Spartan bubble bursts in 61-51 playoff loss

by Jon Bloom rebounding margin, SJSU looked well on its way to its LINCON, Neb. It took the SJSU Spartans 29 years to first-ever win in the NCAA playoffs. reach the NCAA basketball playoffs, but they needed only Missouri turned the contest around with its 40 minutes to earn a plane trip home domination of the glass in the second half The Spartans, after playing aggressive, hustling The Tigers grabbed 24 caroms to the Spartans' nine basketball while building a 30-23 halftime lead, watched and this, along with SJSU's embarrassing 39 percent their season come to an abrupt end in the early second- second-half shooting from the fluor, led to the Spartans' half as they lost to the 14th ranked Missouri Tigers, 61-51, downfall. before 7,822 onlookers at the Bob Devaney Sports Complex SJSU got to the NCAA Regional playoffs by virtue of a here last night. stunning three-game sweep in last weekend's PCAA "It's hard to tell exactly what went wrong," SJSU Tournament after the Spartans finished in fourth place in coach Bill Berry said of his team's second-half collapse. regular season play. "I thought the kids were flat and our starters fell short The loss dropped SJSU's record to 17-12, an almost while our substitutes didn't come through. identical record to that of the 1951 Spartan squad, which Senior center Tom Dore came off the bench in the was the last SJSU team to make it to the playoffs. second half to score 11 points and block five shots to propel The 1951 team finished 18-12 after losing in the first the Tigers into tomorrow's match with 9th-ranked Notre round of the playoffs to Brigham Young, 68-61 Dame. Tiger forward Ricky Frazier led Missouri past SJSU The 7-foot-2 Dore appeared in only 18 of Missouri's 28 last night with 24 points. Spartan senior forward Wally games this season and averaged less than two points per Rank playing his final SJSU game, paced the Spartans game. with 14 points. Dore was forced into action after starting center Rank was especially hot in the first half, cashing in for Steve Stipanovich left the game at the half. eight of his total 14 in the opening 20 minutes. Stiponovich, who was ill at the start of the game and Like many of the Spartans. Rank seemed to lose could not come out for the second half because of nausea, energy in the final half as the problems faced on the 1,500- left at the end of the first half with fo-ir fouls. mile trip to Nebraska seemed to take its toll on SJSU. Dore, the tallest player to ever don a Tiger uniform, With SJSU still in control, 34-30, with 16:58 left in the more than made up for the loss of Stipanovich, who led game, a series of mistakes that included two key tur- Missouri during the season with a 14.9 scoring average per novers by Spartan guard Michael Mendez and one by game. Rank enabled the Tigers to knot the contest at 36 a minute "When Steve didn't feel good at the half, I knew I later on a Dore 13-foot jumper. would have to come in and do the job," the senior reserve With a supportive crowd behind them, Missouri went center said after the win. "They had the momentum early on a 14-3 spree after the lead changed hands once more in and we were trying to break it. the next three minutes. Tiger forward Mark Dressler, "I took it upon myself to get some rebounds because who finished with 11 points, turned an offensive rebound we were beaten on the boards in the first half." into a three-point play after being fouled by Dan Sullivan, SJSU guard Michael Mendez drives on Missouri's Jon Sunvold (left) during first half action in Behind Mikki Jackson's 10 first-half points, a team paving the way for Missouri (.pen up a 12-point lead with the Spartans 6 1 -5 1 loss to the Tigers in the first round of the NCAA basketball playoffs. shooting percentage of more than 60 percent and a 20-9 -continued on page 3 Spartan Daily

Volume 74, Number 26 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Friday, March 7, 1980 Will change A. S. status CARP holds rally by Scott Hinrichs New constitution set "You're looking at Moonies," said the speaker after a rousing by Ron Regalia Incorporation would also make Vanessa Nicholson, represen- strain of "Rocky" was played by a The new A.S. constitution, with a .S. more independent and increase ting the Black Students, said the brass band at a CARP (College few minor amendments, was ap- it power and influence at SJSU and club's request, which had been $352 Association for the Research of proved by the council Wednesday in the community, she said. for lodging and $80 for food, was Principles) rally held Wednesday at night and will be placed before the The motion to postpone in- trimmed to $236 for both items. the S.U. Amphitheater. CARP is an arm of Rev. Sun student body in a special election on corporation proceedings until after She added that the club was will- Myung Moon's Unification Church. Wednesday and Thursday, March the special election was a practical ing to make up the difference be- According to testimony included 12-13. matter, McFadden said. All changes tween this request and the maxi- in a congressional report on the in the council would have to be in- mum lodging allocation of $144 al- Copies of the document will be investigation of Korean-American cluded in the corporation charter, lowed for the conference by available to students next week in council relations, she added. policy. a former Unification the AS. council office in the Student Church member, Alan Tate Wood, Union, A.S. Attorney General A motion by councilmember quoted Moon as saying, Karen Bluth, in rejecting the "Once we Michael Medina said. Rick Morris that vacant or absentee can control two or three universities, rehearing, said the council had council seats not be included in determining then we will be on In other action, the "decided, on three separate oc- the way to con- an intent to a council quorum in the new con- trolling the certification for the unanimously declared casions, that funding wasn't stitution was adopted. Originally, incorporate, pending passage of the necessary" on Feb. 27. major professions in the United new constitution. total membership, rather than a States." quorum, was proposed. The council The report specifically Incorporation, essentially, rejected the allocation because Stanford is describes CARP as a "subordinate would make A.S. an official, non- within The overriding of an executive commuting distance of SJSU. organization ... whose major func- profit, business organization and a veto will require a two-thirds vote of tion is to attract new members to the more distinct entity at SJSU, A.S. the total council membership rather "It's a little embarrassing when Unification Church." President Nancy McFadden said. the than two-thirds of those present. school you come from won't back The theme of the rally was the you on something like this," The Chancellor's Office is op- Because the new council will have 12 said protest of Soviet aggression and Henry Gage, a club posed to this action because SJSU members, an override will require member. "It's a support of American patriotism. sad commentary President Gail Fullerton would lose eight votes. on our council." The advertising flyers put up of her power over AS., Mc- some Positions vacated by recall will After the engineers had left, around campus before the event added. Fadden remain empty during a 10-day McFadden backed the the council's showed a "bloodthirsty" Russian Fullerton's power to "insure the period between that vacancy and a decision, saying that "we owe no bear beneath the word "Rally" in well-being of the campus com- special election to fill it. Executive single organization or club any large black letters. "Stop Soviet munity, however, supersedes any vacancies, however, will be tem- money." Imperialism" appeared in smaller incorporation," McFadden added. porarily filled on a rank order basis. letters at the bottom of the sheet The council also voted to oppose next to the relatively small CARP Legal liability would be reduced In other action, the council Proposition 10, the Fair Rents symbol. if A.S. incorporated, McFadden refused to reconsider the Black Amendment, at the