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Monday, September 19, 1994 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 80, Issue 19

Monday Feature Troops prepare by Jay Young for Haiti invasion as talks continue Program re-introduces galaxy by Susanne M. Schafer The Associated Press

WASHINGTON - As a last- "Stargaze" reveals treasures hidden by light pollution ditch diplomatic effort contin- ued, U.S. troops were poised Dale Smith, professor of Sunday to enter Haiti with physics and astronomy, com- "overwhelming force" whether pares the planetarium to a zoo or not its military leaders step - they both house unique sub- down, Defense Secretary Wil- jects not seen by everyone. The liam Perry said. department of physics and as- "We are ready.... We will go in tronomy's "Stargaze" gives the with a substantial military public an opportunity to view a force," Perry said, as former sky extinct in today's urban President Carter extended his world. talks with Haiti's military The department of physics leadership, raising hopes a U.S. and astronomy sponsors a invasion could be averted. Stargaze after the planetarium Early in the day, President show on Friday and Sunday Clinton huddled with his top for- throughout the academic year. eign policy team. Later, at AP Photo/ The activity is open to the pub- Former President Jimmy church, Clinton bowed his head Carter lic with a suggested $1 dona- as a prayer was said for the men tion. and women of the military, and Bert rand Aristide in September From the roof of the Physical the commander in chief who 1991. Washington has been work- Sciences Building, approxi- might have to send them in ing to restore Aristide to power. mately 500 stars can be viewed harm's way. "We're ready with overwhelm- on a clear night. Using the Un- Clinton returned to the White ing force. If the president directs versity's half-meter telescope, House to receive updates on the us to apply that, we will \yr. people get a better look at the work of Carter's diplomatic ready," Perry said on ABC's distant stars and a close look at team, which included retired "This Week with David Brink- some of the planets. Purchased Gen. Colin Powell and Sen. Sam ley,'" as top administration offi- in 1985, the $180,000 telescope Nunn, D-Ga. cials blanketed television talk allows sky viewers to avoid the The trio, dispatched Saturday, shows to keep the pressure on. city lights that pollute Bowling met repeatedly with Haitian Gen. John Shalikashvili, ap- Green every night. army leader Lt. Gen. Raoul Ce- pearing on NBC's "Meet the Smith, the University's dras. They extended their stay Press," said there would be no planetarium director, said the past a scheduled midday Sunday change in the schedule for an in- light pollution makes people departure. Cedras led a coup that vasion of the Caribbean country, forget the world above them. ousted elected President Jean- but he gave no hint when such a "There are so many lights military incursion might take around that we don't look up place. anymore," Smith said."I think "We are on a very specific that is a terrible loss." U.S. Readiness timetable," the chairman of the Smith said the sky is some- Joint Chiefs of Staff said. Haiti's thing special that everyone can Against Haiti military leaders "have to leave share. The BC Ncwt/flle photo now, willingly, or they will leave "The sky is part of the envi- The ominous silver dome atop the Life Sciences Building houses the University's $180,000 half-meter jmf U.S. forces are prepared as a result of military action, but ronment. It is a part that you do telescope which allows students and the general public to view over 500 stars and countless constella- Vj to enter Haiti with a we are not changing our timeta- not have to go a long way to tions on a clear night. "substantial military ble." see, and it is with us all of the force." No matter what the outcome, cause there is a Stargaze does "[The planetarium] is better of year. Smith said the ultimate time. The constellations that gm( U.S. forces are expected the U.S. force has to be prepared you learn when you are 10 not mean there will be stars because you dont have any goal is to make people more for casualties, even in a face off that night. On the nights where clouds. In the winter you don't aware and more interested in ^» to face off against a years old will be there when ragtag Haitian militia. against the ragtag Haitian mili- you're 75 years old," Smith clouds dominate the sky, peo- freeze. You get to see all 2,000 the world above them. tia, Shalikashvili added. said. "I think the sky is a treas- ple do have a chance to view a stars," said Garner. "If you "If we can get somebody In- "We have to be prepared for ure and we want people to get short star show the precedes want to see everything without spired so they say, T want to 0n The primary mission of violence, for Haitian-on-Haitian each show in the planetarium. to go out and see the real traveling to no man's land, this learn a few constellations I can ^ an invasion is to remove violence," the general said, add- thing." Stephanie Garner works be- is the place." see from my backyard' - if we ing that troops would be allowed hind the control panel at the Star-gazers are shown the can get a few people to do that, the military-con trolled Like most elements of the government to defend themselves against environment, the sky is not planetarium. She said a cloudy most basic constellations that then we are happy," Smith controlled by humans. Just be- night is not a wasted one. cover the sky during that time said. See Haiti, page three. Rwandans plan nation's reconstruction Foreign aid needed to overcome natives' losses

by Pauline Jellnek one in four who are homeless ture of hundreds of millions of The Associated Press within the country, the hundreds dollars. of thousands who grieve, many Now the new government, the KIGALI, Rwanda - There is with vengeance in their hearts, United Nations and the army of little hope of Rwanda rising from for massacred loved ones. aid workers also are taking up the ashes by itself, and pulling it Five months after ethnic Hutu the long-term job of rehabilita- out will be difficult because the extremists began the slaughter tion. pieces are still smoldering. of an estimated 500,000 Tutsi ci- The U.N. Rwanda Emergency Some things can be fixed with vilians, burning hatred and fear Office, which coordinates relief money, a commodity the world remain. The embers may cool work, says it has not recom- surely will provide. It will re- only with time and soul-rending mended that refugees and the build schools, banks and other effort. displaced return home because businesses that have been ran- there are still reprisal killings, sacked, looted or mined, and It will take "years and years bandits and death squads. But the restore the electricity, running and years," said Arturo Hein, agency is setting up aid and re- water and telephone service re- representative of the U.N. De- habilitation programs in prep- turning refugees will need. velopment Program in Rwanda aration. Other damage is far more er- "This country is on the floor." The staggering breadth of the during. -- mothers who wander Rwanda's humanitarian emer- wreckage ~ physical, social and AP/Domlnk CunnIn|h«m Reid from orphanage to orphanage in gencies are not over, but they psychological - make the job search of surviving children, the have been largely brought under enormous. A Rwandan refugee looks out of the side of a cattle truck being used to move refugees to a site 43 one in four Rwandans who are in control by the work of 85 relief miles north of Goma, where several hundred refugees have already been transported. foreign refugee camps, the other organizations and the expendi- See Rwanda, page four. Editorial The BG News page two Monday, September 19,1994 The BG News "A Commitment to Excellence"

Glen Lubbert Julie Tagliaferro editor-in-chief managing editor

Michael Zawacki Leah Barman news editor assistant managing editor

Sherry Turco Joe Peiffer editorial editor city editor Listening is a key in keeping peace

