disease which has program in 1985. Project sang a rendition of Attendees must have a BGNet account (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). taken the lives of more than "Amazing Grace" to open the Tuesday, October 22nd from 10:00 a.m. - noon in 207 Olscamp Hall 300.000 people. The week leading up to Sat- program which also featured Wednesday, October 23rd from noon - 2:00 p.m. in 207 Olscamp Hall "We must convert the collec- urday night's march and vigil performances by country star tive pain to achieve a sense of included a Walk for Charity Kathy Mattea and singer Te- Advanced Microsoft Word (Mac). This seminar covers additional features ol Microsoft Word and a few peace," Taylor said. "The quilt event last Sunday as well as the ddy Pendergrass. advanced features of the word-processing package. Prior experience with Microsoft Word is recommended. has taught us much about how unveiling of the AIDS Quilt on "We're one family," Rep. Ed Friday, October 25th from noon - 2:00 p.m. in 126 Hayes Hall elegantly life can be lived and Friday. Pastor, D-Ariz., head of the Monday, October 28th from 9:00 -11:00 a.m. in 126 Hayes Hall how quickly It can be lost." President and Mrs. Clinton Congressional Hispanic Cau- Joining Taylor in addressing walked on the National Mall cus, told the crowd at the Elli- VN and FTP tor Windows (IBM). This seminar covers the Internet applications VN (reading Internet the marchers were Rep. Steve Friday, examining the names pse between the White House news) and FTP (transferring file on the Internet). Prior experience with the Windows Operating Systems is Gunderson R-Wisc, actress on the quilt, which now number and the Washington Monu- reoomended. Attendees must have a BGNet account, (created at least 48 hours prior to the seminar). Judith Light, tennis star Mar- 70,000. ment. Tuesday, October 29th from 10:00 a.m. - noon in 207 Olscamp Thursday, October 31st from 10:00 a.m. - noon In 207 Olscamp

Advanced Microsoft word (IBM). This seminar covers additional features of Microsoft Word and a few advanced features of the word-processing package. Prior experience with Microsoft Word is recommended. Wednesday, November 6th from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. In 128 Hayes Hall Y'l^^/ERL^WmRaydi^ Thursday. November 7th from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. in 207 Olscamp

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Intro to Microsoft Excel (Mac). This seminar provides a basic introduction to the uses of Excel worksheets, including cells, formatting text, numbers, and formulas. Prior experience with the Macintosh Operating System Is recommended. Monday. November 4th from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. in 126 Hayes Hall Friday, November 8th from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. In 126 Hayes Hall

Advanced Microsoft Excel (IBM). This seminar covers advanced features of Excel, including spreadsheet formats, charts, and macros. Prior experience with Excel or attendance to Intro to Microsoft Excel is recommended. Wednesday, November 13th from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. in 207 Olscamp Hall Monday, November 18th from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. in 207 Olscamp Hall

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4T Homecoming: BOWLING GREEN 31, KENT 24 @ Special teams lift Falcons to win Blocked punts, return make difference for BG Scott Brown Davis back-pedaled to field the The BC News punt and skirted the end zone be- fore turning ahead, breaking out Courtney Davis' faux paus of a couple of tackles and rum- ended up being golden for the bling for the score which put BG Bowling Green football team in the driver's seat for the first Saturday. time, up 24-16 with 13:27 to go in The senior captain committed the game. a potentially major blunder when "I was thinking about getting it he fielded a punt on his own one- across the 20, and a couple tack- yard line early in the fourth les here and there and the next quarter, but the thing I know I'm up the sideline," egg ended up Davis said. "I saw green in front on the faces of of me, and my eyes got real big." the Kent Gold- Coaches preach that players en Flashes as shouldn't field punts within the Davis gantered 10-yard line. Davis attempted to on a 99-yard make a big play and came touchdown re- through. turn and Bowl- "For about IS seconds, I was ing Green held upset," BG coach Gary Blackney on for a 31-24 said. "It went from one of these, Homecoming 'oh no' to "aye, that's a good play, victory. go all the way*. BG stands 4-2 overall and 3-1 in "He shouldn't have fielded the the Mid-American Conference. ball, but sometimes good players Kent, which hasn't won a game at make good plays. That was a key Perry Stadium since 1972, is 2-4 play." and 1-2. The return is the longest in BG Davis' return was the last of history, breaking Richard Lo- four Falcon scores that were a wry's 91-yard return against direct result of special teams Grosse lie in 1947. It is BG's first play. Robbie Hollis returned a punt return for a touchdown in 19 blocked punt 18 yards for a years touchdown in the third quarter as Davis' return was part of 28 The BC Newi/Doua KhrtMviky BG withstood its own offensive unanswered points that the Fal- woes and held off a determined Falcon defenders Kevin O'Neill (30) and Junior Williams (17) close In not won a game at Bowling Green's Perry Stadium tory. Kent I effort by the Golden Flashes. on Kent quarterback Todd Goebbel during Saturday's 31-24 BG vic- since 1972. See SPECIAL, page six. Defense stands tall at crunch time Scott Brown stay. The BC News "We knew that we were better than [Kent], Everhart saw some action, but much of the time BG had other Some cracks on defense in the they were just playing to the best of their players In his spot. The Falcons first half solidified down the abilities. They were playing hard, and we were burned by it early, as stretch for the Falcons Saturday, Kent's second possession netted allowing them to keep the upstart weren't." „,, . „ a 52-yard touchdown reception Kent Golden Flashes at bay. Chioke Bradley by Eugene Baker. Baker was 10 Kent led 16-3 at one point in the Falcon defensive back yards from the nearest defender second quarter, when he caught the ball. but the Falcons what you have to do," BG coach Blackney said. "When you play "We were moving from one de- ran off 28 Gary Blackney said. our scheme, there isnt a whole fense to another, and they caught unanswered The secondary, in particular, lot of difference between the us in it," Blackney said. "Some- points. Only a stood tall in the second half after boundary comer and the strong times you can outsmart yourself desperation being victimized by big plays in safety. Chioke is a good athlete because you're trying to show score In the the first half. and he Is pretty football smart." them something and then take it final three Without the services of senior Bradley said that the defense away and show them something minutes sepa- defensive back Tony Everhart, came out fired up in the second else. We wound up screwing our- rated BG from other players had to step in to fill half after being exploited for selves." a perfect sec- Bradley roles and largely did the job. Ja- much of the first half and spot- The defense rebounded, ond half. maine Williams, a part-time ting Kent the early lead. however, with noseguard Dan Limiting Kent's Astron What- player In the secondary, came up "We came in at halftime pretty King providing two big plays ley, an All-MAC performer a with an interception in the sec- disappointed in ourselves," Brad- down the stretch: an interception season ago, to S3 yards on 22 car- ond quarter. ley said. "We knew that we were at the 8:24 mark of the fourth ries proved to be the key for the The mainstays picked up their better than [Kent], they were just quarter that turned into BG's Falcons. games, as well - particularly jun- playing to the best of their abili- clinching score and a 15-yard "When you win a football game ior Chioke Bradley, who stepped ties. They were playing hard, and sack of Goebbel as time expired like that and you have an all- into Everhart's role and came up we weren't." after the Golden Flashes had conference running back like with several big hits over the The Golden Flashes had only crept within midfield of tying the that and you're able to shut him course of the game. 187 total yards in the second half. game. The BC Newi/Deu* Khrrmoviky down, [and] force a team to throw "We cross-trained Chioke to