request of Nowhere on the flyer did the said. The entire organization would Students of Engineering's request McFadden. name of the Unification Church or have to be sued and not just the head for a lodging allocation for a con- its founder, Rev. Moon appear. Prop. 10, which will be by Juke L evv of the council, she added. ference at Stanford next month. on the Dan Fefferman, CARP West June 3 California ballot, is CARP tour director Daniel Fefferman spoke meant to Coast collegiate representative, said Wednesday. prevent unfair rent increases and that the entertainment troupe at the only one was from San approachee CARP members or also prohibits a statewide rent contacted, rally, made up of CARP musicians wished to stopped to see the rally control act. Only residential rental Jose. The man, who were ran- and dancers, will tour 38 college property is covered. remain anonymous, was not domly selected and asked what they campuses around the country. enrolled as a student at SJSU. In- knew about the organization Councilmember Joanie Goar The Office of Student Programs stead, he said, he was clearing up sponsoring the rally. opposed the amendment because of and Services currently lists Thomas some incompletes and was carrying Alan Zonder, a junior art major its "vagueness" and the "different Griffin as president and Dale Milne on "independent study" of his own. said, "I'd heard that they're a types of rent control" it would en- as vice president of the SJSU "If the students of the university Moonie affiliate." courage. chapter of CARP. are interested in knowing what Del Monteiro, a sophomore in Griffin, when contacted at the CARP is about, we have plenty of social work, said the rally was the Prop. 10 is "deceptive" and rally, referred all questions about material for study," said Deliose first time he had heard of CARP. would endanger all the rent control the organization to Fefferman. Harris of the Berkeley chapter of When told that CARP was affiliated laws currently on the books in CARP is officially recognized by CARP. "We have members who are with the Unification Church, he said, California, McFadden said. Student Programs and Services. eager to explain. We have work- "Then I don't know why I'm even here." In other action, the council Tom tabled discussion of a claim by the Tomnsko, a non-student 'Any student... with the Intercultural Steering Committee has to see Socialist Workers' Party said, "Their i that the Indian Students Association the Moonies' solution both sides of the story.' to the world is not abiding by the ICSC con- is to pay for Sun Myung Moon stitution in funding usage. and to pray for him." He After the rally the few par- shops and seminars to explain our added, "You can spot 'em a mile A.S. advisor Louie Barozzi will ticipants that actually sat in the teachings and our purpose. away." talk to both sides before next amphitheater (the majority stood 'We are really tired of people Mark McLaughlin, an ad- Wednesday's meeting and present around the rim) were invited to a getting an external rendition of ministration of justice sophomore, the council with a report. dinner at a CARP center in East San university papers' biased publicity. knew little about the group. He said that he got very little out of the rally The council allocated $300 to the Jose later that evening. "Any student that calls himself "I think I've been approached Spanish Theater and transferred On the walkway above the a student has to act like one. He then once before by them," said Mike $1,000 from the general fund into amphitheater, the "World Student has to see both sides of the story be- mini-grants. Times," a CARP publication, was fore he reaches his conclusion," Lal.uz, an economics senior, given to anyone who would take one. Harris said. laLuz said he had heard a lot of Mini-grants of $200 were ap- The 16-page tabloid was full of According to Jeffery Nakama, a negative things about them and their proved for the Chicano Alliance and articles of a patriotic nature. A CARP member, about eight students association with the Moonies. Pi Sigma Alpha, and allocations of comparatively small article about are actually in the SJSU chapter. Sharon Bishop, a business $330 to the Marine Science Club and Moon appeared on page 12, and was Some of them, he said, live in the management freshman, said .The $400 to Sigma Alpha Epsilon one of the few places any mention of CARP center in the foothills of East thought some kind of anti- Aeronautics Club were rejected. the Unification Church and its San Jose. communist group staged the rally. teachings appeared. To determine whether SJSU When told the group represented the Mtke Malone by The general fund balance now Of the eight CARP members students were aware of what CARP Moonies, she sid, "That's crazy. No, .n Associated Students President Nancy McFadden. stands at approximately $934. distributing literature who were represented, students who were I never knew."

4 March 7, 1980 2 forum Federal funding of abortion a good decision by Brian Wirth anyone who has not formulated an have thought about that before they These monumental decisions to without a job, and living with her there is an element of risk involved, Star Writer opinion on the issue, and I am no got pregnant." be made can be quite an emotional parents, would probably end up on which again causes fear and welfare and The U.S. Supreme Court's 64o-3 exception. However, everyone makes ton dropped on someone. therefore would be anxiety. recent vote, which let stand a ruling Abortion, especially for the Presidential hopeful Ronald more of a cost to society mistakes. Unfortunately, an un- Young girls from poor families by a New York judge that struck young and poor is badly needed. Reagan said that the Supreme economically than if she simply planned pregnancy early in life can cannot often afford to have an down as unconstituional a Many young girls (14 and 15 years Court, in its decision, "has gone too were given the opportunity to have be one of the biggest mistakes one abortion performed so they are congressional amendment banning old) are becoming pregnant more far," referring to the fact that abor- an abortion. can make. "forced" to have the child. If the federal financing for nearly all and more. A great majority of them tion is too costly to society, economi- That's for those who are worried girls are very young (14 or 15 years abortions, was a good, sound live at home with their parents Young girls who become cally. about the economic considerations. of age) they may not be emotionally decision. which, unfortunately, compounds pregnant face incredible, over- However, when one considers AS for die emotional con- mature enough to raise the child. The Supreme Court will also the problem. whelming problems, both emotional how much it costs to raise a child siderations, abortion is no easy review more extensively the New These girls, when pregnant, and material. In a short time they from the time it is born to 18 years of process. There is a great deal of Therefore, federal financing of York judge's ruling this spring, suffer incalculable emotional fear must consider how to approach their age, the economic ,costs to society emotional trauma involved with just abortions, especially for the which could decide once and for all and anxiety about what to tell their parents, the unborn child's father are much more than the abortion. having an abortion. When one emotional and economic con- the legal implications of abortion. parents (if they tell them) or and their friends. I think Mr. Reagan had better considers the process of abortion siderations of the pregnant girl and Abortion is a highly-charged, schoolmates (if they go to school). They also must consider where re-examine his conservative hard- and how it is performed, it can be her lower income family, is a controversial issue with many op- Now the age-old argument they are going to live and how they line stand. thought of as being offensive and "right" decision and the right posing viewpoints. There is hardly against this is that "They should are going to live. A 15-year-old girl, pregnant and revolting. And like all operations, course to take.