In his farewell address to the nation, President George Washington advised the future leaders of the United States to stay out of long-standing "foreign entanglements." He was warning future leaders of our young country not to become involved in conflicts between countries that have been at war for centuries. President Washington's plea fell on deaf ears. President Clinton is only one of many who have not heeded Washington's plea. Currently, Clinton's threat to use force to oust Haiti's political leader looms heavily in the air. What's a president to do? Back down and let Haiti fend for itself, or continue to Clinton is acting without support defend democracy throughout the hemisphere? Whatever his choice, he made a step in the right The situation is Imminent, and are minor when considering to shouldn't become involved in a direction last week when he sent former President the time is now. At least that is commit U.S. troops to war. There war with Haiti's military leaders what President Clinton said in his are two major reasons that must on the basis of the two minor is- Jimmy Carter to Haiti in an effort to discuss the presidential address to the nation be contemplated before engaging sues. One of the two major issues problem. last Thursday. President Clinton soldiers in war - economic and must be part of the requirement, Famous for the Camp David Accords between Is- is planning on using military U.S. national security interests. especially when the lives of rael and the Arab states, he was the logical choice. force to oust the dictators in There is no threat to our eco- American troops are at risk. Carter provided a forum for listening then, and he Haiti from power, and put pre- nomic security from Haiti. We do The president just doesn't have will do the same now. Like people, countries must viously elected Jean Bertrand not depend on it for trade or any the support of the American peo- listen to each other to further peace keeping efforts. Arlstide back into his rightful natural resources. ple, and this is the most impor- Listening is the key to formulating an agreement in position. Yes, part of the reason we tant requirement of all. Clinton which both parties can be satisfied. In President Clinton's address, kicked Saddam Hussein out of doesn't have the support of Con- By providing a forum for listening and under- he sternly addressed Lt. Gen. Kuwait was to protect our oil gress, either. standing, Carter can bring peace to a volatile situa- Raoul Cedras, saying, "Your time supply. Oil is a vital part of our There is one interesting thing is up ... we will force you from economy, and without it Ameri- to mention, and that is that the tion. power." The president didn't can businesses would have been Republicans tried to put this is- Today, as always, many countries are struggling to give an ultimatum to the Haitian of his reasons for invading Haiti, severely affected. Economic sue to a vote. The Democrats achieve peace, both internal and external. It is an leaders, but the implicit deadline but it isn't a compelling one. It reasons are not the only reason prevented it, and this puts the elusive commodity. It is sought by individuals as appears to be Tuesday. However, doesn't add strength to his argu- we drove Iraq out. The U.S. is Democrats into a hypocritical well as nations both mighty and small. However, many are questioning whether or ment, even though previous also an ally and protectorate of position. They wanted the Per- many variables - political, economic and religious - not the U.S. should be getting it- presidents have used this point to Kuwait. Allies defend each other, sian Gulf War and the invasion of make peaceful accord difficult and often impossible. self involved. Read on. convince the American public. and we are not an ally of Haiti. Panama put to a vote and Uv.'y Today's leaders must take a lesson in the diplo- President Clinton said that the The second moral argument is Haiti doesn't pose a threat to won. George Bush received tl e macy of listening to one another. They must rise purpose for invading Haiti is lo the U.S. "higher calling" to pro- our national security. No Ameri- support of Congress on both above greed and the quest for power (two of the "protect our interest." Now, mote democracy in our hemi- can citizen is In danger from the Clinton and the Democrats dont biggest roadblocks to peace) so there would no there are ways to determine what sphere and throughout the world. Haitian military or its present want it to go to a vote because the U.S. interest is when getting With the Cold War over and the leaders. There was a national se- they know they won't get a longer be a need for violence. Attempting to under- involved in war. They have been threat of communism gone, this stand one another's position and displaying a will- used in justifying past U.S. mili- reason doesn't strengthen the ingness to negotiate might facilitate that peace. tary action. president's case, either. Of all the Peace can be achieved by nations with diverse cul- First, there are the moral countries in North and South "There is no threat to our economic security tures, religious conflicts and varying political and reasons to commit U.S. troops to America, 33 out of the 35 coun- from Haiti. We do not depend on them for economic goals. getting involved in war. The tries are democratic. trade or any natural resources." If anyone can accomplish this difficult task, it is president told us of the "rape, We invaded Haiti before to indeed President Carter. torture and mutilation" occur- bring democracy to the country. ring in Haiti. This was done in an It didn't work. The U.S. military effort to appeal to the hearts of was in Haiti for many years. Americans, and in hopes it would President Clinton promises the curity interest in invading Pan- majority approval for a military win some support. It worked a U.S. military presence this time ama, because of the Panama invasion of Haiti. little, depending on what poll or will be "months, not years." This Canal. We control the Panama The answer to the question of The BG News Stan* survey you go by. was supposed to be the case in Canal until the lease the U.S. has whether we should invade Haiti These types of human rights Somalia, when George Bush set on it ends. There are also is clearly no. President Clinton photo editor Ross Weitzner violations are nothing new. These the humanitarian mission to last thousands of American citizens doesn't have a strong enough ar- sports editor Mike Kazimore violations happen everyday in only a couple of months. When that had to be protected. gument, and he doesn't have the assistant sports editor Marty Fuller this world we live In. In every Clinton took over, it lasted well support of the American people. graphics editor Jim Mericsko corner of the globe from Bosnia over a year. This example alone In the case of Haiti, there Is no Weekend Reality editor Andy Dugan to Rwanda to China, and the list permits one to be skeptical. national security interest or eco- Rick Hackbarth Is a weekly special projects editor Robin Coe goes on. Clinton used this as one The prior two moral reasors nomic Interest involved. We columnist for The News. assistant special projects editor Mellisa Lipowski copy chief Dawn Keller Assistant copy editor Cindy Williams LETTERS TO THE EDITOR through it, feeling somewhat prime, when he couldn't be Death of friend sparks memories dirty at the end of the conversa- brought down by anything. His . tion but hoping that he could turn unalterlng confidence and pride The BG News Editorial Office His name was Douglas Chlsto- your life - someone who never my brain malfunction into some- which could not be destroyed. I pher Roeseler, not Rals-ler. He was even a reality until you thing coherent. Didn't happen. remember his political banter editor 372-2603 was a gifted, special individual, heard his name. My problem is So I failed hard on my part of (highly liberal) and philosophical Weekend Reality 372-6967 not a junior who was undecided. that I would expect a journalist 11 the article, I admit. But a mere rantings and ravings. I re-read managing editor 372-6966 He did not have a lot of friends, have the courtesy and respect to conversation with Chris would his poetry and stories in my head. assistant managing editor 372-2952 he earned a lot of friends. find out how to spell his name, take a book to explain. Chris and I still see him full of Ufe. He will news editor 372-2604 Chris Roeseler is not re- not to make a guessing game out I would discuss at great lengths always be that way to me. city editor 372-6968 membered through the black and of it the foolishness and frivolity o.' white of this page, nor through college life. People breezing by I do not have any great advice I sports editor 372-2602 A young, confused life was the eyes of a journalist who knew ended. It Is not a basketball score life in an alcohol haze, complain- to his friends and family, no editorial 372-2604 words of wisdom to console or nothing about him, not even how or the trials of Paul Olscamp in ing about classes and school, to spell his name. He is re- when they made a conscious de- make it seem better. I just ask Russia It is a life, something you all to live, like Chris wanted. ' 204 West Hall membered for who he was and everyone takes for granted and cision to attend college. Bowling Green State University what he searched for. I do no: We continually searched for a Be who you are, do what you never appreciates. want to do. There are no limits, | Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 need a newspaper article to It deserves more respect than meaning, a purpose, a dream. [email protected] prove his existence, nor does he. Never content to sleepwalk no boundaries and no barriers, ' just a few quotes from friends in unless you make them. In his life, Chris always The News, surrounded by an ar- through any day, no matter how Copyright 01994 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material in this searched for the truth above all ticle on depression. bad. To live - to really live - not So do not strive for existence, 1 publication without the permission of The BG News is strictly prohibited. else. In his poetry and writings Tuesday afternoon I wii paint the facade of life on our do not yearn for contentment, . he was adamant about one theme, demand and earn truth and hap- The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 and is phoned and questioned by a.i faces. We had hope. "Be true to yourself." I am taking Somewhere, Chris lost his piness. I still believe, I always published daily during the academic year and Wednesdays in the summer. employee or The BG News. He his advice. I am upset about the wanted to know what I knew hope, lost the dream, lost every- will. I The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any errors in article about him, that he would about Chris, similar to, "What did thing that we had once believed me stories or photograph descriptions. have ripped apart for being so Chris Roeseler mean to you in 25 in. I know there is no one event, One more thing - contrary to j Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the student body, cliche and stereotypical, and I words or less?" idea or person that caused his popular belief, the word "life" is I faculty or University administration. Opinions expressed in columns, am letting you know. Honestly, I was dumbfounded. descent, yet I continually go over a verb. We must all use it as such. ' cartoons and letters are not necessarily those of The BG News. Letters I understand that lt is hard to Where could I even begin - I every scene in my head looking intended for publication must be between 200-300 words long, typed and write an article about someone couldn't think of anything even for an answer that I know I won't Jason R. Fisher include the writer's name, phone number and University affiliation, if any. whom you've never met before. half-intelligent to say. So I stut- find. Environmental science Junior » The BG News reserves the right to edit any and all letters. Someone who had no effect in tered and "ummed" my way Thus, I remember Chris, in his The BG News Headlines Monday, September 19,1994 page three THEY SAID IT "It's pretty fatiguing up here. I think a lot of us are looking forward to getting home, getting a good shower and some good old Earthbound things we enjoy." m ITHREE -L Blaine Hammond Jr., Discovery's pilot

