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Monday Match 10, 1975 close Vok.rn.5INumb.f88 •oge 1 /The 8G N.wi, Monday, March 10, 1975 Ch/ppewas cop iMAC crown

By Mark Glover fest itself inside the players ing -a scorching 56 per cent with two seconds left He limped from the floor to a he maintained a deadpan Sporti Editor The early minutes saw a lot and the other positive factor fired a 40-foot bomb that standing ovation manner while answering of turnovers, few points and was McElroy bounced hard off the right As Montgomery hobbled questions 6"' The game or THE GAME, plenty of unsteady hands side of the rim-overtime A from the dismal Falcon impending on how you feel The two squads were THE STRONG 6-3 back- 77-77 tie locker room after the game, "OUR MOVEMENT was I jsbout it, certainly lived up to deadlocked with 20 meager court performer almost As far as the overtime is coach Haley extended his poor, especially in the 'its billing. points apiece with only 7:04 singlehandedly brought Cen- concerned, McElroy out- hand and said, "great second half.' he said. "We ; Nearly everyone figured remaining in the first half tral back into the game He scored the Falcons. 5-3. Both effort." It would be hard to just did not move against ■ that the Central Michigan when the Falcons put on a erased the BG lead quickly teams were scared and ner- argue with that their zone and it hurt." Bowling Green surge by driving the lane and hit- vous. Central, because of Monk" hit 11 of 21 shots ahowdown would be a classic BG freshman Ron ting from the 15-foot range. McElroy. ended up in the from the field and 10 of 12 The Falcons tied for confrontation A number of Hammye was given credit Not to be outdone by advantage position when the free throws for 32 points. He second in the MAC with (actors led to this logical for a basket with 648 McElroy, Montgomery five-minute period termi- grabbed five rebounds and Toledo, posting a 9-5 league conclusion remaining when 6-8 CMU lifted the B(j spirits by pop- nated It was as simple as notched six assists mark BG was 17-9 overall Both teams were playing forward Dan Roundfield was ping from outside and put- that After Haley congratulated Central ended their regu- at top efficiency, the two called for goaltending ting in driving layups from Montgomery, who hurt his his guard, he turned to face lar season with an impres- Jbools were in the middle Koundfield was the center of bizarre off-balance posi- leg again with 2:00 left in the the crowd of reporters sive 20-5 overall record and win streaks, the Mid- controversy most of the tions extra session, symbolized gathered in the hallway. As topped the MAC with a 10-4 American Conference evening as the slender jump- The lead changed hands the fallen BG team as he is his custom-win or lose- mark (MAC) title was on the line. ing-jack swatted numerous regularly midway in the an NCAA tournament berth shots out of the air in mid- second half as both teams was at stake, the list goes flight. refused to miss shots How- on and on Central coach Dick I'arfitt ever, as time became could not agree with this scarce, so did BG's move- CONSEQUENTLY. a particular call however, and ment against the Central crowd of 5.200 fans packed exploded off the bench to zone A short burst by the 'Anderson Arena last Satur- register a loud complaint Chippewas put BG down. 77- day to witness a battle of with the officials. This bit of 72. with only 2.54 remaining. titans The patrons were not action cost him a technical Some thought the game to disappointed with the action, foul and one point as BG's be over, but CMU could not but the eventual outcome Jeff Montgomery hit the execute the four-corner stall left many speechless and penalty shot successfully The Falcons crying narrowed the lead to 77-75 In a game highlighted by THE FALCONS boosted with foul shots from Mont- fan hysteria, clutch shooting their margin to 32-24 with gomery and Hammye. and furious board action, BG baskets from Montgomery. saw its MAC title hopes drift Hammye and forward Cor- THE DESPERATE Chip- away once again as Central nelius Cash But tempers pewas-the crowd howling in (CMU) won an exciting flared again with 3:44 their ears all the while- overtime contest. 