Reconditioning is alternative 544ELLY AND AR e 444046-54RE NAT Neoe oF OuR KiD5 6igu. Rau up to death penalty, prison term To /3E SERMS OFFENDERS! LiTTlE by Margie Isaacson penalty as the right punishment for For instance, a rapist, once JuNloR is Al 114E PoLICE ssrATIN Staff Writer violent crimes. A prison sentence, no convicted of the crime, would be With the ever increasing matter how long, is never harsh reconditioned and released. If he ISE/NG- RsCo1IDMoN6D RIK -TAKING- numbers of rapes, murders and enough. A criminal should be made happened to be out in a dark area A other violent crimes, it is evident to suffer some sort of agony for the one night and decided to commit cooKIE toin4our ASKImG- ! that we need a suitable form of crime that was committed. The another rape, he would become so punishment for convicted criminals. criminal should be forced to think physically sick it would be im- about the wrongness of the crime. A possible for him to commit the Some people may say we prison sentence falls short of ac- crime. already have a good form of complishing that goal. punishment with prison sentences. The benefits of this type of However, criminals too often are put The death penalty is not the reconditioning are numerous. First, on probation, given light sentences answer either. In addition to the no innocent person would be put to or paroled after serving just a few problems mentioned above, a dead death. If an innocent person was years. Once released, chances are criminal cannot reflect on what he accused of a crime and given the the criminal will give a repeat or she did wrong. reconditioning treatments, there performance of his first offense. So what form of punishment would still be no damage. Other people might say the could be inflicted to make a criminal death penalty is the answer to all of realize the injustice of the act Another benefit is that the our violent crime problems. But committed? number of repeat offenders would there are too many problems with decline drastically, thereby the death penalty. The obvious one An answer may be recon- reducing the crime rate. The is, what if the wrong person is put to ditioning the mind. Just recently I problem of overcrowded prisons death? Another criticism is that read an article about a man who had would also be relieved because killing a murderer is just com- committed a violent crime, and fewer people would be sent to the mind pounding the wrong that was after being convicted, had his penal institutions. committed in the first place. reconditioned. This meant that any time he thought of committing that Last, but most important, any I've never been able to endorse criine again, he would get physically time the criminal thought about his Feet44M4 either a prison sentence or the death sick. crime, he would suffer for it. letters

John Anderson is an individual, What do you think? 'Punk is an attitude' Anderson not predicated by strong special Editor: beat. The punks are not discouraged interest groups like labor and Question: What comments would This is in response to Chuck to get near or on the stage as many business. That is why he is a Bustillos' story on ex-Sex Pistol of the commercial musicians do. best choice Republican, quite unlike the three you like to make about the stooges of the Johnny Rotton. The reporters want stories and Editor: Democratic Party. Don't let the shackles of custom and photographs of vile looking punks On Wednesday, a political Spartan Daily? Punk is an attitude. It is music, ignorance prevent you from making and they get it. cartoon reprint appeared in the clothes, small magazines called a clear choice, because only in the It is a form of protecting what Daily. It showed John Anderson, (asked Tuesday at the Student Union) franzines and youth coming together right party, the Republican Party, they have worked so hard to Republican presidential candidate, to listen and play rock 'n' roll can a voter clearly define his develop. Thus the clothing says what in half an elephant suit. Below were stripped to the bare essentials. In preference. words can not. The Daily's Chuck the words, "The right man At the England, the home of punk, records I enjoy the editorial section. I like reading sell while in America they barely Bustillos made prejudments about right time In the wrong party." Steve Yurash Johnny Rotten before he even en- This took very little time to draw other people's opinions, but sometimes some of break the charts. Physics, junior the articles aren't necessary. They could make countered the "King of Punk." and write, but how much writing will However, Bay Area punk Behind Johnny's honest opinions, it take to tear down the walls of better use of space. rockers make weekend pilgrimages great looks and English flare there prejudice, and break the chains of Roxinne Potts, Single Subject Credential, to the Temple, The City, and is a creative musician who has made ignorance that this simple cartoon graduate student Mabuhay Gardens in San Francisco history because of his talent and shows to lie in the minds of un- 'Error' to see domestic and foreign punk unique personality. "The press can't thinking voters? bands. The bands are friendly, accept anything unless they can give Editor: energetic, and entertaining. The it a label," Johnny Rotten said in John Anderson is a progressive In his letter which appeared on Republican: fast-paced rhythm turns the vertical 1977. A conservative on Monday, March 3, Reid Scott of the I liked the cartoon Tuesday that showed fiscal audience into automatic pogo Donna Loughlin and economic issues, but one Foreign Languages Department Ronald Reagan apologizing to a bunch of ducks. who has machines that don't miss a single Advertising, freshman staked out moderate, made a grievous error in attacking It was the first one I've seen this semester that I sensitive positions on social issues. the mandatory cost of living ad- liked. The layout is a little conservative. They Anderson was an early critic of justment required by California law could use a little more experimentation. Vietnam and civil rights of all of for welfare recipients. Robert Handenbrook, Graphic Design, senior America's citizens. He is rightly perceived as a man with a con- In these days of unparalleled Montreal Fantomes science, he knows why the social increases in the cost of living for all issues are important, because they citizens, it makes no sense at all to by Marion Chiri advocate additional penalties for our Associate