WEEK

Monday •Last day to apply for December Graduation. •Print/Poster Sale this week through Friday from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. at the forum in the Student Services Building. Tui-sduN •The comedian Carrot Top will be at Kobaclcer Hall at 8 p.m. The show is sold out. Wednesd.ii> •Dr. Robert Putnam, Department of Physiology at Wright Stale University School of Medicine, will give a seminar at 3:30 in Room 112 Life Sciences Building on "Intracellular pH and Cell Volume Regulation in Brain Astrocytes." Friday

•The University women's tennis team hosts Illinois-Chicago at O'Keefe Tennis Courts. •The soccer team hosts Central Michigan at Mickey Cochrane field. •The volleyball team travels to Miami. .Sa(iir

•The University hosts its open house,with activities running all day, beginning at 10 a.m. •The University women's tennis team hosts Chicago State at O'Keefe Tennis Courts. •The men's and women's cross country teams host the Mel Brodt Invitational. The BG Ncwi/Roai Wcltir.tr •The football team travels to Eastern Michigan, while the volleyball team travels to Ohio A parachutist from the University's Reserve Officer Training Corps prepares for landing with a Fal- and the women's golf team travels to East Lansing for the Spartan Fall Invitational. con Hag In tow on the field of Doyt L. Perry Stadium Saturday afternoon before the Falcons' routing of the Navy Midshipmen, 59-21. Haiti ACROSS Continued from page one. handing the situation over to a United Nations peacekeeping THE WORLD "hit-and-run operations" or at- force, he said. tacks from military personnel in One senior military officer fa- civilian clothes. Volcano Erupts Anyone out there? Fergie - who has been sepa- sents," the cable network's week- miliar with the Pentagon's plans rated from Prince Andrew since ly news magazine. Shalikashvili also said the pri- said no matter what the outcome PORT MORESBY, Papua New KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - March 1992 - hit a personal low She joins another celebrity mary mission of the American of the talks, troops would be Guinea - Authorities ordered the If there is intelligent life on other two years ago when tabloids pub- voice on the network - James troops would be to remove the ready to enter Port-au-Prince and evacuation of 30,000 people from planets, it hasn't been smart lished pictures of her topless and Earl Jones' rich baritone regular- military-controlled government, other major targets within hours the city of Rabaul just hours be- enough to find us yet, Stephen cavorting with an American ly intones the network's identifi- not to launch manhunts for Ce- of receiving an "execute order'' fore a nearby volcano began Hawking says. friend. cation, "This is CNN." dras or other military leaders. from the president erupting early Monday. Speaking to about 3,500 people "What's important is making Feldon played Agent 99 - the "We are not in the business of "They'll want to move real "She's smoking away there like Friday, the physicist discounted sure that you can help others wife of Agent Maxwell Smart - manhunts against any specific quick with a show of force," the a chimney at the moment, spread- suggestions that UFOs contain from your own mistakes," she c on the TV sitcom "" individual." ing ash everywhere," National beings from outer space. said. "Youth for today is my main from 1965-70. officer said. Disaster and Emergency Ser- At the White House, Clinton "I think any visit by aliens theme. I want to try and say, 'OK, A new "Get Smart" series, Such a move could still come vices director Leith Anderson would be much more obvious and I made a mistake. I need a second starring Feldon and , met with White House Chief of under cover of darkness, but a said of the volcano. "We believe probably also much more unplea- chance.' So do we all out there, is expected to air as a midseason Staff Leon Panetta, Shalikashvili, majority of troops might be heli- we may have a major volcanic sant," said Hawking, a Cambri- too." replacement on Fox. Perry, Secretary of State Warren coptered or flown in, Instead of eruption within the next few dge University professor who Christopher and National Securi- resorting to the much more dan- hours or days." speaks through a voice synthe- ty Adviser Tony Lake. gerous option of parachute Rabaul, on the island of New sizer because of a progressive LOS ANGELES - Kate Mulgrew Compiled from staff and wire As some 20 warships and a drops, the senior officer said. Britain, is a picturesque port city nerve disorder. has agreed to boldly go where reports. force of 20,000 troops awaited "They'll still send in the tough whose bay is part of an ancient But he said that doesn't mean Genevieve Bujold would not. the president's final order to guys," the special forces units collapsed crater. The last major that there is not life on other Mulgrew will skipper a star- eruption there, in 1937, killed 507 planets. ship in "Star Trek: Voyager," the move. Perry described a three- that will be in charge of securing people. the airport and other primary "I prefer [another] possibility," spinoff series that is scheduled to phased military maneuver that The Australian Broadcasting he said. "There are other forms launch the new United Para- could be adjusted depending on sites, the officer said. Corp. said most residents had of intelligent life out there, but mount network in January. the outcome of Carter's talks. Light infantry and support been evacuated by road to the that we have been overlooked." Bujold had the job, but she "The entry will either be troops would then follow with the safety of other villages and Hawkings' book, "A Brief His- grounded herself after several forceable, or it will be semi- majority of the force in Haiti church missions about 18 miles tory of Time," sold more than 5 days of filming. permissive," he said. "Whi- within a day or two, he said. away. million copies. "The Starship Voyager is lucky chever way we go in... we are go- Rabaul airport was closed just to have such a gifted actress as ing in with a military force capa- before the Tavurvur volcano si- Give her another Kate Mulgrew at its helm," said ble of defending itself." tuated at the end of the runway t- Rick Berman, series creator and rupted before dawn. The last air- chance executive producer. The second phase Involves es- GO plane took off just before the Mulgrew, who appears in the tablishing a secure situation In eruption began, officials said. LONDON - OK, so cavorting movie "Camp Nowhere," was a Haiti, which the secretary ac- A series of volcanic earth- topless may not have been a good regular on ABC's soap opera FALCONS! quakes had rocked the city since knowledged could take a few idea. But the Duchess of York "Ryan's Hope." Sunday, Anderson said. Seismo- says she deserves a second months. The third phase calls for logists said the largest quake had chance. a S.l magnitude, which can cause "I've made a lot of mistakes Smart enough EXTRA! considerable damage. and it's really important that I LOS ANGELES - CNN is get- There were no reports of casu- can take in what I've learned, and ting smart. Mrs. Smart, that is - EXTRA! In The News alties. Damage was limited to then try to channel my energies Barbara Feldon is turning news landslides on roads leading into now into helping others," Sarah announcer. 51 years ago Little Al DiMarco put TNT into the city, 500 miles northeast of Ferguson said in an interview Beginning Sept. 25, Feldon can Bob Whittaker's "T" by pitching two Port Moresby. with BBC radio Friday. be heard introducing "CNN Pre- first quarter passes and setting up another score in pacing the Falcons to a 36-0 walloping of bewildered Central Michigan combine. POSTER SALE Join the Stampede A ' yJE'NG to bw-31 18 A.M. - 6 P.M. Try our Dally Lunch Specials! •\ Mon ...Garbage Dog Combo $2.99 Sept. 19 thru Sept. 23 " $Q) Tues ..200 Wings..... All Day! Wed...Beef-on-Weck Combo $2.99 • \ jf ERIC SCHMENK Student Services Thur ..Chicken Breast Combo $3.99 Forum Fri—1/4 lb. Weckburger Combo.. $2.99 [/ YouVe been recognized as last week's Combo Includes Regular Chip & 12oz. 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NAACP official's Now that's a bridge Game show death launches highlights University, queries, concerns city of BG by Elliott Minor "While I certainly do not main- The Associated Press tain that Mr. Barnes' murder was by Cynthia Kent racially or revenge-motivated, I The BC News DAWSON, Ga - As president think that this possibility de- of the local NAACP chapter, serves to be investigated to the James Lofton Barnes helped fullest possible extent," Vodicka blacks overcome racism and said in a letter to the depart- The glitz and glamour of tele- paved the way for them to be- ment's Civil Rights Division. vision came to Kobacker Hail come elected officials and com- Vodicka said he has nor Friday when the lottery show munity leaders. received a response. "Cash Explosion Double Play" When he was killed In what In- A few days before the murder, was taped as a part of its 1994 vestigators said was a robbery, Vodicka said, he and others were road show schedule. some residents were dissatisfied threatened by a white busi- "The city of Bowling Green and called on the U.S. Justice nessman who blamed blacks and went all out for the show," said Department to determine if his Bames, in particular, for prob- Karen Russo, Public Information death was racially motivated. lems facing the country. Officer of the Ohio Lottery Michael Simmons, 23, who In the 1960s, when Terrell Commission. "The Bowling works across the street from the Green Area Convention and Visi- Dawson NAACP office, is one of County was dominated by a white tors Bureau has welcomed us those who refuse to accept rob- establishment, Barnes helped with open arms and has worked blacks register to vote and some >.