Including just 48 in the third Junior Williams led the Falcons Courtney Davis looks for some yardage Saturday against Kent. Davis the ball to beat you, that is really play some boundary comer," quarter as the Falcons went up to with 13 tackles. was the Falcons' leading rusher with 70 yards on 27 carries. Hockey team opens with two solid home victories Blake Parkins The BC News "It was a nice way to start the The Bowling Green hockey team kicked the season, no doubt. The power play season off in grand fashion this weekend, spanking Toronto 9-0 Friday and Ohio State 7-2 Saturday at was clicking well, and you're just the BGSU Ice Arena. happy when you have games like Toronto was obviously overmatched, and the only suspense in the game was waiting to see if the that." Falcons would reach double digits. The Varsity Mike Johnson Blues' goalies were barraged with 47 BG shots on Falcon co-captain goal. Senior co-captain Curtis Fry found the back of the net first at 2:26 into the first period assisted by "I thought some of the things the rookies did was Kelly Perrault and Brett Punchard. Fry would go outstanding," said Powers. "I thought by in large, on to score another goal in the second period also that they [freshmen] played with poise for their thanks in part to Punchard and Perrault. first ever college hockey game. Bowling Green's other leader, co-captain Mike "These guys should only get better as they get Johnson also had a career game recording BG's accustomed to college hockey." first hat-trick of the year. Other icers that found net were freshmen Adam "It was a nice way to start the season, no doubt," Edinger and Peter Ratchuk, sophomore Keith said Johnson. "The power play was clicking well, Ebare, and junior Adam Lamarre. Senior left- and you're Just happy when you have games like winger Brett Punchard chalked up five assists in that." the one-sided victory. The power play was indeed clicking well as the Sophomore goalie Mike Savard split time with Falcons were successful on five of eight advantage Bob Petrie fending off 24 Toronto shots on goal in situations. the shut-out. Bowling Green coach Buddy Powers felt that the The BC NcwWHMthi Kahayaahl Saturday's match against a physical Ohio State Bowling Green's Mike Jones (21) battles with Ohio State's Louie Colsant (55) for control of the puck game was a good start for the team and the rookies squad proved to be more exciting with several during Saturday's game. The Falcons beat the Buckeyes, 7-2, to complete a sweep of the weekend's that played a major role their first collegiate games. game. See HOCKEY, page .even. page six The in J News Monday, October 14, 1996 SPECIAL Bowling Green 31, Kent 24 Falcon offense still stumbling Continued from page five. Doyl L. Perry Stadium. Bowling Green Kent 7 8 24 cons put on the board after fall- Bowling Green 10 14 31 despite 31 points on the board ing behind 16-3 In the second Scoring Summary quarter. A key score just before First Quarter The Falcon offense continued not see much action in the fourth halftlme allowed the Falcons to KU (9:56) Malt GrolT 24-yard field uual KL'3-0 to struggle against Kent, gaining FOOTBALL quarter, thanks to what he creep within striking distance. Drlva: Nine pUyi. 29 yard». < 16 Key play: Kent drive Mined al BG J6 after a paltry 208 net yards for the Tony SHIM partial!* blocked a Bob Niemel punt: BG wu penalised Ihrec lime* termed "a little ouchle" on his Again, it was special teams that foe 22 yams. game. NOTEBOOK right ankle. were the catalyst. Morty Bryce KU (4:20) Eugene Baker 52-yard pass from Todd Goebbel: kick failed KU9-0 Kent, which entered the game Drive: Five playi. 67 yards. 1:25 Robbie Hollis took advantage got a hand on a Kent punt that Second Quarter with the nation's 109th-ranked of the opportunity to play in Dav- netted zero yards. The Falcons BG (11:40) Jason Strmsaer 45-yard field goal KU9-3 defense, held the Falcons to just Scott Brown is' spot, rushing for a modest 32 took over at the 21-yard line, and Drive: Five plays. 16 yards. 13? Key play: Dnve set up on Kenl 44 after Golden Flash punier Roger Forgalwh's 7-yard punl 101 yards rushing and 107 BGNews yards on nine carries but bran- three plays later Jeremy Dusho KU (4:32) Baker 22-yard pass from Goebbel. Groffkick KU 16-3 through the air. Sports Editor dishing a rushing touchdown on caught his first collegiate touch- Drive: Ten plays. 82 yards. 5:07 Key play: Baker ivvo catches on the drive worth 41 yards. Falcon quarterback Bob top of a punted block return for a down on an 8-yard pass from Bob BG (1:19) Jeremy Dusho s s:,rd pass from Bob Niemel. Slraaser kick KU 16-10 Niemet completed 9-of-20 for 107 touchdown early In the game. Niemet. Drive: Three plays, 21 yards. I 08 Key play: Dnve set up by a partially- blocked Kenl punl to set BG up at the 21. yards, but had at least four accu- 'We thought that our special Third Quarter rate passes dropped. The cons with three catches for 44 The Falcons sorely need an- teams would be a plus for us BG (5 30) Robbie Holus 18-yard blocked punl reluni. Slraucr kick BG 17-16 offensive line was also largely yards, including his first career other rushing threat besides heading into the game," Black- Fourth Quarter touchdown. Davis in the backfield, and Hollis ney said. BG (13:27) Courtney Davis 99-yard punl return. Slraaaer kick BG 24-16 out-played by the Golden Fla- BG (4:46) HotUs I-yard run. Slrasser kick BG 31-16 shes' front lines. The offense still sputtered may have emerged as that That score got BG within 16-10 Drive: Seven plays. 53 yards. 3:38. Key plays: Kent penalued isvice for The several dropped passes throughout. Only three of the against the Golden Flashes. at halftlme. 29 yards on the dnve. KU (2:31) OJ. Santiago 34-yard pass from Goebbel. Baker pass drew coach Gary Blackney's ire scores came from the offense, "Robbie Hollis and Damien "That was real big," Davis from Goebbel BG 31-24 following the game. and those three were all set up by Platt are two guys that are wait- said. "We were getting pounded Drive: Five plays. 70 yards. 1 35 Key play: Whalley 47-yard catch to BG 18-yard line. "I thought Bob Niemet im- turnovers. ing in the wings that have a lot of and not really getting a lot going. proved," Blackney said. "He ability," Blackney said. "I That touchdown got us going a Team Statistics can't throw It and catch it. This is BG's scoring 'drives' were lim- thought Robbie showed some little bit." BG Kent Division I football, and you have ited to 16, 21 and S3 yards in things when Courtney got hurt." 13 I irsl Downs 21 In the third quarter It was 5-6-2 by Rushing-Passing-Penally 6-13-2 guys dropping the ball out in the length. The 53-yard drive, even, 45-101 Rushes-Yards 33-57 open. It's different if they are was buoyed by 29 yards worth of Kent, Homecoming domi- Chioke Bradley's turn to block a 9-20-107-1-0 Passes Comp.-AII.-Yards-TD-lnl. 21-44-331-2-2 closely contested and passes are penalties by Kent. nance continue Kent punt, and this time Hollis 208 Total Net Yards 388 picked it up and went the dis- in liimbles/Losl 2/0 being broken up. "I was just hoping that our 7-49 PeiKiliics-Yards 9-95 "There are no excuses for offense could get on track today The Homecoming victory tance to give the Falcons their 7-36.7 Punts-Average 8-24.9 first lead at 17-16. 