Spartan Bubble Bursts in 61-51 Playoff Loss New Constitution Set CARP
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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.