-, bery as a motive. very hard to make our schedule a "The majority of youth around of his children drove them to the : productive one." here don't believe that," he said. polls. '■' ?ri "It needs to be looked at a lot He participated in civil rights Each year the show does four deeper than just a robbery." marches in Alabama and Wash- or five road shows, and Bowling Barnes' body was found Sept. ington and filed a successful fed- Green was the first choice for the 10 in a pool of blood, lying by a eral lawsuit to change Terrell Northwest Ohio area The Uni- desk in his NAACP office in this County from an at-large system versity's large building was a Southwest Georgia farming town to a ward system. Blacks felt the major influence in deciding of 6,200. His wallet, empty of at-large system weakened their where to hold the taping, Russo cash, was found in the trash a voting power. said. "[The show] did many block away. different tours throughout the John Bankhead, a spokesman Fifty-eight percent of the coun- entire state of Ohio and decided for the Georgia Bureau of In- ty's 11,000 residents are black, 41 which facilities would hold such vestigation, said the 69-year-old percent are white and 1 percent a large crowd as this,"she said. Barnes died from a blow to the belong to other ethnic groups. Freshman architecture major head. Robert Hedge said watching the "Everything we've uncovered Today, Dawson has a black taping was "interesting" because so far points to robbery," Bank- mayor and four black city coun- he has never seen a televsion head said. "He had been scllii.g cil members. Terrell County has show being taped. raffle tickets ... and he was four black school board mem- known to have a large amount of bers, a black coroner, a black "A larger type of television cash on him." county commissioner, a black show brings good publicity for The $2 tickets were to help sheriff, a black school superin- the University," Hedge said. finance the state convention of tendent and a black high school "[The taping] was good for the the National Association for the principal. community." Two contestants Advancement of Colored People. were from Toledo, and one trav- "He was very friendly and he "He was a part of the changes eled from Kentucky to appear on trusted everybody," said Fred that have occurred," said Mayor the show. They were chosen from Jones, 42, who works in a store Robert Albritten. "At times he a drawing that occurs at the end next to the NAACP headquarters. was behind the scenes. At times of every show. "He didn't feel anybody would do he was on the forefront. It just "If you scratch off the word any wrong." depended on the kind of leader- entry three times [on a lottery A suspect, described as a black ship that was needed." ticket], send the card in to the man with a history of drug viola- Barnes' daughter, Lucy Boston address on the back with their tions, is being held on parole vio- of Decatur, said she supports a name and address and Sharon lations. He has not been chargea Justice Department In- and Paul could pull their names and he has not been identified. vestigation. out of the drum," Russo said. State investigator Jim Baker "We ... want the right thing If a contestant does appear on said evidence is being analyzed done and that person brought to the show, he or she is eligible to and results may take several justice," she said. win a minimum of $2,500. The weeks. winner gets $50,000 and could John Cole Vodicka, a civil "He taught us that we could be APPkoIo/Sleve Ciilllo win a maximum of $200,000. rights activist, asked the Justice leaders and that we could have a Department to investigate Bar- voice, not only In politics, but in The crew started the setup for Runners head toward San Francisco on the upper deck of the San Francisco Bay Bridge early Sunday the taping as early as last Tues- nes' death. He said Terrell education and other areas," Bos- Sept 18,1994, as part of the Ufeipan Bay Bridge 10k race. Wheelchair athletes, as well as walkers, County has a long history of vio- ton said. "He was my father, but participated in the event. day, and the camera crew taped lence and intimidation of blacks. he was a father to everybody." parts of the city and the Univer- sity that was aired along with the Rwanda show. They filmed the Wood County Court House, Victorian Britons are fixing roads and coordinating relief flights have Continued from page on*. Oil- Boom Houses and the Ice bridges. yet to hand over the control Arena, Russo said. Things that are easy to fix, like Massacres that wiped out en- tower to civilians. They said "Those who are really guilty need to be made damage to structures, are being tire villages were accomplished some Rwandans sent to replace examples, to show the people that those who Despite the excitement the tap- fixed already. Some gasoline with machetes, clubs, small arms them appeared to have no train- ing brought to the area, "Cash stations, restaurants and a few and occasionally grenades. Trie ing as air traffic controllers. do bad things will be punished, to show Explosion Double Play" was not other small businesses have re- ensuing military campaign in- During the slaughter, assassins others that it is bad to kill." the first major production that has come to the University. opened, but most factories re- volved some mortar fire, but not targeted educated and profes- Lazare Ndazaro main closed because of a lack of enough to do wide-scale, serious sional Tutsis. That extermination Keith Hofsaker, the technical workers and electrical power. damage. and the later flight of Hutu assistant to the rehabilitation minister director for the College of Musi- Austrian and American engi- Sabena, the Belgian airline, has professionals, managers and cal Arts, served as a liason be- neers expect to get the water become the first commercial skilled workers, will slow the re- What does Rwanda's disaster part in the massacres. Some be- tween the University and th? back on soon, Germans are res- carrier to resume service to Ki- covery. say of the former elite's leader- lieved ethnic hate broadcasts Cash Explosion team. He also tarting the power system and gali, but Canadian U.N. troops Officials trying to revive ship? saying they must ki II or be killed. was one of the technical direc- schools, health programs and "A lot of professional people Others were told they could have tors during Cash Explosion's other institutions do not know were involved in this one way or the land or other possessions of stay. their victims. how many teachers, doctors and another," said Alex deWaal of "[Cash Explosion Double Play] If the cycle of killing and other professionals were slain or Africa Rights, based in London. is the largest single television fled. The Justice Ministry say.-. In a country that is 85 percent revenge is to stop, Rwandans show as far as lighting and spe- only 40 of 700 judges remain. rural, many peasants also took must be convinced that justice will be done. cial effects," Hofsaker said. "With an opera or other musical "Those who are really guilty- events there is a lot more set; need to be made examples, to there is no set in this really." show the people that those who Most of the productions at the ot,GRATCIM770 do bad things will be punished, to University Is "musically orien- show others that it is bad to kill," ted," such as self-productions, said Lazare Ndazaro, assistant to on your '"V. operas and musicals. */ the rehabilitation minister. FREE FOOD RAFFLE Cassldy Bemhard Debbie Isgro DJ. 