30:31 Time of Possession 29:29 dropping passes In the open. and Bob Niemet could have a brings BG's all-time record for That's inexcusable at this level. good day," Blackney said. "We that game to 45-20-10 (.665), in- "We had a block called," Brad- Individual Statistics This isn't high school or Pee Wee. still have to get more physical up cluding 10 wins in the past 13 ley said. "I saw the hole and ran Passing: (BGl Niemel 9-20-107-14): (K) Goebbel 20-43-315-3-2. Whalley 1-1-16- through it and ... I gave [the 04). That's what they are trained to front. We can talk about games. Rushing: (BG) Davis 2770. Hollis 9-32. Roltinghaus 2-4. Niemel 7-(-5): (K) do, and that is their responsibili- whatever, but it comes down to The dominance over Kent con- blocker] a move and stuck my Whalley 22-53. Gates l-7.Reisland I-5.Goebbel 9-1-8). arms out there and I blocked it. I Receiving: (BG) Dusho 3-44. Rogers 3-39. Loville 2-17. Holcomb 1-7: (K) Baker '/- ty, to catch the ball." being physical." tinues, as well. BG holds a 46-13-2 125. Hansen 5-46. Whalley 4-66. Young 3-44. Santiago 1-34. Goebbel 1-16. Freshman wide receiver edge In the all-time series, in- was just hoping that somebody Jeremy Dusho, getting his first Hollis gets a chance cluding 22 of the past 23. The would pick it up and run it ia Records: BG 4-2 (2-1 MAC): Kent 2-4 (I-2 MAC) 'We felt that their punt team Attendance: 14.921 Game Time: 3:03. career start in wake of an Injury Golden Flashes have lost 13 to Damron Hamilton, led the Fal- Tailback Courtney Davis did games in a row at Perry Stadium. was kind of weak in certain areas. We knew that if we got guys In the right positions, we could get it." The defense then did its job Ball State rallies to hand Ohio first MAC loss down the stretch (see related sto- ry), including a key 10-yard sack The Associated Press covering 32 yards, including two catches MAC ROUNDUP The Chippewas, the top passing team In of Goebbel by linebacker Kevin by Adrian Reese for 23, took Ball State to the Mid-American Conference, kept the O'Neill that forced the Golden MUNCIE, Ind - Justin Bivins ran 11 the Ohio 28. ball on the ground against a weak rushing Flashes into the punt that Davis yards for the winning score as Ball State Bivins rushed for 18 yards, and Bald- But on the kickoff, Banks put the Red- defense. Central (3-4, 2-2) ran for 345 returned. rallied from 17 points down in the fourth win's 10-yard scoring pass to Ed Aber- skins ahead with his 94-yard return. It yards, and threw just 22 passes for 175 Bowling Green's special teams ' 'quarter for a 30-27 overtime victory over nathy, with the conversion by Locklicar, was the longest kickoff return In yards against the Zips (1-6,1-4). heroics outshined a game per- ''Ohio University in the Mid-American tied the game with 1:13 left. Rynearson Stadium history, surpassing formance by the Golden Flashes, -. Conference Saturday. Baldwin finished with 15 completions an 88-yard return by Eastern's Craig Wyoming 42, long the whipping boys of the Bivins' touchdown overcame the 27-24 in 19 attempts for 139 yards. Thompson in 1993. Western Michigan 28 MAC. Kent gave the Falcons all lead that Brian Huston's 34-yard field they could handle for much of the " ejoal had given the Bobcats (3-3,2-1 MAC) Miami 35, The elation for Miami did not last long, LARAMIE, Wyo. -- Josh Wallwork game, and even outgained BG 'on the first possession of the overtime. Eastern Michigan 25 as Eastern Michigan scored again three passed for 319 yards and four touch- convincingly, 388-208. " Huston also had a 24-yard field with that plays after it got the ball back with a downs Saturday to lead No. 24 Wyoming Turnovers and penalties - ' gave Ohio a 17-0 lead with 51 seconds left YPSILANTI. Mich. - Travis Prentice 63-yard run by Scott. to a 42-28 victory over Western Michi- Kent" had nine of them for 95 before half time. had three touchdowns, and Tremayne gan. yards - proved to be the differ- Ball State (3-3, 2-1) tied the game on Banks scored on a 94-yard kickoff return Central Michigan 42, The Cowboys extended their winning ence. Brent Locklicar's 30-yard field goal with as Miami of Ohio defeated Eastern Mich- Akron 0 streak 10 games, which became the 6:46 left in the fourth quarter, but Ohio igan 35-25 Saturday. longest in the nation when No. 6 Miami "You take a buffet of penalties Went up 24-17 with 2:59 left when Steve Prentice scored on a 2-yard run in the MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich - Silas lost to Florida State. and you take a buffet of turn- Hookfin dashed 46 yards for a touch- third quarter and a 1-yard run in the Massey scored three touchdowns, rushed The Broncos (7-0) gained 619 yards - overs, and that is what you get," down. fourth to open a 35-17 lead for Miami for 206 yards and threw a 50-yard touch- g 228 rushing and 391 passing - and con- Corrigall said. "The snaps were The ensuing kickoff was downed for a (4-3,4-1 Mid-American Conference). down pass as Central Michigan beat Ak- trolled the ball for 33:09. Western Michi- very, very responsible, but the touchback, and Cardinal quarterback EMU (16, 1-3) scored first at 6:26 into ron 42-0. gan gained 558 yards but was penalized protection was irresponsible." Brent Baldwin was sacked for a 7-yard the first quarter on a 15-yard run by 13 times for 113 yards. loss, leaving Ball State on its own 13. Mike Scott - the offense's first touch- The shutout was the first for Central Western Michigan halfback Bruno down since the second quarter against "The credit should go to Kent," Baldwin passed to Marcellus Davis for a Michigan since a 47-0 win over Akron in Heppell tied his career-high with 171 Blackney said. "They came In Toledo three weeks earlier. 27-yard gain and four more completions 1994. rushing yards. here and they played hard." a M-«I> AE* AE* AE* AF. AE* AE* AE«t> AE*; Ohio State, Northwestern survive scares I THE BROTHERS OF ALPHA SIGMA PHI | The Associated Press The biggest turnover was Ke- came Northwestern's all-time with turnovers and penalties and PROUDLY INTRODUCE OUR FALL vin Huntley's 36-yard touchdown rushing leader. let the opposition make big plays. Ohio State and Northwestern run with a Buster Tillman fumble Northwestern's fifth straight "Iowa didn't do anything we 1996 PLEDGE CLASS: both got a scare. Illinois, Purdue which gave the Badgers a 14-10 victory was still in jeopardy until didn't expect. We just didn't and Indiana were simply fright- lead early In the final quarter. Hudhaifa Ismaeli sacked Gopher make the plays," Indiana coach Mike Plickert ening. "I told the team, I'm proud of quarterback Cory Sauter with Bill Mallory said. Ohio State survived Wisconsin the way they battled back. A lot three seconds remaining after Tavian Banks ran for three Mike Bums Joe Michalski 17-14 Saturday while North- of teams would have found a way Minnesota (3-2, 0-2) mismanaged touchdowns and Tom Knight re- Dave Claiborne Seth Porrini western held on for a 2624 win to lose that game," Cooper said. the clock. turned an Interception 57 yards Kyle Dray Mike Rees against Minnesota. "The mark of a good football Penn State's Curtis Enis rushed for Iowa (4-1,2-0). "We dodged a bullet," said team is not playing your best for three touchdowns at State Warren Frankford Ryan Whiteside Buckeyes coach John Cooper. football game and still coming College, Pa, as the Nit tan y Lions "We've been a little more ag- Garrick Horton Jason Yankowski In other Big Ten games, Illi- out with a W." (2-4, 1-2) captured their 33rd win gressive than we have been in the Joe Iaccobucci Joe Reece nois was embarrassed by Michi- Wisconsin held the upper hand the last 36 homecoming games. past. I think we caught a lot of gan State 42-14, Indiana bowed to in first downs (20-18) and plays Purdue (2-4, 1-2) had just five people by surprise," Knight said. Iowa 31-10 and Penn State (74-59) and had the ball almost first downs and 141 total yards In Michigan State (3-3, 2-1) had whipped Purdue 31-14. seven minutes longer. the first half. rolled up 300 yards and a 28-0 The key conference clash next Northwestern almost blew a "I said to our squad at half time lead by halftlme, holding the II- Saturday finds Northwestern 23-0 halftlme lead at Evanston, that I don't know how we can call Uni (2^4, 1-2) to 57 yards during (5-1 overall, 3-0 Big Ten) at Wis- 111. ourselves an offense," said the first half at East Lansing, consin (3-2,0-2). "You got to play a full game. Boilermakers flanker Brian Al- Mich. AF. AE* AE* AE* AE* AE* AF. AF AE*€> The Buckeyes (5-0, 2-0) had There Is no Big Ten team that is ford, who finished with nine cat- "We didn't have the firepower just two turnovers in their first sorry. I didn't think we came out ches for 126 yards and a TD. to compete with them," Illinois four games but made three flat or anything. They just came In Bloomlngton, Ind., the Hoo- quarterback Scott Weaver said 17 more days till against Wisconsin, which came to up fired up in the second half," siers (2-4,0-3) suffered their 11th "They're a good football team. Halloween! Columbus, Ohio, as a 27-point said Darnell Autry, who gained a straight defeat in the Big Ten as They're going to make a lot of underdog. season-high 189 yards and be- they once again hurt themselves noise in the Big Ten." Former Bowling Green football star Bob Reynolds dies THI5 WEEK ON PAY-PER-VIEW The Associated Press Reynolds was chosen by the dinals' lineup as an offensive 1 Cardinals In the second round of tackle and played nine seasons. Pay-Per-View It! Bob Reynolds, a native of the 1963 NFL draft after an im- He was selected to play In the Cleveland who played profes- pressive career at Bowling Pro Bowl three times. sional football with the St. Louis Green State University. Reynolds died of complications Cardinals, has died He was 57. He moved right Into the Car- of cardiomyopathy Thursday.