News Editor are important to real people. Because of the social issues he is aged, blind, disabled, fatherless I don't like the sports. I do like the editorials. I'm lying here on the bunk thinking, And so many others... truly the right man. children and unemployed. Contrary I like student participation, as in Man in the Was it all a dream, that year? Where are they all now? to what Prof. Scott perceives as the Street. Suddenly it's as if time hasn't Why aren't they here? John Anderson is a fiscal con- obvious, it is not in fact, more ad- Tracy Yamamoto, English, freshman passed at all. This silence is so sad. servative. This is the one issue that vantageous to be on welfare than to But it's so quiet now in this hostel binds all Republicans together and work as a state employee. cements the individuals of the party That you'd never know how riotously Am I the only one In response to Prof. Scott's ref- into the foundation for economic noisy it was then. Who had to come back? erence to the politics of numbers, I was mad, then, because I couldn't freedom, without which other Just my weakness I guess the majority of beneficiaries of sleep. freedoms become scarce. For 25 But do you deny an old friend California's welfare programs are I couldn't realy fathom what a years, Democrats have controlled Because the meeting children who do not vote. As a beautiful noise it was Congress, rolling in the pork and I like the letters to the editor. The front page May be too painful? registered advocate with the Now I can't sleep for the shouting of securing their incompetent in- could be a little more sensational. I think there Maybe I wasn't wrong... California State Legislature, I the silence. cumbencies. should be an advice column Just maybe... campaigned vigorously for two Susan Wilson-Kelly, BFA, freshman I can see the Olympic House The silent stadium It's gotten to the point today years for the current cost of living With its strangely empty flagpoles; Is waiting for me where we all realize that America is adjustment provision for recipients And there is the dock where the And early having severe economic pains ac- of Aid to Families with Dependent Queen's ship stayed So early tomorrow morning companied by inflamation of the Children in California. So close we could almost touch her. Mount Royal will call me. arteries, the money and capital that I can assure Prof. Scott from There is the lawn where Prince But it won't be the same, is the life blood of consumers and that first-hand experience that there Charles Alone entrepreneurs alike. America needs was not a viable political con- There's nothing I don't like about it. Sports Landed in his helicopter; In this City of Dreams. a shot in the arm, but quick. John stituency of welfare recipients And here is this building itself. Anderson is here at the right time. does a gpod job. Overall its good. I read it every before the California State day. Same bunks, same floors. Only now The wind is the only sound It is no mistake that John An- legislature. Prior to the mandatory Andy Arias, Political Science, sophomore empty. adjustment, (Remember the wind?). derson is a Republican. Abraham the basic payment for dependent These things are all real, And the quiet is disquieting. Lincoln started the modern families in California had So all that happened Every echo magnifies itself Republican Party with the belief remained essentially the same for 14 Must have been real too. A hundred times that the United States should be one years. The situation had become so The only thing missing is bodies... It's a different World now nation, where the individual is king urgent that it was Gov. Reagan who And the Spirit we had. Alone. unto himself, and no man or signed into law the legislation Now as I sit here Lonely. organization of men shall usurp the requiring the adjustments. It's really dull, there's nothing good in it. I feel all the spirits God-given rights of another man. Rather than attacking the Looking again at the flagpoles Sports is covered all right. Coming back like the dead. But how quick are the skeptics to meager subsistence of the most I wonder Keith Townshend, Marine Biology, junior denounce Republicans as fascist, dependent members of our society, I I can almost hear Ro running Was its dream, amoral, controlled by business, suggest that Prof. down the hall; The Olympics? Scott pursue a reactionary, or just plain wrong. positive and I can almost see Doug dancing in the Yes I think it was a Dream. active campaign of The walls are high and thick, but in streets; And so it was People legislative advocacy if he is Illinois John Anderson brought those genuinely concerned about the I even still expect Jon to walk in Like Us walls down 20 years ago, and now plight of state salaries. any minute. That kept it alive also in the Vermont and Keith Thompson Massachusetts primaries. School of Social Work sports March 7. 1980 SJSU season finished by second-half slump -continued from page 1 Missouri coach Norm into the tournament we committed the most tur- turnovers, said the but we didn't play as hard The other West SCHEDULE I RESULTS Edwards was elated at were novers, 20-18. Spartans were their own in the second half and we Regional first-round game SJSU SII, Me sssss Western St 54 4:04 remaining in the realistic, because we roone 42, SJSU 70 saw Lamar upset 170- game. Dore's unexpected con- are such a young ballclub, SJSU junior center worst enemy. beat ourselves." Montana 74, SJSU 72 10T) tributions, as well as the but we did the job." Stretch Graham, who had a "We know we beat Rebounding was the ranked Weber State, 87-86. Portland 71, SJSU 72 10T) They got the lead and performance of his young Although Missouri had poor one-for-nine shooting ourselves," Graham said. key for SJSU in the opening Both games were played in Si SU V. Stanford 66 play their SJSU 61, St Mary's Si forced us to squad. two freshmen and two night from the floor, "We just didn't play hard half as the Spartans opened Odgen, Utah. Berry said. "They SJSU Is, Shrimp& 79 game," "When you want to sophomores in the starting managing only two enough in the second-half. up an eight-point lead with The Midwest Region's Controlled the tempo and SJSU 77, Santa Clara play well, you play well," five, it was the more ex- rebounds in the second-half I guess we didn't want it 13:09 left in the half. But it other first-round game No sssss St, 72, SJSU 61 the ball." Edwards said. "Coming perienced Spartans who while committing six bad