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BG soccer Falcons sink Midshipmen team blasts Offense racks up 480 yards in win Hilltoppers by Glen lubbert the strong safety and the defen- The BC News sive back did a good job of read- by Pat Murphy ing my eyes." The BG News For the second straight week, "It was an out cut by the wide the football team cruised to an out and my coach had told me to So many goals, so little easy victory, dismantling Navy sit down on the out cut because I time was the motto for the Saturday, 59-21. had help to the inside," Everhart Falcon soccer team Sunday. "They gave us a good licking," said. "So I just sat on it, read tht BG sustained a slight rally Navy coach George Chaump 's eyes and broke to to score three times in less said. the ball." than 14 mintues to down the It didn't take long for the Fal- Two plays later, Henry hit Western Kentucky Hilltop- cons to give the 23,948 fans flanker Rameir Martin on a pers, 5-1. something to cheer about as they 19-yard pass to put BG in the The Falcons wobbled out went 85 yards on their opening driver's seat at the half, 31-14. of the intermission to let drive to put points on the board "The game was certainly in WKU back into the game. first. balance at that particular point," Down 1-0, Hilltopper mid- Quarterback Ryan Henry con- BG coach Gary Blackney said. fielder Jeff Postle scored nected with split end Ronnie "Being able to get that turnover on a cross from Tony Hes- Redd with a 4-yard pass to the and our offensive ability to move ter and Patrick Parker at corner of the north end zone. down and score took Navy out of 56:43. Navy responded with a 71-yard its game plan." BG cut down the Hilltop- drive of their own to tie the game pers for good six minutes at 7. For the next three pos- "The game is 60 minutes long,' later. sesions each team scored, put- Chaump said. "One play. I wish it "After another team ting BG up 21-14 with 7:28 left in meant that much. I wish the psy- scores, the next five the half. chology of that stuff was as great minutes are really impor- On Navy's next two possessions as you think it was. It makes for tant. Unfortunately, we the Falcon defense was able to sensational writing, but you've have to come out really shut down the Midshipmen, forc- got to stop people to win football hard and try to let them ing them to punt and giving BG a games." know they are not going to chance to get ahead. But Navy Navy scored once in the second stay in the game much was able to hold the Falcons from half, but the Falcons answered longer," said BG mid- getting into the end zone Only with 28 points of their own. fielder Steve Klein. place-kicker Brian Leaver Henry tossed four touchdown WKU's hopes of winning scored, booting a 32-yard field passes, which tied the school re- the game ended on Frank goal to put the Falcons up 24-14. cord for TD passes in a single Frostino's goal at 62:54. But the turning point came on game. Frostino took a pass from Navy's ensuing possession. On a Joe Burch and headed a first-and-10 play on its own 24, "I can't stress the play of the one-hopper past Hilltopper Midshipmen quarterback Jim offensive line enough," Henry goalkeeper Lee Hunt. The Kubiak's pass was intercepted by said. "They opened the holes for goal was Frostino's second BG corner Tony Everhart, who the running backs and I don't of the year. returned it to Navy's 20-yard think we had a sack today. My The Brown and Orange line. jersey was relatively clean at the stretched their lead to 3-1 "They played some sort of rob- end of the game, so that's a big eight minutes later. Substi- ber," Kubiak said. "I lost track of credit to the offensive line." tution player Dave Kindl, one of the solid BG subs of the day, scored on a re- bound from Klein. Kindl is Defense keys BG second on the team with four goals. "We brought people off the bench - that gave us blowout over Navy positive minutes. I dont think there was a person we brought off the bench that by Mike Kazlmore "When they went up by 17 it didn't give us positive The BC News really changed the game," Ku- minutes," head coach Gary biak said. "After that, they pretty Palmisano said. While the Bowling Green much knew we needed to throw Some of the most positive offense has ran wild the last two the ball so they were able to tee- minutes came from sopho- weekends, the defensive unit has off and really put a lot of pres- more forward Michael quietly played brilliantly as well. sure on us. James. James, standing just BG's offense posted 59 points After intermission, Kubiak 5-6 and weighing 155 against Navy, but it was the de- only managed to complete 7 of 15 pounds, played large fense that turned in the play of passes for just 98 yards. against the Hilltoppers. He the game. "When the score got out a* came in late in the first half Down 24-14, Navy's quarter- hand they just played nickle and and buzzed around the back Jim Kubiak tried to lead his dime defenses against us," Ku- field, terrorizing the WKU team downfield for one last score biak said. "I dont care who you defenders. The Vermilion, before intermission. On the open- are, it's just tough to throw the Ohio native scored his first ing play of the drive, Kubiak was football in that situation." goal of the season at 76:11 intercepted by defensive back Coming into the game, Black- from Burch and Klein. Tony Everhart. ney was concerned with how his "Michael James, with his Everhart returned the pick to team would respond against Na- pace is a great player com- the Navy 20-yard line and the vy's dangerous passing attack. ing off. As the game opens Falcon offense needed just two Kubiak, who entered the Tht BC Newi/Ron HUHnf r up, players are starting to plays to put the ball in the end contest with over 500 yards pass- Bowling Green's Rameir Martin goes up high to pull down a Ryan Henry past for a touchdown in the get fatigued and he has his zone. ing in two games, was held to second quarter of the Falcon 59-21 victory over Navy Saturday. The Falcons racked up 480 yards of pace and his energy to under 200 yards by the BG de- offense and Henry threw four touchdown passes In the romp. play," added Palmisano. "At that point I knew that the fense. James agreed that he is team needed a big play," Ever- "I thought we played pretty the Falcon sparkplug. hart said. "It didn't really matter well defensively overall," Black- Over the pond and "It's my role in the game, who made the play, I was just ney said. "I was impressed with to come in of f the bench and glad it turned out to be me" the play of our defensive backs. through the hoop try to do what I can," James "That was a big play because We had a couple of breakdowns, said. the game was certainly in the but after that long touchdown to the library we go!l! balance at that point," head pass we settled down and played coach Gary Blackney said. 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by Chuck Melvln Eric Turner added the ex- volleyball team The Associated Press clamation point on the Browns' 29-point second half, byMlkeKazlmore game, and they were able to take a 93-yard interception return The BC News advantage of our mistakes." CLEVELAND - Buddy Ryan with two minutes left after Jay The Cardinals' set put them- should have been taking notes. Schroeder had replaced selves in position to win the The longtime defensive co- McMahon. The opening weekend of the match with a tough service game ordinator-turned-head coach The Cardinals entered Sun- Mid-American Conference vol- BSU racked up 11 service aces to could have learned a few day's game with the NFL's leyball season started with the BG'ssix. things from Cleveland's Bill lowest-ranked offense, and the league's premier matchup - "I felt that we could have Belichick on Sunday as the they looked it. Bowling Green vs. Ball State. served a little tougher." Van De Browns shut out Ryan's Ari- They had minus-1 yard on The two perennial MAC Walle said. "Then, on their zona Cardinals 32-0. It was the offense in the first quarter, powerhouses didn't disappoint a serves, it just seemed like we first time Ryan was blanked in didn't get a first down until 10 crowd of more than 750 as they weren't passing into our specific his six seasons as a head minutes remained in the sec- battled through a tough five- zones, and anytime that happens coach, including five at Phila- ond period, and got past mid- game match at Anderson Arena. it creates a lot of confusion." delphia. field five times in the game •The Cardinals managed to walk Carlyn Essllnger and Jessica Arizona (0-3), uninspired by Two of those forays ended in away with the win, however, as Andrasko paced the Falcons as Ryan's decision to start Jim long missed field goals by they dropped BG 15-12, 9-1S. they recorded 25 and 24 kills, re- McMahon at quarterback In Greg Davis, one from 49 yards 15-7,10-15 and 15-9. spectively. place of , was and the other from 58; two ; "It was certainly a big match "I think that we ran the middle shut out for the first time others were stopped by inter- for both teams," BG head coach very well," Van De Walle said. since 1991. The Browns (2-1) ceptions, including Turner's. Denise Van De Walle said. "Carlyn at times was literally un- got their first shutout at The Browns started slowly "There's no doubt about it, it was stoppable." Cleveland Stadium since 1983 on offense but got a lift late in definitely a showdown. It was Friday night the Falcons dis- and their first on any field the first quarter when rookie two evenly matched teams bat- posed of the Western Michigan since 1991, stopping the Car- intercepted tling it out, and they just hap- Broncos in a relatively easy four- dinals on the 2 with one second McMahon's pass to set them pened to play a little better." set match. left. up at the Arizona 31. Seven The Falcons' efforts fell a little After cruising to 15-6,15-4 vic- , stung by plays later, short when they couldn't come up tories in the first two games BG six in his pre- kicked a 32-yard for with the big plays during the dropped a 14-16 decision before vious two games, ran for one a3-0halftimelead. fifth and deciding game. wrapping things up in the fourth touchdown and passed for two Short punts led to the "The biggest thing about the game, 15-7. more, including an 81-yard Browns' two third-quarter rally game is that every mistake catch-and-run by rookie Der- — Testaverde's APphoto/PfcllLoni will cost you a point," Van De Lori Hilton led the Falcons in rick Alexander in the fourth 1-yard sneak and Tommy Var- Arizona's Jim McMahon tries to avoid a tackier during Cleve- Walle said. "Ball State became a setting a school record with eight quarter. dell's 16-yard reception. land's 32-0 victory Sunday. little more offensive during tliat solo blocks. Florida keeps top ranking