82-80 remaining in the initial tried to bring the ball up Since Western Michigan stanza court and BG guard Steve had beaten title contender CMU guard Jim McElroy Cooper made a steal and put Toledo earlier in the evening was whistled for a technical in a layup with two Central (85481. the MAC crown foul after a display of players breathing down his went to Central on the spot temper, and Montgomery neck The frantic scene after the again added another point in The play turned out to be a game was strangely remini- the BG column. The Falcons costly one as Montgomery scent of last season when the retained possession of the knotted a muscle in his left league title was decided in ball, and Cash soared high leg following Cooper. He Anderson Arena over the rim seconds later to went to the bench for On March 2 of last year. tip in a missed shot and give repairs. BG battled Ohio University BG a 35-24 advantage. Central's Roundfield for a share of the conference It appeared at this point missed a shot with 1:06 left championship. The local that the Falcons were on and BG retained possession, cagers lost that battle by a their way Most of the emo- stalling until only 12 seconds whisker, 71-70. tionally-charged fans remained in regulation BG Now. one year and six thought so as they nearly coach Pat Haley called time days later, the Falcons were tore the roof off the arena out at that time to rally his determined not to let the But things would change in troops for the final play. MAC crown slip out of their the second half, and the BG broke from the short fingers. As Saturday's game Falcons' 38-32 halftime huddle, and Falcon forward started out. it appeared that advantage would not last for Skip Howard prepared to determined effort would pav long. throw the ball in. As Howard off BG did not slow down in released the ball, a sicken- the second stanza, but the ing "ugh" rang through the BOTH TEAMS came out Chippewas had two big arena The inbounds pass tight. The nervous energy of things going in their favor. went directly into the hands the crowd seemed to mani- One was their overall shoot- of Central's Dennis Parks, who apparently had clear sailing to the hoop. JV's defeat footballers Montgomery, who limped back into the game seconds Instant replay -for the third straight year. earlier, summed up the That is what happened in last Saturday night's junior situation quickly and did the varsity basketball game as the Falcon JV's ran their season only thing he could have record to 14-2 with a 118-70 pasting of the BG football all done The 64 Falcon stand- atari. out raced down court to foul the driving Parks. TWO YEARS ago. the gridders fell. 12044 Last season. With a scant nine seconds the junior varsity recorded a 11048 triumph. left. Parks missed the front Run and-gun was the name of the game as coach Mike end of a one-and-one The Ehrenfried's young Falcons stormed to a 88-39 halftime ball was loose-panic. In the cushion and sailed home to the victory in their final game of frantic moments that fol- the sea son lowed. Montgomery picked up the ball and started to Cornelius "Juno" Co.h (42) etude* a hie of Control Michigan Freshman guards Jim Feckley and Greg Kampe paced drive crazily down the floor players to score an easy bucket during Saturday's action at the JV scoring attack with 33 and 27 points respectively Many of Feckley s points came on lay-ups after fast- HE WAS stopped at half- 'June' Anderson Arena. The Falcon forward notched 19 points and breaks, and Kampe displayed some fine outside shooting in court, and McElroy sud- snared 17 rebounds as the BG cagers lost an 82-80 overtime a 12 oi 15 field performance denly scooped up the ball thriller (Nowsphoto by Dan rekht) '•. '•>•»,-»! Ill • - -, , . Mendoy, March 10, 1975, IK. BG Newt/M*. 3 Card carriers add enthusiasm

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A sign, a cheer and a good basketball game What a combination for last Saturday night's super showdown at Anderson Arena The local arena was well dressed with gala signs from the great north wall to the hand-held placards that many of the jubilant fans had scattered in the standing-room only crowd. The loudest cries for victory in years rang through the iron rafters of Anderson Arena. The sounds were comparable to the piercing vocals of UCLA's Pauley Pavilion.