enough. We're better proved to be the Spartans' pitted Kansas State against Oklahoma City 77, SJSU 75 than we played, but in high-water mark. Arkansas in a game won by SJSU 78, St, as (NY 67 SJSU to, Sacramento Stale 46 tournament play you've got Jackson, also playing Kansas State, 71-53. SJSU 65. Pactloc 59 to dig deep and we didn't." in his final SJSU game, led In the East Regional, Fresno Slate ii. SJSU as Rank, who hit on six of the Spartans in the early Tennesse topped Furman, SJSU 64, Cal St Lonq Beach it 14 attempts from the floor going with 10 points, most 80-69 and Iowa over- UC Santa Barbara 76, 5.1551 66 107 Utah Stale 81, SJSU 92(07 on the way to team scoring of which came from hard whelmed Virginia Com- SJSU 69, Utah State 47 honors, said the reboun- work underneath the menwealth, 86-72, in SJSU 82, UCSrvone 47 ding letdown by SJSU was basket. Greensboro, N.C. SJSU 77, Cal St.Fullerton 69 the key to defeat. In other NCAA In the Mideast SJSU MS, Cal St Filiterton S8 SJSU 74, UC Intone 59 "We didn't hit the Regional first-round ac- Regional at West UC Santa Barbara ST, Mu Si boards like we did in the tion, the only other PCAA Lafayette, Ind., Purdue Cal St.Lond Beach 82, SJSU 74 first half," a teary-eyed representative, Utah State, topped LaSalle, 90-82 and P.411813. SJSU 73 Rank said. "The rebounds also lost, 76-73, to Clemson favored Washington State SJSU 73, VC Santa Barbara 66 545094. umn State 48 kept us in it the first half, in the West Regional. lost to Penn, 62-55. SJSU SY, Cal S. Long Beach S5 Extra-inning Spartans battle UNR; SJSU pitching vs. Wolfpack bats

by Jeff Morris place. Both teams have *third base. effective pitcher is reliever Can the SJSU baseball identical who has 4-5 league "Wallace is a definite Tim Deardorff, team continue to win in records. pro prospect because of his struck out 15 batters in 12- pressure packed extra agility and we needed a 1/3 innings and has yet to inning games? Will the Santa Clara has an steady infielder on the give up an earned run. The team hitting continue to edge in overall play with a leading starter for the corner," first-year head wait until the llth inning to 9-8 record, compared to Wolfpack is junior John coach Del Youngblood come to life? SJSU's 6-9-1. Gaston, 2.15 ERA and a 2-2 said. "Besides, Jim record. The Spartans will get a Reno has been a Warner, our new first coach's chance to answer these dream at the plate baseman, has too valuable The Wolfpack's team so far questions this weekend, this season. A team a bat to keep out of the line- ERA is 3.19. batting average of .303 and tyeather permitting, as two Wolfpack they take on the university players The Spartans have four hitting above Warner, a sophomore, of Nevada-Reno in a three- .400 make the pitchers on the staff with a Wolfpack is the third-leading hitter game Northern California ominous at the sub 2.00 ERA, led by 2-0 plate. on the team with a healthy Baseball Association Jay Brazil's 0.87. Due to the .369 average. fact that the Spartans seem homestand beginning But statistics can be Saturday at 5:30 p.m. in to play best against power- misleading, as UNR has By contrast, the hitting ballclubs, the San Jose Municipal one league hitter, only played Spartans leading match -ups between Stadium. with a winning Chris opponents second baseman Wolfpack hitters and record, Fresno State, Gallego, is batting .333. He Saturday's game will Spartan pitchers will be which swept the Wolfpack is also the only Spartan be followed by a noon pivotal in this series. and limited them to only batting above the .300 doubleheader on Sunday. four hits in the entire three- mark. The series was to have game series. "Our hitting has been ATTENTION begun today. But the recent Wolfpack batters have very good but the pitching storms, which already 18-26 YEAR CODS: had the pleasure of picking is still unproven," said have played havoc with the Become an on league doormats St. Youngblood, who only has Spartans schedule by ordained minister Mary's, 0-9 and 1-11 one left-handed pitcher on forcing the cancellation of in Universal life by J&i7y overall, and USF, 2-10 and the whole staff. several games, caused the Church. For Lady Spartan forward Debbie Johnson scored on this layin, but it was not enough as SJSU fell 81-66 4-12 overall. details.. call postponement. But while Henri has a Rev. Woodside at On paper, SJSU and But the Wolfpack statistical edge in hitting, the Spartans have a 287-3810. leave Reno seem to be two dif- batters should not be taken no. and best time ferent teams. The Spartans too lightly. definite edge in the pit- UCLA eliminates Lady Spartans to call. are beating opponents with ching department. by Dave Kellogg high-percentage Led by senior cen- jumpers. superlative pitching while The Wolfpack's most Elinor Banks sulked to the bench and broke into tears. At the same time Currey and Willie took away SJSU's UNR depends upon it's bats terfielder Jim Gray's .434 The usually animated Sharon Chatman sat silently biggest weapon, the running game. to overpower opponents. batting average, UNR has locked in deep thought. "They really did neutralized our running game," shown a willingness to The season that had promised so much was slowly Chatman understated. "They did it by attacking the The Wolfpack is only jump on opposing pitchers' slipping away. rebounder and just hustling back on defense.' ' one of three teams in the mistakes. In an apparent daze the SJSU women's basketball By "attacking" SJSU's rebounders Currey and Willie NCBA playing above .500 team left Spartan Gym after being eliminated from the cut off the outlet passes, making it easier for the rest of baseball. Gray is followed by the Bruins to get back on defense. catcher Pat Zuini, a .421 Western Regional championships by UCLA, 81-66, last At 6-3 in league and 11-6 Even with the running game shutdown, however, the batter who went five-f or- night on the Lady Spartans' home court. overall, the Wolfpack holds Spartans at times looked like they could still win playing eight against St. Mary's in "Anyone who goes 22-9 (as SJSU did) would consider down third third-place at UCLA's slower tempo. last week's three-game :it a good year, but as far as our expectations go, it was a behind Fresno State, 11-1 SJSU worked the ball well around the perimeter and Wolf pack sweep. disappointing one," SJSU coach Chatman said. and 13-2 overall, and the The then managed to hit Debbie Johnson and Elinor Banks main reason it was such a disappointing season University