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Whoever decides to The BC News carry the team or if we split it, either way it's the best thing for King, If the first weekend of action the club." said anything about the Falcon The only two goals surren- hockey team's goalie situation, it dered were thanks more to a sag- Queen was this: it will be hard for coach ging defense than Petrie, particu- Buddy Powers to go wrong when larly the second score late in Sat- crowned he decides who gets the nod. urday's game when, on a freak Both senior Bob Petrie and play, freshman Peter Ratchuk sophomore Mike Savard posted cleared the goal from the zone solid showings between the posts only to have it bounce off a line- The 1996 Homecoming as the Falcons jetted off with a man's skate and set up a 2-on-0 Queen and King were pair of lopsided victories over for the Buckeyes. crowned at half time of Sat- Toronto and Ohio State. "There were only two goals urday's game. Amy Mo- The backstop tandem split the scored, and the first one we mma (left) and Brian Perry playing time down the middle for backed right in on Bobby and the were honored. Mununa Is a each game, with Petrie starting second one I think on the second secondary English educa- Friday and Savard Saturday as one the referee got the assist, tion major from Shelby, Powers got a good look at his didn't he?" Powers said, tongue- Ohio, while Perry is a psy- choices. in-cheek. chology and social work Either of the two could end up The decision on who will play major from Toledo. getting the nod, or a platoon rests in Powers' hands, and both system could develop. Whatever goalies are happy with whatever Tee BG News/Deuc Kartaevsky the decision, the Falcons look sol- that may turn out to be. id. "It comes down to what Buddy "It's whoever comes out on says," Savard said. "Buddy says top," Petrie said. "It could be a you play your way in, you play tandem between one guy starting your way out." one night and one guy starting another. If one guy starts swing- ing one way or the other, that's Bowling Groan 9, Toronto 0 the way it's going to be." Petrie gave up both Ohio State FWet Period goals Saturday, but the fact that 80 (1) -- Fry (1) • (PerrauH. Punchard) PPG 229 he was even on the ice was the BG (2) - Rucruk (!) - (Ebare) 3:17 story after suffering a severe BG (3) - Johnson (1) - (Punched. Fry) PPG groin pull early last season. After 7M 10 monthes of rehabilitation, he BG (4) ■- Johnson (2) . (Faulkner, liwi) Rose Bowl in the title hunt? 1»37 returned this weekend to make Altar1:M4,UT0 Richard Rosenblatt Buckeyes were not at their best against Wis- Minnesota 24; No. 16 Auburn 49, Mississippi his presence known. Second Period The Associated Press consin. Joe Germaine's 48-yard TD pass to State IS; No. 18 Brigham Young 63, UNI.V "I had a good week in practice BG 15) - Fry (2) - (Punchard. Perreult) PPG B52 Dimitrious Stanley with 8:51 left lifted Ohio 28; No. 21 Kansas State 35, Missouri 10; and last week, and I feel really BG (8) -Ebare(i)-(Holzinoer. Itvonen) 11:31 Is this the year the Rose Bowl finally ends State to a 17-14 win over the Badgers (3-2). No. 23 Wyoming 42, Western Michigan 28*. strong," Petrie said. "I really BG (7) - Lamrr* (1) • (Punchwd. Fry) 13:56 up with a national title game? "A lot of teams would have found a way to In the biggest surprise of the weekend, the can't believe It. After 10 months, After 2: BO 7, UTO After a nerve-wracking Saturday in which lose that game," Ohio State coach John Co- Sooners (1-4) picked the perfect time for Third Period No. 2 Ohio State (5-0) and No. 4 Arizona State to be able to get right back in BG («) -- Johnson (3) ■ (Edmoer. Fry) PPG 4:36 oper said. "The mark of a good football team new coach John Blake's first victory a 30-27 there, and the encouragement BG (8) - Edinoer (1) ■ (Fry. Punchard) PPG (6-0) rallied in the fourth quarter to beat un- is not Dlavine vour best football game and overtime upset of the Longhorns (3-3), who out of the players and the coach- 1033 ranked opponents, the Rose is beginning to still coming out with a W." were favored by 22 points. Final: BO 9, UT 0 bloom. es, it feels really good." Save* - (BO) Petrie 11-11 (29:58). Savard The Buckeyes are at Purdue and Iowa the The Sooners came back from an 11-point His return gives the Falcons 13-13 (3002): (UT) Knapp 22 28 (31:31). Dunn The bowl alliance, which places its top next two weeks before a home game against deficit to send the game into OT. After Tex- one of the best goalie combina- 16-19 (28.29). Power plays •• BG 5-8 (625) teams in the Sugar Bowl this year, still has Minnesota, road games against Illinois and as' Phil Dawson kicked a 43-yard field goal tions In the country. Savard had Toronto 0-0 (000) Snols on goal - BG 47. Tor the edge since Florida is No. 1 and Florida Indiana and the finale against No. 13 Michi- in the first extra time possession, James Al- onD 24. PenalDes-minules - BG 9-18, Toronto State No. 3. But the teams play each other his moments during a roller coas- 0-26 gan on Nov. 23 at Columbus. len scored from 2 yards out. ter freshman season a year ago, Attendance: 2.768. Time: 2:14. Nov. 30, and the Gators would also have to Unlike last season's Fiesta Bowl that "I want to enjoy this victory with my but 61-plus shutout minutes this win the SEC title game, probably against No. matched No. 1 Nebraska vs. No. 2 Florida, players, my coaches, the people who stood 7 Alabama, a week later. weekend showed his maturity. Bowling Green 7, Ohio State a the bowl alliance probably won't get two un- beside us and the fans," said Blake, in tears "Coming in this year, I Just feel Meanwhile, the Rose Bowl is hoping for its defeated teams. Even If Florida or Florida on the sidelines. "We've got kids who need to a lot more confident," Savard Flret Period first true national title game since No. 1 Ohio State ends up an unbeaten No. 1, the most see some success from all the hard work.'-' said. "I kind of learned how to BG (1) - Punchard (1) - (Perraull. Edinger) PPG State beat No. 2 Southern California 27-16 on likely opponent would be two-time defend- Also, Army's option offense produced 546 put school and hockey together. 