FRATERNITIES, sororities and other groups hung their signs in support of the team and even Sic Sic gave their farewell plaudits to the BG cagers in the form of a 25-foot sign hung from the rafters high above the northeast corner of the gym. Many of the students who waited as long as two hours to get into Anderson Arena were not going to sit and not cheer- they raised hell and went literally nuts.

ONE OF THE instigators of the sign committee was Jeff Gilbert, senior (Ed.), BG's answer to the baseball Mets' Shea Stadium sign-carrier. Gilbert said he started his card Hoop house hysteria enthusiasm at the beginning of the season, dropped it when the team looked ragged in mid-season and returned to his antics when the Mid-American Conference (MAC) title fever hit campus "I came to every game—with the signs, but not in the Cagers discuss losing effort middle of the season when we weren't doing too good.'' Gilbert said By Dick Keei BIT AFTER a while, father still resides individual remained. Cor- Some of the other colorful signs throughout the crowd Asilstaat Sports Editor there was some chatter as In another corner, fresh- nelius Cash stood by him- included the "Go Craty" and "Go Nuts" signs that were 'Jie Falcons realized that the man center Ron Hammye self, shaking his head while easily detected from any corner of the jam-packed arena. The atmosphere in the game was over and nothing sat on a stool in front of his reading a stat sheet. Falcon locker room after could be done Also, there locker, rethinking the game "I don't believe we lost." THE FANS never gave up the cry for victory The noise the game was predictable- was a possibility of being in his head. the hard-working senior level, an easy 10 on any 10 scale, was out of control when the dark, silent, stale, somber chosen to play in the Confe- "When Montgomery went said "We came so damn Falcons tied the score. 77-77, at the end of regulation time A victory cake sat rence Commissioners' out. it kind of hurt our close to winning, then, untouched atop a table near Tournament momentum." Hammye boom, we lose. Despite the overtime loss, the crowd support never let up the entrance The substi- Jeff Montgomery, pro- said " Gate' (Larry Win- The sign crew worked around the clock until the final tutes peeled off their uni- bably the most outgoing gate) is a good replacement, "AND ITS the second seconds But. of all the signs at Anderson Arena Saturday forms quietly as (he starters individual on the team, but Monk' is the man who year in a row it happened night, one never came true. It read. "Maybe next year sat arid stared into the dressed in solitude "Monk" does it for us " here." a disappointed Cash Central." The Chippewas had other plans. empty air. had finished playing perhaps The blond-headed young- said "I did the best I could the hardest game of his ster played perhaps the do. I thought I really career, and leg cramps near finest game of his young hustled " the end of the game forced career, scoring 19 points and Cash was involved in the him to leave the contest with grabbing 10 rebounds. play a I the end of the over- two minutes left to play in time session that sealed the the overtime period "AT HALFTIME. I Falcons' fate. I hate to get them thought we had em." After Cash narrowed Cen- I cramps i anytime." Mont- Hammye said "All we had tral's margin to 82-DO with a gomery said "And at a time to do was play our game the lay-up with 30 seconds left to like this, it really was bad. 1 second half, but things didn't play, the Chippewas's tried to play, but I was seem to fall for us Nothing James McElroy was really in pain " seemed to go our way. charged with a traveling vio- Once again. Montgomery "Toledo lost, so we had lation with 18 seconds left. played with finesse in a tight sole possession of the title if BG regained possession game His 32 points topped we won." he continued "We and worked for a las', shot all scorers in the contest had the chance, we had the Cash got the ball down low "I like to think of it as the game, but we couldn't do it on the left side of the basket, guys need me out there to "I feel bad." Hammye but was surrounded by a keep the morale up." he said But I really feel bad horde of Central players said "Not just- by scoring for the seniors. They worked "I got the ball in the points, but by talking to so hard to win a champion- corner, but they were all them, being a leader I hated ship, but things just didn't over me." Cash explained. to go out of the game " go our way I'm really going "It wasn't a shot. I tried to to miss them guys next get a