by Rick Warner The Associated Press

Top-ranked Florida increased its lead over No. 2 Nebraska In The Associated Press poll Sunday, while Penn State climbed to No. 5 following its third straight rout. Florida widened its margin over Nebraska from nine points to 17 points after beating Ten- nessee 31-0 Saturday, the Vol- unteers' worst home defeat in 70 years. The Gators received 33 first- place votes and 1,507 points from a nationwide media panel. Ne- braska, which defeated visiting UCLA 49-21, got 20 first-place votes and 1,490 points. Nebraska still is No. 1 in the USA Today-CNN coaches' poll, S A.B.C. J but its lead over Florida was nar- rowed to six points. > GUM C% Florida State, which downed Wake Forest 56-14, remaine.1 third in the AP poll with three first -place votes and 1,376 points. Idle Michigan held fourth with one first and 1336 points. Penn State moved up one spot after beating Iowa 61-21. The Nittany Lions, who have won their first three games by an average of 39 points, got three first-place votes and 1,317 points.

Rounding out the Top 10 were Miami, Colorado, Arizona, Notre Dame and Auburn. Miami and Arizona each got one first-place vote. The Hurricanes, who were off Saturday, dropped one place. Colorado stayed No. 7 after beat- ing Wisconsin 55-17, idle Arizona moved up one place, Notre Dame fell one spot after rallying to beat Michigan State 21-20 and Auburn rose one place after defeating LSU 30-26.

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He dual meet defense and going to a good football play." games by Dallas and Cleveland, Chaump on BG's dominance - give it to Barry sidestepped the Steelers' blitzing ran off 22 yards on three carries Foster. defense for what yardage he did before Morris' screen pass and by Mike Kazlmore "/ like to give credit where credit is due. I'll give credit to their football Foster ran for 179 yards and a manage, but quarterback Jim O'Donnell's second touchdown The BG News team. Their coaches and players did an outstanding job. They gave us a touchdown in his biggest game in Harbaugh wilted under pressure pass of the game. good licking." more than two years to upstage as the Colts' offense was nonex- ODonnell, 22 of 35 for 254 While both the men's and Chaump on whether a late first half Interception was the Faulk as the Steelers beat the istent for 21/2 quarters. yards, also hit on a women's cross country difference In the game Colts 31-21 Sunday. Morris added 56 yards as thii 27-yard touchdown pass play that teams were victorious this "The game is 60 minutes long. I wish one play meant that much.l wish Bam Morris, Foster's rookie Steelers' two tailbacks out rushed cut the Colts' lead to 14-7 at 9:58 weekend, they took quite the pyschology of that stuff was as great as you think it was. It makes backup, scored once and turned a Faulk 235-61. Overall, the of the second quarter. The different paths to get there. routine screen pass into a for sensational writing but you've got to stop good football teams." Steelers (2-1) outgained the Colts Steelers tied it on Foster's The women's team Coach Blackney on BG offense 49-yard gain ahead of Neil O'- coasted to an easy 19-36 500-179 and outrushed them 29-yard run on a drive kept alive "On the offensive side of the ball, ue've got a lot of weapons. Ryan's Donnell's go-ahead 8-yard touch- 261-73. by a questionable illegal contact victory over Kent State down pass to John L. Williams. Both teams played in old-time penalty on Colts cornerback Da- while the men's squad playing well and so are the wide receivers and running backs. " Ronald Humphrey returned uniforms as part of the NFL's mon Watts. sweated out a 27-28 win. Blackney on the BG offensive line the opening kickoff 95 yards and 75th anniversary celebration. The Steelers, now 8-0 against "We knew going into the "/ think the difference in our football team right now is the offensive Quentin Coryatt returned O'- The Steelers' uniforms were pat- the Colts in Three Rivers Sta- meet that it was going to be line. They're opening up some holes and giving Ryan some protection Donnell's fumble 78 yards to terned after those of the 1933 dium, took a 17-14 halftime lead a very close race," men's and he's making some plays. But if you don't have that offensive line in make it 14-0 in the second quar- football Pirates, the city's origi- on Gary Anderson's 46-yard field head coach Sid Sink said. sync and playing together, it doesn 't matter how many weapons you ter, but the Colts (1-2) didn't have nal NFL franchise. The Colts goal on the final play of the half. "I'm just happy that we have." the offense to sustain the lead. sported the Johnny Unitas look of Morris finished off the Colts were able to come away Blackney on BG's last too games Foster, averaging just 2.8 the 1958 Colts. with his first NFL touchdown, a with the win." "To be a good football team, you need to make plays and be consistent. yards per carry following ankle Harbaugh, 9 of 20 for 120 1-yard run with 2:28 remaining. Tim Amdt paced the Fal- That's what our team has done over the last two games." surgery, thrived in his battle of yards, was intercepted by Kevin Foster's 100-yard game was his cons' efforts with a second- BG quarterback Ryan Henry on offensive line the backs against Faulk, nearly Henry on the Colts' final posses- first since the seventh game of place finish. Amdt, coming outgaining the Colts all by him- sion and was effective only dur- the 1993 season, two weeks be- off a week in which he "/ can't stress the play of the offensive line enough. They opened the self. It was Foster's best game ing a 66-yard scoring drive ended fore he sustained a season- didn't race, finished with a holes for the running