4:54 Jan. 1,1969 to clinch the 1968 championship. ing champion, but once-beaten Nebraska yards and three 100-yard rushers as the BG (2) -- Perreult (1) - (Johnson. Fry) PPG The last time the Rose Bowl produced a Last year was kind of a learning 10SS (4-1). Cadets beat Army 42-21 at Giants Stadium experience for myself. After 1: 60 2.03110 national champion was 1972, when USC took And that could create an intriguing scen- and ran their record to 5-0 their best start "I was happy with the week- Second Period the title. ario: a No. 1 Florida or Florida State vs. No. 4 since 1985. A win over Tulane on Saturday end. It's something to build BG (3) - Jones (i) - (Johnson, Punchard) 6 58 "We are talking about winning them all Nebraska in the Sugar Bowl and a No. 2 Ohio BG (4) - Johnson (4) - (Punchard. Fry) 1403 would give Army its best start in 46 years. ... from." BG (5) - Johnson (5) - (Punchard. Fry) 19:37 and being No. 1," Arizona State quarterback State vs. a No. 3 Arizona State in a Rose Bowl Navy improved to 4-1 after Tom Vander- The competition between the After 2 BG 5. OSU 0 Jake Plummer said after he threw for three battle of unbeatens. horst kicked a 25-yard field goal with nine two - and, for that matter, soph- Third Period TDs, caught a scoring pass for a fourth and In other games Saturday, it was: No 1 seconds left for a 20-17 win at Air Force. I OS (1) - McMillan (1) - (Brent) SHQ i:S7 ran for a fifth in a 42-34 win over UCLA at omore Jason Piwko, who didn't BG (6) - Hustler (1) - (unassisted) 5:43 Florida 56, No. 17 LSU 13; No. 3 Florida State In a battle of top running backs, Byron see any ice time but was chanted BO (7) - Ivonen(l) ■ (RaKhuk) 1 "31 the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. "I'd like to be 34, No. 12 Miami 16; No. 5 Nebraska 49, Bay- Hanspard had 37 carries for 190 yards and for by the BG students late in OS (2)■- Lafranco (') - (Colsant. Boisvert) PPG back here again." lor 0; No. 6 Tennessee 29, Georgia 17; No. 7 caught a TD pass, while June Henley had: 22 each game - can only help each 1939 The Sun Devils trailed 28-7 before Plum- Alabama 24, North Carolina State 19; No. 8 Final: BO 7, OSU 2 carries for 43 yards in Texas Tech's 30>17 player get better, making it a Saves •• (BG) Savard 9 9 (31:35). Petrie 4-6 mer revived his team's run at an undefeated Notre Dame 54, No. 25 Washington 20; No 9 over Kansas. good situation for the team. (28:25): (OSU) Aho 9-12 (30:58). Cormertv season. Next up is USC on Saturday. Colorado 35, Oklahoma State 13; No 10 Penn In Division I-AA, Columbia topped Penn "I'm sure glad Bob's back," 19-23 (29:02). Power plays -- BG 2-7 (286). After emotional wins against Notre Dame State 31, Purdue 14; No. 11 North Carolina 20-19 in overtime and ran its record to *0 Ohio Slate 1-8 (125). Shots on goal - BG 35, and Penn State the past two weeks, the Savard said. "It's going to be a Oruo State 15. Penalties-minutes -- BG 13-26. 38, Maryland 7; No. 14 Northwestern 26, the Lions best start since 1945. good challenge to push each Ohio State 12-24. other, but it's only to make the Attendsnos: 4.008. Time: 2:25. —The BG i\cus HOCKEY DEADLINE! One day prior to publication, 2 p.m. Continued from page five. PISfiN€LLOS (Tne BG News it not rasponsibla for postal doysl 1 altercations breaking out in the Open WYH'hd.iy ■)! 4 p m Oprn at lunch Fn S.il & Sun CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: TOR 2" ADS 7-2 rote. RATESt per od are $.90 par lina. $2 70 minimum 203 N. MAIN, B.G. 352-5166 $65 extra par ad for bold (DOB. 1" (6 lina Maximum) $7.25 par insertion "Ohio State is a tight-checking Approximately 35-45 spacat par lina. 2'(16 lina Maximum) $13.95 par insartion team we've had trouble with in 7" 10" 12" 14" 16" the past," said Fry. 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Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Bowling Green hosts Boston MGD 18pk (Checks payable to the BG News) College Friday and Saturday at 7 ■ Total number of days to appear. Phone: 372-2601 p.m. $8.99 page eight The News Monday, October 14,1996 Yankees return to World Series Tom Withers of the 1950s and 60s featuring DiMag- this season. four homers in Game 4 and three more The Associated Press gio, Berra, Ford, Mantle and Maris. Bernie Williams hit .474 (9-for-19) In Game 5. This group, with names like Jeter, with two homers and six RBIs. The The Orioles, meanwhile, ended their The Yankees qualify for BALTIMORE - Absent for IS years, Williams, Pettitte, Fielder and Straw- center fielder, along with rookie short- season in a miserable offensive funk. their first World Series in the Yankees are returning to what was berry, will get a chance to make their stop Derek Jeter, carried the Yankees Baltimore was 4-for-30 with runners in once their traditional October stage. own mark in the franchise's storied his- offensively through the first three scoring position in the series, including IS years. Powered by a three-homer third in- tory when the World Series opens Sat- games of the series before New York's 0-for-14 with two outs. ning and eight strong innings from urday night at Yankee Stadium. power hitters came around. Right fielder Bobby Bonilla finished the eighth with a homer to make it 6-2. Andy Pettite, New York won its 34th The National League entrant - the St. After winning Game 1 in New York the series l-for-20 and the Orioles hit But Pettitte, who allowed three hits, American League pennant Sunday with Louis Cardinals or Atlanta Braves - will with the help of a 12-year-old fan from just nine home runs. By the sixth Inning finished the inning and John Wetteland, a 6-4 victory over the Baltimore have their hands full because the Yan- New Jersey, and taking Game 3 at Sunday, many Baltimore fans realized the AL saves leader, pitched the ninth, Orioles. The Yankees took the ALCS 4-1 kees are playing their best ball of the Camden Yards with a shocking four-run the home team's season would conclude allowing a two-out, two-run homer to and head to the World Series for the season. eighth inning, the Yankees wrapped up with another loss to the Yankees and Bonilla. first time since 1981. When Cal Ripken grounded out for the series with two conventional wins. headed for the exits. New York closed out the best-of-7 se- the final out, the Yankees celebrated in They outslugged the Orioles, who set Pettitte allowed only two hits - both Pettitte improved to 4-0 at Camden ries with a dominating performance a mob scene in the middle of the infield a major league record with 257 homers to Todd Zeile - through the first seven Yards with his best outing of the reminiscent of the great Yankees teams at Camden Yards where they went 9-0 during the regular season. New York hit innings before Eddie Murray opened playoffs.