of Pacific, 9-3 There is a significant underneath for the easy shots. was, for the third consecutive year, SJSU failed to beat an and 12-4 overall. change in this year's Reno underdog team in the first round of the playoffs and also Unfortunately, most of those shots just weren't line-up. Senior Jim failed to capture its third consecutive NorCal conference falling. The Spartans are tied Wallace, an All-NCBA title. "That's been our problem all year," Chatman said. with the University of selection last year at first "It was even more disappointing to lose, because this "Usually we can make it up on the boards and by putting Santa Clara for fourth base, has been switched to is our home court and these are our fans," junior guard up more shots, but tonight we couldn't do it." Karen Mason said. Typical of the way SJSU has been losing this year, the Jump Into For those few diehard SJSU fans, however, the game Spartans shot a dismal 28 of 67 from the floor for a 41.8 was a microcosm of the Spartans' up and down season. percentage and 10 of 21 from the free throw line for a 47.6 The ADVENTURE CELANDAllip EUROPE Going into the NorCal season and the UCLA game percentage. SJSU was the heavy favorite. In both instances, however, Banks and Johnson both wound up being the Spartans' of the Spartans dug themselves into a hole they could not leading scorers, hitting 19 and 12 points respectively, as SPORT climb out of. well as both grabbing 10 rebounds. Three early unexpected losses in the conference kept "This itai was more or less a slump year," a PARACHUTING! BIG BIRDAM A SJSU from taking its third consecutive title and five disappointed Mason said. "Now we have to do it next 1st Jump minutes in the second half of the UCLA game ended the year." Spartans' season prematurally. For Sharon Chatman and a lot of her Spartans, there Group Rates 276-3211 SJSU dombiated the play and the tempo much of the will be a lot of bad memories to contend with before "next or first half, but couldn't put the ball into the hoop. Due to the year." STEVENS PARA-LOFT LOW FARE 757-9957 Spartans inability to make the easy shots, UCLA led at halftime, 34-29. 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by Dave Meltzer Gymnasts travel to The SJSU track and field team's 10-dual meet win streak, which has lasted nearly two PCAA championships years, is in deep jeopardy when it battles Califor- nia at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Edwards Field in After suffering their ninth loss in the Leading the striking for the Spartans Berkeley. final dual meet of the season, the SJSU will be team captain Jim Kirk, whose It was back in 1972, the last time a California men gymnasts have been spending the last season best of 47.74 in the all-around track team defeated the Spartans. That year also few) practices psyching up for the PCAA competition puts him in the finalist class. marked the last season the Spartans weren't Gymnastics Championships this weekend. ranked in the nation's top 20. But Kirk will have to be performing at Last year SJSU was No. 5 nationally. No pre- And a psychological advantage is what his best if he intends to upset Long Beach's season rankings have appeared this year. they will need if they plan to upset the lethal Russell Ideshi, who definitely SJSU's last dual meet defeat came at the scheme predicted for the meet at UC- displayed championship potential by hands of Long Beach State on April 1, 1978. Pre- Santa Barbara Saturday. hitting an outstanding 52.00 season best in vious to that, the Spartans had not been beaten the all-a rounds. since early 1976. Preliminary competitions will begin at The Spartans are currently 2-0, with victor- 1 p.m. and finals will follow at 8. Long Beach poses other threats in parallel bars specialist ies over Stanford, 85-77, and Hayward State, 113- Fullerton State, Long Beach State, Eric Braudl and in Darrell Suzuki, who 49, two weeks ago. Santa Barbara and SJSU will be battling competes in three events and sports But California will go into tomorrow's meet for the conference crown, and, according a high score of 8.5 in each. as about a 10-point favorite, comparing the best to Spartan mentor Rich Chew, Fullerton is marks between the two schools in competition. in a first-place class by itself and the SJSU senior Rickey Webster also Bears' coach Iry Hunt is confident he can overwhelming favorite in the competition. figures highly to launch a successful at- team to victory over the Spartans, some- tack on Long Beach. Webster's highlight is lead his The Spartans have been labeled a thing he has been unable to do in an eight-year vaulting, in which he racked up a stunning shoe-in for third, but a strong, consistent reign as Cal coach. 9.55 season best. showing in Saturday's event could be Hunt feels the Bears should have an advan- sufficient to knock Long Beach out of the "If Rickey can score another 9.5 or tage in the distance running, the hurdles and the No. 2 spot. above (in vaulting), he should be a strong mile relay. candidate for NCAA selection," Chew "Or :ciper we can't compete with them in "Fullerton is too far ahead to catch, said. the sprints," Hunt admitted. but we are aiming for Long Beach," Chew Sophomore Ken Garner also looks to Bullard admitted Cal is said. Spartan coach Ernie be a probable selection for NCAA ranks. He looks to the 400- a better balanced team. The Spartans have a chance to drum Garner holds a 9.75 season best in vaulting, meter relay as a key event. the 49ers out of second place billing, Chew the high-scorer of the team in the event. The Bears, ranked 22 in the nation in 1979, said, if they exhibit more consistency had an outstanding recruiting year. Saturday than they have showed during Chew will be relying on Webster again Their prize recruit is an outstanding all- regular season competition. for a strong finish in the floor exercise around athlete from Long Beach City College, competition and depends on junior Charlie a "They've beaten us twice, but we are f)ereck Robinson. Castillo to bring home any still rings fele definitely within striking range." honors for the Spartans. YE Robinson will help the Bears in the 200 and WI, 400-meter races, both the 400 and 1,600-meter re- mi lays, the 110-high hurdles and the long jump. no His marks in all six events, including a long Lady netters look for first win los jump of more than 25 feet, indicate he will give on the Spartans plenty of trouble. The winless SJSU women's tennis Cal State-Northridge, defending