pass to Hammye, but it SKIP HOWARD sat alone, year " just caught the corner of th fighting back his emotion Slowly, the dressing backboard What can I say" Howard did not play as well quarters emptied, but one I tried " as he had played in recent weeks, and he knew it as well as anyone "I wanted to win so bad, Off to Louisville but I think I was over- psyched." he senior co-cap- The Bowling Green basketball team has been Anxiety and desperation written in hit face, Falcon forward tain explained. "I wanted to selected to play in the Conference Commissioner's watch** the «condi tick away during go home so bad." Tournament in Louisville. Ky which begins Thursday Saturday's basketball confrontation with Central Michigan. Howard was referring to night. The Falcons will meet Tennessee (18-7) of the Iflf&nSG Cash, undoubtedly en* of BG's all-time great players, will be the fact that if the Falcons Southeastern Conference (SEC) at 9 05 p.m. Friday. a key figure when the hoopitef« meet powerful T*nn*ts** in won. they would have advanced to the NCAA The winner of that game will meet the winner of the the first round of the Conference Commissioners' Tournament tournament in Tuscaloosa. Drake-University of Southern California (USC) game, Friday. (Newtphefe by Dan Fekht) Ala. Howard was born in which will be played Thursday night. Mobile. Ala., where his **• 4/TW BO Nr«., OtoiUay, March 10, 1975

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COLUMBUS (API-- "Eicept for the three per Having enough time (or cent to four per cent more recreation is more impor- woo are unemployed now. tant to most Americans than leisure concepts for the making money. mass of the population are That's how 55 per cent of a still relatively unchanged." cross section of the nation's he said public responded in a study < on leisure completed at Ohio INTERPRETATIONS of State University (OSUI the data indicate men and women differ in their per- J People also indicated they ceptions of favorite leisure- were not bored with their time pursuits leisure activities and conse- quently wanted more time A majority of women < $ lo pursue them. tended to prefer more indoor-oriented leisure acti- i he studv was conducted vity, the researchers said, by Roger D Blackwell. while men were found lo opt professor of marketing, and slightly more for the out- W Wayne Talarzyk. associ- doors ate professor of marketing, both from OSU. and Doug- More than 80 per rent of lass K Hawes. now as assis- the women sampled listed tant professor of business themselves as engaging in administration at the Uni- the same 10 leisure activi- versity of Wyoming ties, while the men pre- J ferred more activities scat- Female residents at Synanon in Oakland, Calif, shaved their PART Ot continuing re- tered throughout the ques- beads as a spontaneous gesture of liberation They said that search on consumer beha- tionnaire's 48 recreational by doing so they proclaimed the« equality with men residents vior supported by the Fred activities. Dr. Talarzyk in running the communities tar addicts, alcoholic* and others. and Mabel Dean Hill explained Baldies Research Find in OSU's The man had shaved their heads earlier as part of a College of Administrative BLACKWELL said the celebration of community commitment and irrovotonto to Study, the study was done to reason men generally have a estoWishm on t mores. (At* Wirephore) identify, deacribe and ana- more diverse set of leisure lyze the satisfactions people activities probably Is due to derive from recreational "the constraining ol activities > women's roles brought It U esti m*ed thjt Ameri- about by years of living in a Oil import action expected can* annual* spend between sexist society." 180 billion t» $150 billion at WASHINGTON (API-- believe they have enough THE PRESIDENT and children, occupational play. Dr. JJeackwell said, The saxes also differed Presidant Ford's oil Import hence the tjsarest of mar- votes to sustain the veto and imposed the tariff starting ailments, research oa slightly In the reasons given tariff and his move to cut are seeking an immediate in February, at II per keting anal; cancer and heart disease ' (or pursuing a particular federal spending continue to vote. barrel, and increasing $1 per and programs (or treatment 1 activity. occupy the House this week The administration also barrel In March and April, In of alcoholism, drug abuse | yt ESTlOPJNAIRKS were Democrats are seeking to wants a prompt vote, and an attempt to conserve oil and mental illness. mailed to HBO households While both men and delay for 60 days a vote on