Falcon spikers SPORTS BRIEFS drop two games Soccer team stuns Indiana v BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The Falcon soccer team completed a stunning week with a huge upset over Indiana University Sun- William Sanderson her numbers were solid. As a day, claiming a 2-0 victory for the team's fifth win in a row. The BG News freshman, she has really held her The win is perhaps the biggest in Bowling Green history In own." terms of defeating a nationally-ranked opponent. Indiana en- On Homecoming weekend, "I'm trying to do my best and tered the game fifth In the country home literally came for two do my job," said Kemerer. "I'm BG had defeated Kentucky Oct. 6 and Michigan State last members of the BG volleyball trying to take pressure off ev- Wednesday. team. This time, however, home ryone. Making it easier on the Both of the Falcons' goals came midway through the second was not welcome. back court and the front court." half. Tim Ashton dented the scoreboard first at 72:17 off an as- After dropping a five-game Friday's match against the sist by Steve Klein. Klein scored himself at the 76:00 mark to match to Western Michigan Fri- Broncos of Western Michigan give BG a 2-0 lead from which Indiana could not recover. day, Ball State came and won in Bowling Green stands 9-3-1 on the season and plays a crucial was a back-and- forth affair that game Friday at Mid-American Conference rival Akron. three straight games. showcased the Falcon's incon- For BG head coach Denise Van sistency. Western Michigan won De Walle, the opponent Saturday the first and third games, 15-9, was not just another MAC foe, and 15-8. BG won the second and Women's cross country takes second at Ohio but her alma mater. Van De fourth games by identical 15-9 Intercollegieates Walle graduated from Ball State scores. Game five was a close in 1976, before starting her game that Western Michigan DELAWARE - The women's cross country team took second coaching career at Northside pulled out 15-13. out of 35 teams with 62 points at the Ohio Intercollegiates at High School, in Muncie. Despite her still aching back, Methodist Seminary Friday. For setter Wendy Watkins, the Kemerer led the Falcons with 22 Mid-American rival Ohio University took first with 47 points. Homecoming was an even closer kills. Hilton had 15 kills and sev- Falcon placers were: Jessica LaFene, eighth, 17:59; Renee relation. Watklns is from Muncie, en blocks. Shayne Crumley led Strayer, ninth, 18:00; Laura Hall, tenth, 18:04; Suzanne Isco, 11th, Ind., home of Ball State. the defense with 25 digs. Wendy 18:04; and Nikki Monroe, 24th, 18 JO. Aside from the Homecoming Watklns had 45 assists. OU's Jackie Conrad won the individual title in 17:00. theme associated with Ball State, Western Michigan's Bridget this weekend's theme was a fa- Norrls was a one-woman wreck- miliar one. At the risk of beating ing crew. Her consistent hard Men's cross country takes tenth at Ohio Inter- a dead horse, inexperience and hitting totaled 26 kills. She also collegiates inconsistency were sighted as led the Broncos in blocks and the team's shortcomings. digs. DELAWARE - The men's cross country team took tenth out of "There Is still that incon- Ball State swept the Falcons in 36 teams with 290 points at the Ohio Intercollegiates at Metho- sistency that we are seeing all three straight games Saturday dist Seminary Friday. the way through the match," Van afternoon 15-5, 1S-12, 15-8. De- Mid-American rival Ohio University took first with 57 points. De Walle said. "When you're in- spite the lopsidedness of those Falcon placers were: Jim Weckesser, 44th, 26:16; Rob Bow- consistent like that you give your scores, BG did put up a fight in man, 45th, 26:16; Dan Flaute, 50th, 26:30; Craig Nieset, 68th, opponent an opportunity to stay this match Altough not scoring 26:52; and Kreg Hatfield, 83rd, 27:05. OU's Josh Ritchie won the overall meet In 24:52. in the match" many points, the Falcons did The brightest point of the side- out Ball State multiple weekend was the solid play from times. the middle. Both Lori Hilton and Miami President to head freshman Lori Kemerer had a Hilton and Kemerer, again, led good weekend. Hilton pounded 31 Bowling Green offensively, with kills and had 10 blocks on the 16 and 13 respectively. Watklns search for new mascot weekend. Kemerer nailed 35 kills had 27 assists. Crumley's 16 digs and ten blocks. led the Falcons defensively. The Associated Press Kemerer's performance was "I am pretty happy with my de- all the more remarkable con- fense and passing," Crumley OXFORD - Former Miami University President Phillip Shriver has Tkc BG Ntwi/Kelly Dictrlck sidering her injured back. She said. "I'm still working on mak- been appointed to lead a committee that will help pick a new nick- had missed the Toledo game and ing more of an impact as a hitter, name for the school's sports teams. BG's Wendy Watklns putt up a set during Saturday's game against a good deal of practice with back Ball State. but I think my passing and de- In September, school trustees approved changing the controversial spasms. fense have improved." Redskins nickname, which had been In use since 1931. The action was "We need to compliment Lori a result of the Miami Tribe withdrawing its support of the name in Kemerer for missing a whole Bowling Green will be on the July, citing concerns that the term is perceived as a racial slur. week's worth of practice and road for the rest of October. A committee of students, alumni, faculty, administrators and oth- Stomp then play both games and not They will visit Miami, Ohio, Ak- ers associated with the university will recommend a nickname or a coming out." Van De Walle said ron and Kent before returning list of suggestions. A Rare Music Act "She was in both matches all Nov. 1 for a match against Cen- Miami President James Garland has said he wants suggestions weekend, that's impressive, and tral Michigan. forwarded to the school's board of trustees for Its Dec. 13 meeting.

Stranahan Theater Sign-up Oct. 7 - 16 October 19 in the UAO office 4- p.m. - # p.m. 330 Union Fordham player dies on field Chris Olert "He was a great, great kid," The Fordham players were Catholic High School in Oradell, The Associated Press said Fordham athletic director jogging from midfield to the end N.J., had played In each of Ford- Tor more info call the info line (I 2-7164 Frank McLaughlin. "This is un- zone immediately before the ham's five losing games this NEW YORK -- A Fordham Uni- believable. The campus is dev- game's scheduled start, said season. An economics major, $22 w/out transportation versity football player collapsed astated." Brian Byrne, Fordham's vice Tiemey also was equipment l!ifl@ $24 w/transportation during pregame warmups and The Junior, a starting defen- president for administration. manager of the baseball team. died Saturday, with his parents in sive back, "was just running and "Our trainer, Vincent Porrice- Fordham's president, the Rev. the stands and his sister prepar- he dropped. There was never a 111, was out immediately to attend Joseph A. O'Hare, said a memor- ing to sing the national anthem. pulse," McLaughlin said. to him," Byrne said. ial Mass at 4 p.m. in the school's Bill Tiemey, 20, of Lyndhurst, A homecoming day crowd of He said the city Emergency church, which was jammed with NJ., was taken to St. Barnabas 3,000 - including Tierney's par- Medical Service also arrived more than 700 students, faculty Hospital, where he was pro- ents, Raymond and Kathleen, and quickly and took Tiemey to the and fans. nounced dead less than an hour his sister, Ryann - was in the hospital, where doctors were un- "This was homecoming day, after collapsing at Coffey Field stands when Tiemey fell about 1 able to revive him. and Billy certainly has a real in the Bronx. Fordham imme- p.m. He collapsed just minutes Byrne said the cause of death diately postponed the game with before his 15-year-old sister was homecoming," the Catholic was expected to be determined priest said of the student-athlete. Lafayette College. to sing the national anthem. by an autopsy. Tiemey had "a very mild case of asthma and no In his sophomore season at problems in the three years he Fordham, Tiemey played in all was on the team," Byrne said. 11 games on special teams and in the secondary, making eight Tiemey, a standout at Bergen tackles.