cham- Be The Bears recruited two freshmen high team treks north today for the Sacramento pions UC-Davis, Oklahoma and Fullerton sto jumpers, both of whom own marksover 7-0 in State Invitational tournament. State. high school competition. Tim Poltl, from Alamany High School in Van Twenty-two teams from as far away The top-seeded singles players are Nuys, jumped 7-3 in high school competition, one as Oklahoma are competing for the trophy Fullerton State's Pia Tamayo, the No. 1 of the best leaps in U.S. history, in the three-day tourney which concludes rated under-21 in the Phillipines; AP Mike Nelson, another freshman, had a 7-1 Sunday. Oklahoma's Lynda Robsin, defending Big Irre High School of Belview, Eight Champion; Fresno State's Shawn V/II jump for Interlake "It'll be good experience for our girls, Wash. last year. Goedhard; and Cal State-Northridge's J of competing against a lot of teams we 231 800-meter runner Mike White is Debbie Pearl, a top-ranking junior player Bears usually don't haves chance to play," Lady third in in Southern California. among their top returners. White placed Spartan coach Lyn SinClair said. SJ, a time the AAU Championships last season with The Lady Spartans, currently 0-5, of 1:47. According to tournament directors at ani have had home matches and practice time of Hurdler and quarter-miler Lloyd Guss is Sacramento State, each team will place severely hampered by weather conditions. wh tough to beat. His individuals another Bear who looks very in singles spots one-through- Of the three home matches scheduled thus nal -meter interme- the quarter-mile time of 46.6 and 400 six and have three doubles teams all put in far, one was interrupted by showers and diate hurdles time of 49.8 are far superior to specific tournament brackets. ?ele the other two were cancelled. the SJSU's top marks. It will be a double-elimination tour- Crc The Spartans will be hurting in the shotput spe nament, with total victories determining Many practice sessions have also been as Bub F'euerbach is nursing a sore hand. p.m team placement. cancelled, which has caused "rusty" play Cat The Spartans look exceptionally strong in by some of the team members, according the pole vault, where Felix Bohni and Kim Black The four top-seeded teams in order are to SinClair. should place 1-2, as they have all season. EVWel Long jumper Essodina Atchade should be pushed by Cal's Robinson and Paul Bates, both 80 with lifetime best marks of more than 25 feet. Swimmers behind in PCAAs SJSU sprinters Ken Thomas, Ernest Lewis SJt More than halfway through the qualifying heats make and Willie Jackson figure to give the Spartans it to the AVI preliminary competition in the PCAA championship finals. Ifke the advantage in the 200 and 400 meters. men's swimming championship, the or Thomas, Lewis and Jackson will also com- Spartans are sinking fast. SJSU has thus far qualified three pete in the pivotal 400-meter relay. The fourth swimmers to the consolation finals, which fr member of what had been the Spartan 400-meter The three-day championship meet means their times for the qualifying heats relay team, Tim Foster, has been dropped from began yesterday and climaxes with the were ninth through 16th. the squad. finals tomorrow at Long Beach State. "Foster has been suspended for the remain- by Paul ChInn The fastest qualifying time in the 50 WI' The Spartans are among seven teams, der of the season because of attitude problems," freestyle was by Santa Barbara's Bruce SKY HIGH -- SJSU's Essodina Atchade completes his best long jump the others being Pepperdine, Long Beach She Bullard said. "It was something that had been Stahl with a quick 20.47. The fastest of the year, flying 25-1 1/2 State, UC-Santa Barbara, UC-Irvine, day building up since the season began." to capture first last Saturday. He and the Spartan was Bill McMullen with a 21.77, 2) tran Fresno State and Fullerton State. Foster has not been available for comment. Spartans put their win streak on the line against Cal tomorrow. good for 10th-place and a spot in the The top eight individual finishers in consolation finals. The fastest 500 freestyle time 15? 41 Ma was by Pepperdine's Paul Donahue Ne7 Women fencers defend crown in Regionals at Stanford with 4:31.15. Mike Duran of SJSU Hea placed in the consolation finals with Coming out of a season brimming with as the NIWF'A defending champions, will be spectacular sophomore, t;:r, looks to be a favorite western regional competition for the tour- his time 01 4:38.57. wins, SJSU women's fencing is gearing up to fencing with teams from 16 universities to grab the individual first place in the nament's first honor. take on the hest in the west in this weekend's throughout the Western states, including tournament. The 200 individual medley lead- National Intercollegiate Women's Fencing California, Fullerton, Portland State and Cal Ellingson, last year's national women's Senior Diane Knoblach, who captured the er was Pepperdine's John Brinkman Association Western Regional Cham- State-Northridge, all of whom figure to pose CAI fencing champion, will face a tough battle NorCal crown several weeks ago in the at 1:53.78. SJSU placed Nick Birch- Info pionships at Stanford. serious threats to the Spartans. against Fullerton's Jila Almassi, who pulled NorCal Individual championships, is also ard in the consolations with a 1:58.48 TU, The Spartans, who enter the tournament Joy Ellington, coach Michael D'Asaro's ahead of the lady Spartan in last year's expected to shine Saturday. clocking. for

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Police, fire dept. merger LUMPS by Lou Fedorski RIMEMBER GUMP, irs wor HOW HARD you THROW THE BALL discussed at open hearing 175 AccuRAcy yEAH BUT ACCURACY THAT REALLY NEVER Gar You THREE COuNT.5.1.1.1 srRiNES vvitH ONE by Brian Boyd police costs was centered around "Merging was a popular concept BALL ! ratio of police of- driving smaller, more efficient cars, in the '60s," he said. "San Jose San Jose's 9 ficers-to-population is second lowest and merging the fire and police looked into it. There's really not that in California. departments. much savings." That is what Assistant Chief of Edward Blaine, a resident of As far as the suggestion to use Police Robert Bradshaw told a San Jose, was the most vocal about smaller cars, Bradshaw said that citizen participation meeting the reorganization. SJPD is currently looking into this reviewing the 1980-81 budget. "Right next door to us, Sun- possibility.