backs. And I don't think we had a sack today. My since gaining a career-high 190 by his 19-yard TD pass to Sean ending ankle injury against Buf- time of 26:58 - 12 seconds jersey was relatively clean after the game." yards against the Jets on Sept. 13, Dawkins that made it 21-17 in the falo. off the winner's time. Henry on BG's effectiveness In the passing game "Tim really ran a great "/ think the fact that they play a lot of zone coverage and play their race," Sink said. "I was defensive backs relatively deep off the ball allowed us to take advantage very Impressed with his of those factors." THE EDGE performance, especially Henry on the difference between last and this year's since he didn't race last squads weekend." Howling Green 59, Navy 21 "In my mind, I think last year's teams and this year's team are two Although Amdt put in BG's best time, Jim Weck- different teams. We're such a close unit on the offensive and defensive Quarterback: esser and Tom Williams ;"il",,l'lrMfl"n •'"'■"""-'"— "-'" " proved to be the difference Jim Kubiak threw two interceptions, both of which lead to Bowling Green touchdowns, and in the meet. Both Falcons Scoreboard ct he passed for less than 200 yards for the first time this season. Ryan Henry hooked up on held off KSU runners in the closing seconds of the race four touchdown passes to tie a school record. Henry has now thrown 131 consecutive passes Mid-American Navy— McGrew 12 run (Bucchianeri without an interception dating back to last season. to preserve the victory. League Overall kick) "We had to win both of W L T W L T BG— Cates 28 pass from Henry Running Backs: those fights if we wanted to Western Mich 1 0 0 3 0 0 (Leaver kick) win, and we were able to do Bowling Green 1 0 0 2 1 0 BG— Parker I run (Leaver kick) For the second straight game the Bowling Green backfield managed to gain more than 240 that," Sink said. "It was just yards on the ground. Three BG running backs managed to reach the 70 yard barrier in Central Mich. 1 0 0 2 1 0 BG— Parker 4 run (Leaver kick) a really exciting meet. It Kent Saturday's contest. Navy's ground attack fizzled throughout the game. 1 0 0 1 1 0 came down to the end, and Toledo 0 0 0 2 1 0 TEAM STATISTICS fortunately our guys were Ball State 0 0 0 0 2 0 BG Nsvy Wide Receivers and Tight Knds: able to hold them off." Ohio 0 0 0 0 2 0 First Downs 29 18 The women won the top Miami 0 1 0 0 2 1 Matt Scornavecchi hauled in three passes for 97 yards -- including a 49-yard touchdown. Rushes-yards 54-254 32-131 three spots at the meet on Eastern Mich. 0 1 0 0 3 0 BG's Ronnie Redd tied a school record by catching a pass for the 37 consecutive game. Passing yards 237 198 their way to an easy vic- Akron 0 1 Redd also managed to find the endzone twice, once on a nifty stop-and-go route down the 0 0 3 0 56 tory. Tracey Losi finished Saturday 110 Passes left sideline. Rameir Martin also had a big game, catching four balls for 59 yards. first with a time of 18:51, Bowling Green 59. Navy 21 18-29-0 15-28-2 Punts 2-37 while Laura Hall and Purdue 49. Ball State 21 5-43 freshman Christin Lacroix Toledo 47. Liberty 37 Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-0 Penalites-yards 3-30 Offensive lane placed second and third, re- Central Mich. 30. Eastern Mich. 29 8-68 Time of Possession 35:39 24:01 The BG big men continued their outstanding play. The running backs had a variety of holes spectively. Kent 32. Akron 16 "We won the top three to choose from while Henry had plenty of time to look downfiled on each passing play. Utah State 5. Ohio 0 Q places, and anytime you can INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Navy's offensive line was never able to give Kubiak that extra second that he often needed Miami 17. Cincinnati 17 do that you're going to be Western Mich. 23. Iowa State 19 RUSHING—Navy. McGrew 19-62. to complete the big play. very successful," head Navy 7 7 7 0 21 Nelson 3-22, Jefferson 3-21. Williams coach Steve Price said. Bowling Green 14 17 14 14 59 4-11. Smith I -4. Kubiak 2-3. BG. Davis Defensh e Line: "The race was held in a BG—Redd 4 pass from Henry (Leaver 14-75, Parker 12-73. Cates 18-70. downpour so the times were kick) Kidwell 2-11. Henry 2-6. Dunaway 2-5. Once again the Falcons defensive line refused to be pushed around. BG was able to control a little bit slower, but over- Navy—Scomavacchi 49 pass from Card 4-3. Q the line of scrimmage and effectively shut down the Midshipmen's running attack. On the all I think we ran a really Kubiak (Bucchianeri kick) PASSING— Navy. Kubiak 15-28-2- other side of the ball, BG's offensive line manhandled Navy. Henry rarely had to throw good race. BG— Parker 23 run (Leaver kick) 198. BG. Henry 16-23-0-208. Kidwell under pressure and the the running backs were given plenty of room to run. "Kent has a runner that is Navy—Williams I run (Bucchianeri 1-5-0-21. Hecklinski 1-1-0-8. an All-American in track at kick) 800-meters, and she fin- BG—Redd 35 pass from Henry (Leaver RECEIVING— Navy. Dixon 4-36. : ished fourth. I was really kick) Scomavacchi 3-97. Hickman 3-28. impressed that we had BG—FG Leaver 47 Jefferson 3-18. Mill 1-17. Williams 1-2. Navy's''s linebackers played a solid game, however they constantly had to make tackles five three people finish in front BG— Martin 19 pass from Henry BG. Redd 5-74. Martin 4-59. Williams tf and six yards behind the line of scrimmage. BG's linebacking crew was once again lead by of Kent's top runner." (Leaver kick) 4-41. Card 2-20. Cates 1-28. Stover 1-8, Vince Palko. Palko paced the team with 12 tackles. When Navy's running backs did BG— Dunaway 5 run (Leaver kick) Parker 1-7. occassionally find a hole in the BG defensive line the linebackers were there to fill it..