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I ■.„•«. vwutMM Monday, October 14, 1996 The News page nine Irvin returns to help Cowboys beat Arizona The Associated Press Detroit was at Oakland and Philadelphia at the New York Michael Irvin's return provid- Giants in late games, and Balti- ed the Dallas offense with the more was at Indianapolis at expected lift. It was Emmitt night. Smith and the ground game that San Francisco is at Green Bay took advantage. on Monday night. Denver, Kan- With Irvin attracting the atten- sas City, San Diego and Seattle tion of the Arizona defense, were off. Smith ran for a season-high 112 Irvin's return was the highlight yards on 21 carries and scored of a methodical win for Dallas. twice. Tony Tolbert added two He hugged quarterback Troy sacks to lead the defense as the Aikman before he was intro- Cowboys beat the Cardinals 17-3. duced with the rest of the Dallas Irvin, who was suspended for offense. Aikman threw to Irvin the first five games after plead- on the first possession and ing no contest to cocaine posses- missed twice of five times that sion, caught five passes for 51 Aikman missed him. yards and was cheered by the "I would be lying if I said I Texas Stadium crowd, although a wasn't concerned about how I few boos were sprinkled in. He would be received by the crowd," had receptions of 12 and 9 yards Irvin said. "It was warm and I do late in the first half as Dallas appreciate that." took a 3-0 halftime lead. His presence provided room "The Cardinals didn't give for Smith, who had been ham- Mike a chance to make big plays, pered by injuries, but looked like but he made some first-down himself after a rest during a bye conversions and that's why he week. He scored on runs of 1 and was out there," said coach Barry 13 yards and now has 101 career Switzer of the Cowboys (3-3). rushing touchdowns, fifth on the "He's a great player and it's real- NFL career list. ly good to see him back." Meanwhile, Tony Dungy final- Dolphins 21, ly got his first win as Tampa Bills 7 Bay's coach as the Buccaneers The AJMcialed Praia Cardinal! quarterback Kent Graham is sacked by the Cowboys' Tony Tolbert for 7-yard loss In the fourth quarter of Dallas' 17-3 victory upset Minnesota 24-13. That Jim Kelly was sacked seven Sunday at Texas Stadium. leaves the NFL with two winless times and threw three intercep- The loss at Tampa was the sec- ran back a kickoff for another teams: Atlanta, which lost 23-13 tions, one of them returned 91 ing for Buffalo (4-2). But Kelly Buccaneers 24, ond in three games for Minnesota score as the Panthers rolled in to Houston, and the New York yards by Terrell Buckley for a was called for grounding on first Minnesota 13 (5-2), which got a 26-yard touch- Charlotte. Jets, who dropped their seventh touchdown. down and his fourth-down pass down run by Robert Smith. Dil- straight, 21-17 at Jacksonville. Karim Abdul-Jabbar and Irvin was picked off by Buckley and Trent Dilfer, who had just one fer's 31-yard TD pass to the sel- Anthony Johnson rushed for a In other early games Sunday, it Spikes each ran for a touchdown returned for the clinching score. TD pass this season, hit Robb dom-used Thomas gave the Bucs club-record 126 yards to help the was New Orleans 27, Chicago 24; as visiting Miami (4-2) broke a "When it rains, it pours, and it's Thomas for two scores and Mike (1-5) the lead for good in the third Panthers (4-2) break a two-game Pittsburgh 20, Cincinnati 10; two-game losing streak. been coming down in buckets on Alstott for another as Dungy won quarter. skid and send St. Louis (1-5) to its Miami 21, Buffalo 7; Carolina 45, A 49-yard pass from Kelly to me," said Kelly, who missed the his first game against the team fifth consecutive loss. St. Louis 13; and Washington 27, Andre Reed put the ball on the last two games with a hamstring for which he had been defensive Jaguars 21, It's the worst start by the Rams New England 22. Miami 2 at the two-minute warn- injury. coordinator. Jets 17 since they began the 1987 season by losing seven of eight. At Jacksonville, Mark Brunell threw a 41-yard touchdown pass Oilers 23, Defense leads Steelers over Bengals to Willie Jackson to break a 14-14 Falcons 13 tie as the Jaguars (3-4) overcame Alan Robinson 4 sacks for 27 yards in losses, four tackles, yardage and matched the Steelers' 1992 a 14-3 deficit to beat the Jets, seven assists, one forced fumble, two pass Despite an injury that knocked The Associated Press team record, also against Cincinnati. who were playing without six in- out quarterback Chris Chandler, defenses and an interception. And Jerome "Their defensive line and linebackers jured starters. The Jets (0-7) Bettls ran for 109 yards in his fifth consecu- in the first half, the Oilers (4-2):; PITTSBURGH - The question no longer is overwhelmed our pass protection and kept have now lost 11 straight and are kept Atlanta winless with a sti- If Chad Brown can replace Greg Lloyd. What tive 100-yard game, one short of the team us inconsistent in the running game," Ben- 3-20 in the last two seasons. record set by - yes. Franco Harris in 1972. fling defensive effort. the NFL must be wondering is if Pittsburgh's gals coach David Shula said. "There's no se- The high spot for New York Eddie George had 109 yards on defense can keep playing like it did in the "I can't say this is the best I've seen our cret they were beating us man to man." was a 20-yard field goal by Nick defense play but, whew, 10 sacks, that's a 23 carries, the third 100-yard days of Mean Joe Greene, Jack Lambert and Brown's interception set up Norm John- Lowery in the third quarter that game of his rookie year for the Jack Ham. lot," Woodson said. son's 22-yard field goal with 11:35 remaining set the NFL career record at 374, For a sunny October afternoon, the Oilers. Houston, which is sched- The Steelers put on a defensive show re- that made it 13-3. Later, Levon Kirkland ran one more than Jan Stenerud. uled to move to Nashville in 1998, miniscent of the Steel Curtain of the 1970s, Steelers woke up the echoes of what many over running back Ki-Jana Carter to punch Wayne Chrebet, the only regular consider the best defense in NFL history. was cheered on by a small con- sacking Jeff Blake 10 times and scoring on the ball loose while sacking Blake, and receiver healthy for New York, tingent of pompom-waving fans Greene set the Steelers' record with five Rod Woodson's fumble return in beating the Woodson returned it 42 yards with 3:29 to go. had 12 catches for 162 yards. that made the four-hour drive Cincinnati Bengals 20-10 Sunday. sacks against Houston in 1972. At that point, the Steelers' defense had from the Tennessee capital. Just like the old days, the Steelers (5-1) "I've never been able to put up those kind scored as many touchdowns (four) as it had Redskins 27, Even with the extra fans, the turned to their standbys - defense and the of numbers, but I've played better games. allowed since Pittsburgh lost its opener to Patriots 22 game drew only 35,401 to the running game - to win their fifth in a row. It And I can play better," said Brown, who Jacksonville. But Blake later found Carl Georgia Dome to watch the Fal- is their first 5-1 start since they last won the hadn't played outside linebacker since col- Pickens on a 3-yard touchdown pass with Gus Frerotte, who entered the cons (0-6). Super Bowl in 1979. lege until this season. 1:20 left to cut the Pittsburgh lead to 10. game with just three TD passes, "When they're playing like that. It's Only two weeks before, Oilers cornerback Pickens has three TD catches in his last threw for touchdowns on Wash- Saints 27, scary," Bengals tackle Joe Walter said. "We Cris Dishman dismissed Brown as "a prac- three games against Pittsburgh ington's first two possessions of Bears 24 knew what they were going to do, when knew tice squad player" who couldn't make Hous- For now, defensive end Brentson Buckner the second half. Henry Ellard they were going to blitz, but we still didn't do ton's starting lineup. said, hold those comparisons to the Steel had eight catches for 152 yards Ray Zellars, suspended last anything about it" "I'm beginning to piece it all together," Curtain. as Washington (5-1) won at Fox- Brown said. 