San Jose's ratio of 1.3 officers nyvale merged their police and fire one- Bradshaw said the citizen per 1,000 residents is almost departments and they are a model and participation meetings were helpful. third the national average for the country," Blain said. almost one-half the state average. Fire "People are beginning to realize The only major California city with Bradshaw and Assistant said merging that government isn't as fat as they a lower ratio is San Diego. Chief John FeIde practical as thought," he said. "After 1:30 a.m. there are 20 departments is not as protect the 600,000 some think. The purpose of the meeting was spartaguide-- officers to residents of San Jose," Bradshaw FeIde pointed out that when to give citizens some input into the said. Sunnyvale merged their depart- budget-making process. This was SJSU branch of IEEE information call Rev Dan Bradshaw told the citizens that ments 30 years ago, they were a city the third and last meeting. The presents Hans Sorenson of Derry or Rev. Peter all the "easy cuts" have been made. of 15,000 and were able to "grow into budget now goes to the heads of the Hewlett-Packard speaking Koopman at 298-0204. REPRODUCE Much of the interest in cutting the merge." various city departments. on Fiber Optics at 12:30 Our Xerox 9 00 will allow you to reprodui in Engineering SJSU Frisbee Club p.m. today for 4C a page. And our overnight rates are just I C. 227. needs new members. For information call Mark at Dissertations copied on thesis quality cotton 297-6955. A.S. vetoes team's funding Chicano Com- rag for only 8C. We do all the work! mencement Committee No minimums Student Nurses needs participants for Association will meet at 10 Chicano Commencement, KINKO'S COPIES for Coors-sponsored event a.m. Monday in HB 421. May 1980. For more in- For information call 481 E. SAN t_ARLOS ST (408) 295 5511 formation call Fidel by Ron Regalia the veto and Cox's and that "the boycott is a McFadden said her Sharon Guthrie at 227-0373. 123 SO THIRD ST 1408) 295 4336 Hernandez at 377-5970. The A.S. council resolution, insisted that the stroner issue than a lot of major complaint was U.S realize." council Human Performance Wednesday changed its G.I. Forum is no longer based on "the Associated Students LAKER TO LONDON mind about supporting a boycotting Coors. "We should not at- process." Majors Club will have its $549 presents Assemblyman Ever* Sal. trip by SJSU intramural As of June 19, only the tempt to override the "We tend to rush into weekly meeting at 2:30 FROM OAKLAND John Vasconcellos at noon Apr. 5 veto," Carol Bland said. Monday at the picnic area from teams to a Coors-sponsored AFL-CIO and the National resolutions and direc- today at the Student Union "We have not rescinded by the Womens' Gym. For Roundtrip from "games day" at Stanford, Organization of Women tives," she said. "It's a Amphitheater. For in- our stand on the Coors information call Ed Trost one way from reaffirming its support of were still boycotting, problem we've been formation call Nancy $347 the Coors Boycott. Morris said, basing his boycott, so the resolution is running into for a long at 277-2181. SF-ROME McFadden at 277-3201. one way from $310 The council voted 11-4 assertions on articles in the ridiculous." time. The council must SF-LONDON to support a veto by A.S. Wall Street Journal and Councilmember Dawn "Womyn's Week" caution itself on this." SJSU Folk Dance Club one was, from $330 President Nancy Mc- New York Times. Cerne was not certain presents speaker Susan SF-FRANKFURT The veto would not will have teaching and Fadden of a resolution the According to council - whether A.S. should Griffin at the S.U. have been necessary if the dancing at 8 tonight at the LOWEST SFO-LON DON council passed last week member Joanie Goar, boycott Coors, but said the Ballroom at 8 p.m. Mon- $611 council had been more Women's Gym 101. For endorsing the games day however, the G.I. Forum council was "stupid for day. The cost is El. For HIGH SEASON roundtrip careful in taking a stance information call Bruce at FARE trip. initiated and still backs the passing a resolution on the "games day," Bland information call 277-2047. 998-1731. The resolution had also Coors boycott. against something it has said. . FREE hotel booking svc. Low-cost car hire. urged the teams to present The SJSU Women's taken a stance on." For The major flaw with Student Health Service Philosophy Depart- England a statement to Coors and Center, in a letter to A.S that reason, she supported the A.S. council, Morris is offering CPR classes for ment Student-Faculty Dewrance: 984-7576 other teams reaffirming Vice President Kiran McFadden's veto. said, is that nobody seems March in the Health Call Jim Colloquium presents the council's boycott of Majithia, said the national Councilmember Karen research the issues the Building room 208. For to Marcia Keller at 3 p.m. Coors. boycott has not been called Bluth, on the other hand, discusses. information call Oscar BRITISH EUROPEAN TRAVEL council today at the S.U. McFadden said last off. insisted that upholding the "I did it and nobody Battle at 277-3622. 95129 Guadalupe Room. 1080 Saratoga Ave. San Jose week's resolution seriously The center also veto meant A.S. had wants to listen to me," he damaged the council's questioned the council decided to continue its said. He added that credibility. "It's not wise to "supporting these games in boycott. perhaps council members Campus Ministry will endorse an activity and the light of previous Members Rebecca should acquire a little have Sunday worship at the also voice our boycott of statements about being Graveline and Chris background before making Campus Christian Center the sponsoring group." pro human rights." Gustafson, who both op- decisions. Chapel, 300 S. 10th St. For The intramural teams Coors is "one of the posed McFadden's veto, will be sent to the July worst violators of human felt the reason behind the games day by Spartan rights in this country" and Coors boycott should be Shops. their labor practices are reevaluated. engineer/ "The council is already "blatantly racist and Any decision, on the record as boycotting sexist," the letter said. Graveline said, should be Coors," she added. "It's "I see absolutely no tabled until the council Wawa ludicrous to send teams. reason to boycott Coors detemines whether a Pacific Gas and Electric This i the veto ) is the only anymore," Morris said. He boycott is still appropriate. avenue I have to protect added that a look at the "If the boycott is still New York Style the interests of this corporation's labor records on, the veto stands," she Company, one of the association." would reveal that it no said. "We should be McFadden also vetoed longer discriminates in careful. We could be cut- nation's largest investor- the endorsement because hiring. ting off these teams of Coors' "discriminatory Morris' motion for an without a boycott." labor practices." She override of McFadden's Graveline rejected owned public utilities, is pointed out these practices veto was seconded by Cox's resolution on the were the original reason councilmember Steven same grounds. looking for: for the boycott. Spears, who also felt the "We don't know A resolution presented boycott was no longer in anything about the Coors HAI( IHING 1 by councilmember Mary force. issue," Gustafson said, Cox urging A.S. to reaffirm Councilmember Andy "and we have been talking ALL MALE EE's and ME's its boycott was tabled until Arias insisted that Coors is about it for the past hour." March 12. still known for its She also requested that it BIKINI DANCE CONTEST Cox's resolution also discriminatory practices be tabled until March 12. from who are seeking asked A.S to oppose the 8-10 p.m. II sale of Coors beer in the Sunday, March 9 Spartan Pub and hold a get "GASSED" at No admission charge for ladies dynamic careers in public forum to educate Produced by Dancers A La Carte students on the boycott. SPARTAN The resolution would minors $2 adults )Si the energy business. be presented to the Spartan r STATIONS Shops board of directors PGandE recruiters and be terminated when THE Best gas in town :Friel/00 the California chapter of fDw the Arne7ican G.I. Forum At will be interviewing calls off its Coors boycott, the cheapest prices 47 NOTRE DAME AVE. she added. GASOLINE 7th Et Phelan 10th Er Taylor DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE 279-3387 graduating seniors on Council member Rick (1 Illik. Wort el San Pedro Sessioni) Morris, who opposed both MOTOR OIL 245 Keyes 4th Et Williams r ***** *************************************** * March 10, 1 1, 1 2, 17 Let Your Fingers do the Talking! You've heard it on the air, in the public prints, and on the Upper Pad of the Student Union. Now it's our turn to hear from you. Please contact your

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