Defensive Hacks: DOUBLE SAVINGS Henry seemed to have little problems finding open receivers in the Navy secondary. Also,

Couching: Gary Blackney and the rest of his coaching staff came up with another brilliant game plan Q against the Midshipmen. Navy coach George Chaump should be wondering why he fired his when the defense is allowing 54 points per game.

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r ~ — - ^^^^^^^a^- Sports The BG News a P gc eight Monday, September 19, 1994 Bungling Bengals bombed by Bledsoe by Joe Kay to a 31-28 victory over the win- making big play after big play. threw a 7-yard fourth quarter that highlighted a down the right sideline and Bled- The Associated Press less Cincinnati Bengals. Bledsoe had 20 completions of at touchdown pass to an uncovered 99-yard drive. Klingler's 4-yard soe, under pressure, lofted the Bledsoe had his club-record least 10 yards. Carl Pickens - Rod Smith lost toss to a wide-open Pickens and ball perfectly over Timpson's CINCINNATI -- Same old story fourth straight 300-yard game in The Patriots (1-2) needed the track of him in the end zone - Broussard's two-point run made shoulder for the 34-yard touch- for the New England Patriots: an offense that has become de- high-powered passing and seven and Darnay Scott got behind it 31-28 with 1:13 left. But the down that put New England Drew Bledsoe Is brilliant, the cidedly un-Bill Parcells and is sacks by the defensive front to the secondary on third-and-Iong Patriots recovered the onside ahead to stay. Safety Louis Oliver pass defense is porous. Only the throwing nearly every down. The overcome a third straight woeful for a 56-yard catch that set up a kick. got there at the last second, bu; ending was different Sunday - second-year quarterback com- showing by the secondary. Cin- momentous third-quarter touch- Klingler completed 21 of 29 for the throw was right where it had they won. pleted 30 of SO for 365 yards, set- cinnati (0-3) scored three times down. Steve Broussard's 8-yard a career-high 266 yards against to be. Bledsoe's perfect 34-yard ting his receivers up for another because of breakdowns in the run marked the Bengals' first the league's worst pass defense. touchdown pass to Michael round of big numbers. secondary, which has given up third-quarter touchdown in 22 The Patriots clinched it with Timpson overcame more misad- Timpson and Ben Coates each more than 1,000 yards and 11 games. Bledsoe saved the Patriots with Marion Butts' 1-yard run, his ventures by a hold-your-breath went over 100 yards receiving touchdown passes in three Klingler and Scott also teamed his best pass of the afternoon. second of the day, making it pass defense and led the Patriots for the second straight week by games. for a 49-yard pass play in the Timpson got behind Mike Brim 31-20 in the fourth quarter. Classifieds

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