'We take a test the night before week for arguing with coach Jim Cincinnati (1-5) has lost 10 of its last 11 to boro for its fifth straight victory. a game, and this was the first time I didn't Mora, ran for 174 yards for the Pittsburgh "We can play better and we know we can host Saints, who entered the Brown, who moved to outside linebacker have to cheat. I hope in a couple of weeks I'll play better," Buckner said. "If we win SO-0, be completely comfortable." New England (3-3) got 164 game last in the NFL in rushing. after Lloyd tore up a knee in the Steelers' we feel like we could score 50 more points. yards rushing and two touch- opener and is still learning the position, had The 10 sacks accounted for 66 yards in lost We can't ever be satisfied." down from Curtis Martin. Terry Zellars got 156 yards in the Allen of Washington was held to second half as the Saints (2-5) 71, breaking a four-game streak won their second straight on Lowery delayed in field goal record chase of 100 yards or more. Doug Brien's career-best 54-yard field goal with 1:44 left. Zellars Doug Ferguson 21-20. The Jets drove to the Jack- goal for Kansas City, a 50-yarder Cincinnati, Washington, New Or- Panthers 45, had 39 yards on the drive that led The Associated Press sonville 31 in the closing against the Seattle Seahawks. He leans and San Diego, along with Rams 13 to the kick. minutes, and Frank Reich threw has made 374 of 467 field goals in unsuccessful second tries with JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Nick four incompletlons to seal the his career, and has the best per- the Bucs and Colts. Carolina's point total was the centage (80) of any kicker. The Bears (2-5) had a 17-7 lead Lowery hoped he could celebrate Jaguars' 21-17 victory. But he landed with the Chiefs highest in its two-year history as at the half, turning two New Or- his NFL record for career field Asked whether he savored the "When I started out. I didn't in 1980 and hasn't been out of Kerry Collins threw three touch- goals. All he cared about Sunday record, Lowery said, "Maybe 20 know I would make it," said work since. leans' fumbles and a failed: down passes and Michael Bates fourth-down try into points. was a 36-yard miss that cost the years from now, when I'm sitting Lowery, who came out of Dart- New York Jets a chance at their by the fire roasting marshmal- mouth in 1978. Lowery has made eight of 12 first victory. lows. Right now, for me I didn't He was cut after a tryout for field goals this year. Sunday's Lowery's 20-yard field goal make a kick late in the game." the Jets and was released by Ta- miss was his first inside 40 yards. early in the fourth quarter was Lowery's father came down mpa Bay and Baltimore that Lowery wasn't sure how much the 374th of his career, beating from Virginia to watch him break year. He signed on with New longer he would play. the mark set by Jan Stenerud. the record. 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SUCCESSFUL MAN-HUNTING OUIDE!!' back. S6300 OBO Call 419-849-2278 Evan- Treatments thai work ings Call 372-9355 STOMP Call 352 3689 CAMPUS POLLYEYES- 352-9631 How to and him, attract him Canlar For Wanness A Prevention A Bare Music Art ■FRESH SOUPS DAILY* and hold him. Find a mate is not 1967 Ford Tempo, 5 speed runs good Sal October iga-epm CNh " French Onion' Vegetable aa difficult as you may thinki $150008.0. Arnold Airloros SoOefy will ba hosting a Slranahan Theatre • Clam Chowder ' Chicken Dumpling ■ Call419-382-9870 POWrMIA vigil. Oct. 16 A 17 noon to noon SignupOci 7-16 SERVICES OFFERED Wad Brown Roa and Chicken Cain 800-825 0219 Outside the Education Building. in the UAO Office 330 Umon ' Minestrone ■ Milwaukee Cheese • tor FREE Information Bahal Faith. What ksH? $22 without transportation VARIES DAILY 1991 Honda CRX Maroon. Automate. Excel Study Group Mondays 9:15pm 10gBA $24 with transportation Newmans Marathon FREE DELIVERY • 11 AM - 2 AM lentConditpn s4500 OBO 353-3097 for more into Call 2-7164 1966-1996 For into Cal 3534175 The roommates of 215 Man villa a" 10 would like 87' Mazda 323 Five apaed. casette. dean, no or 24 into tine 287 3230 spon sored by UAO 'Your Full Service Station* to congratulate Tracey Schmleeing and Rob Formal? rust. 120 Km. cal after 9pm or before 8 30am. Job Intsrviews? McVety on their recant engagement Congrats 353-7306 Pregnant? Campus Tanning 352-7869. Roomie"" We Love Youl Mandi. Jenni. and Cheap Lol Rent Free pregnancy tests. Confidential and caring. Mangy 1972 Don A Ben 14x64' mobile home New 354 4673 BG Pregnancy earner USG • USG ■ USG • USG furnace, refng., washer, dryer and carpal. Cen- SKYOIVE NOW - End ol season special FREE CRAZY BREAD Attention All Organlzallonal tral air and car-pan. 15 mm. drive to campus HELP WANTED 1 through October. Firal jump course $100 00 USG has Organizational Seals Available Cheaper than apartment rent. Must see. VrSAvMC accepted Only 10 minutes from at Little Caessrs "Have your voice heard 419-669-4149 BGSU For more into call SKYOIVE BG. with purchaae of 1 large pizza 'Communicate your events to the 352-5200 at regular price. student body line cook Four Foot Iguana wilh cage A accessories Call today -3546500 Apploarjone available in kitchen prep We have FREE delivery 404 or 405 Student Services 1200 or best offer 354-5064 ask tor An. fcntYMamwM PERSONALS Limit ol one order Deadline la October 23 at 5pmAny ??rs can Macintosh SE 30 with 2 MB Memory A 40 MB servers Milt storage tl50 Call 353Q336. evenings Apply Now! SALOON."too host/hostesses Give Prospective students your USG'USG *USG'USG Mountain Bike tor Sale »1A Spnng Break Panama Cityl Boardwalk seal of approval by becoming a Cannondale: Killer V 500, Excellent condition. Beach Resortl Best Hotel. 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Anna Douglas • Entertainment Apt. located right downtown. Unfurnished collect Melissa Toka • Games Cal Cindy ©352 8256 campus Candy Bonnet - Homecoming HEADACHE MANAGEMENT CLINK FOR RENT Christina Booth • Homecoming 4 Thursdays from 3 4pm Detjnning Oct. 17 JodynNoe Homecoming Learn current theories on headaches Carrie Pikjnm Homecoming Eliminate Tnggers HELP WANTED Lisa Tarry Homecomog Prevent rebound headaches t A 2 bdrm. apart nants Linda Martin - Public Relasons Treatments thai work Available Nrw. Quarters Enka Shaffer - Special Events Nsvrlove Rentals' 352-5620 ■* carry-out Call 372(355 • 1 Awesome Trips! Hunrjrede ol Students Keep up the GREAT work Canlar tor Wellness t Prevention Are Earning Free Spring Break Trips A You're Xhangmg the Viewl" Money! Sail • Trip* A Go Free! 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Sun Aaon 4 30-730 or 352 2550 Tuesdays: ■2 Hours: 4:30- 7:00pm 1 Greek Night *■ ■*« ■ ■ ■•_■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■_■■■■ ■_■ ■ ■ _»■ ■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i ■ ■ i i ■ miV • 1 COLLEGE EKINIK'J.SA Wednesdays: Import Night - all Imports $1.75 Thursdays: The Pheasant Room Ladies Night _, Half price drinks 6-9pm °^.-A-30 1/2 Rotisserle Chicken Fridays: •* •*** Dinner or 25* drafts 5-9pm $2 cover; Popcorn Shrimp in a Basket Karaoke 9:30-1:30am 4 SOUTH PADRE ISLAND Saturdays:lays: PANAMA CITY BEACH Steamboat Margaritas $1.00 Long Islands $2.00 WORLD CUSS SKIINO. Sundays: ^7.95 THE ULTIMATE NIQHT LIFE Steak-n-eggs $6.49 11-4pm •\ Other sandwiches & dinners always available Bloody Marys $1.00 ll-4pm ■fl Hours: 4:30-7:00pm HILTON HEAD ISLAND 50* shots I -9pm i' tmm Mm. laa* v i» buy one appetizer, get second half off Meat Card Accepted 4:30 ■ 7:00 pm •Big Charge Accepted 11:30am - 1:30pm & 4:30 ■ 7:00pm ► irl^l^^^fiL^ i 754-8447

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