the House is scheduled to use and to spur The committee said it throughout af* United States women listed "peace of overriding the President's debate the matter congressional Democrats appeared Ford had singled divided by. demographic mind" and a "chance to get veto of legislation to block tomorrow. into action on energy out (or his cutbacka I characteristics to be the the most out of life while I his tariff on imported oil. Rather than vote on the legislation. programs which the equivalent ei the general can still enjoy it" high They calculated they will veto itself, however, the Congress, after months of population. Hack well said. among their satisfactions, have a better chance to Democrats may force a vote He has postponed the hearings, had supplemented The answers were men preferred "adventure override then, after having on postponing the decision second two steps pending with extra funds. received in mid-1973 before and excitement." while refined and possible passed for 60 days. They would need attempts to compromise on In some cases, the the current economic women indicated "a chance some of their own energy only a simple majority (or conservation measures, and committee said, the trouble. Blackwell said, but to learn about new things" program. that, rather than the two- Saturday. Treasury cutbacks would put the the study's findings remain was important to them. thirds needed to override the Secretary William E. Simon program money at below the valid Talarzyk said. BUT REPUBLICANS veto itself predicted that such a original budget request from compromise would be the President reached by May 1 WEDNESDAY, the House SENATE Democrats have will vote on emergency jobs Hard times don't stop tourists agreed to put off an override money and on Thursday on a vote on their side o( Capitol strip mining bill which is Hill inde(initely as part o( similar in scope to one the compromise with Ford, vetoed last year by (ormer MIAMI BEACH |AP>- northern visitors which Dr Richard N Carrera. "You don't hear all the bad which probably assured President Nixon. Despite bad times and a promise to make January. director of clinical news." enough Republican support conviction that the economy February and March the psychology training at the "Sure money is light and there to sustain the veto With the long filibuster will not soon improve, the biggest, most prosperous University of Miami, says a prices are going up." said debate settled, the Senate record-breaking surge o( period in South Florida lot o( vacationers "(eel that Harold Spencer, a plumber The House Appropriations turns tomorrow to a bill to I tourists to Florida's Gold tourist history. the bottom's going to (all out who brought his family Committee earlier rejected spend $15 million (or the Coast this winter was "THE YOUNGEST infant and that they'd better enjoy from Michigan (or a Ford's request to cut political transition of the predictable-to a will try to escape an themselves while they can. camping vacation programs run by the Marianas, a part of the psychologist. unpleasant sensation." such "You just juggle your Department of Health, "Escapism and avoidance Trust Territory of the as layoffs, fewer dollars and "IT'S THE way we might budget around so you can Education and Welfare Pacific, to U.S. territory. behavior is the most the prospect that things will respond if a doctor told us afford a vacation You owe iHEW) by $12 billion but motivating force (or anyone, get worse, says Dr. Wallach we only had six months to it to yourself approved rescissions of $16.4 even a pigeon or a monkey." "People have decided to Later in the week, the live "Escapist philosophy Dr Edith Lord, another million in other minor Senate may take up a bill to. | says Dr. Edward Wallarh. a give themselves a vacation- emerges routinely in tourist Miami psychologist, said programs. behavioral psychologist one last hurrah-that can take away President Ford's interviews some travelers believe this authority to decontrol U.S. And many of his make them better able to "When you're on vacation, may be their last vacation THE HEW cutbacks would colleagues agree that a "last function, to find a job and to domestic oil prices or you don't think about the big (or several years. have trimmed funds for another measure, sought by hurrah" type of attitude is survive when they return city problems." said John "They figure they may as various health programs, responsible (or the (locks of environmentalists, to put home 'i. JO Jov. Vallin of . well enjoy it." she said. including some (or mothers curbs on strip mining.