FORUM SPORTS Columnists say crush Fresno State in bloody Change in strategy in second half allows uprising, what to be thankful for Thursday Monday Spartans 89-77 win over CSU Northridge SPARTANSee page 2 DAILY See page 4 Volume 111, No. 60 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 November 23, 1998 Stanford Fresno State squeezes Spartans interception soccer stops SJSU
By Kevin W. Hecteman Staff Editor The Spartan men's soccer team comeback could have had a 4-1 win in regula- tion. returner, Jaime It didn't happen that way. By Aaron Williams Kimbrough took The Spartans Senior Mut Writer both the ball and the momen- took host Stanford tum and sailed 96 yards down to the wire before dropping the As Brian Vye's pass sailed untouched for a touchdown of opener of the NCAA Men's Soccer his own. Championship 3-2 in triple overtime. behind Casey LeBlanc, defen- sive back Vernon Fox snatched "You have to dig down deep in Two Spartan goals were disal- a bad lowed for illegal actions. Stanford the football and the Spartans situation," Kimbrough was credited hopes for a come-from-behind said. "They were gaining with one goal San Jose momentum, and we really need- State University thought it had victory out of the air. But for six minutes of a wild ed to do something to spark the saved at the last moment. In the team." third overtime period, SJSU was 'fourth quarter, the outcome of undone by an own goal. Saturday's 24-21 Fresno State SJSU defensive lineman Abdul-Salaam Noah said rever- Two Spartan players were ejected University win was anything but certain. sal of momentum back to the in the second half, forcing SJSU to Bulldogs was like someone get by with only nine players for the With 6:30 left in the game, final 41 minutes Omarr Smith, waving his arms switching the hot water to cold of the contest. as you're taking a shower. "We came out with all our heart," from side to side like a baseball umpire making a safe call, The score gave the Bulldogs a Spartan midfielder Lars Lyssand 10-point cushion, 24-14 with just said. "It was an grabbed a Jeff Roberts punt. As awesome perfor- under six minutes to play. mance by everyone." the Bulldog players stood around thinking Smith had But the roller coaster ride Stanford coach Bobby Clark held was far from over for both his called for a fair catch, he the opponent in high regard. Bulldogs and Spartans. "You've got to give full praise to strapped momentum on his back, juiced one Bulldog defend- Deonce Whitaker, who set San Jose State," Clark said. another NCAA record for num- Clark added that he felt it was a er and raced 88 yards for a touchdown. ber of kickoff returns in a season shame that one of the two Bay Area with 51, blasted his way to near schools in the The quick strike pulled San tournament had to midfield with a 38-yard lose. Jose State University (4-8, 3-5 kick Western Athletic Conference) return with 5:45 remaining in "We should have won the game," the game. Whitaker, who had Spartan midfielder Citter within three points for the first time all day, 17-14. kept the Spartans in the game Hernandez said. "We were still play- with his monstrous rushing day, ing "Whenever we do something with heart and emotion. We added a little more magic. trained hard for a good, it seems like something week. Sometimes Facing fourth-and-two, things don't go your way." had happens," Smith said. Unfortunately, for Smith and Whitaker kept the Spartans' The Spartans came out blazing chances alive with a 14-yard right off the opening whistle. The the Spartans, he was right. Smith must have unstrapped scamper around the left side. Six 1,471 in attendance barely had time plays later, he stepped into the to sit down before Brandon Snyder momentum at the goal line, took the kickoff and passed the ball to because on the ensuing kickoff, Adriano Allain, who fed it to Chad Fresno State running back/ kick See Football, page 6 Harper. Harper proceeded to blow it by Stanford goalkeeper Adam Brian Maur tin Bail% Zapala. Forwards Chad Harper (left) and Aman Kebreab Just like that. The game wasn't (right) try to head the ball in a first round game of the NCAA Men's Soccer Championship against Stanford University Saturday night at New Maloney See Soccer, page 3 Field. The Spartans lost the game in sudden death overtime 3-2. Sorority promotes cultural diversity Sigma Omicron Pi unites music, Chris Menton's/ Spartan Dails dance from multiple cultures Tlmeout, the Fresno State University Bulldog, makes a lap around the field after stealing the shield belonging to the San Jose State for philanthropic fund-raiser University mascot, Spartan Man, Saturday at Sweeney Field in Fresno. Two Fresno fans were ejected from the stadium after they By Marcus Ulrich About 380 people came to the Stall Writt r Loma Prieta Ballroom if the attacked Spartan Man. Student Union to see the show, Nearly a dozen groups repre- according to Young. senting Polynesian, Japanese, Money raised at the event Mascots make mischief Mexican and other cultures totaled $1,143, according to came together for a multicul- Young. Any money left after the By Aaron Williams the game. "I grabbed his shirt, tural show sponsored by the cost of holding the event is paid Senior Staff Writer and he threw a punch to my hel- Sigma Omicron Pi sorority. will be used to buy items need- met." Unik was the name of the ed by Next Door, Young said. Fresno State University beat Another fan joined in as the Thursday night multicultural Next Door is a nonprofit the Spartans 24-21 Saturday, fracas escalated. show. The performances ranged organization that provides ser- but some of the most exciting "At that point Spartan Man from a Mexican folk dance vices for people affected by action of the day came from the just 'freaked,' "said one Spartan group called Los Lupenos to domestic violence, according to sidelines. observer. Japanese Taiko drummers a Next Door pamphlet. During the third quarter, as "It seemed like I was going to called Kaji Yama Taiko. San Jose State University San Jose State University was get killed," Spartan Man said. "I think (the show) really was a good place to have the trying to overcome a 17-0 half- "That's when I pulled my sword helped to break down racial event because the university is time deficit, Spartan Man out." barriers because there were culturally diverse, Sigma SJSU's mascot was being Spartan Man's shield and Vietnamese, Japanese. Omicron Pi member Caryn Lim taunted, verbally abused and sword are authentic articles, not Hispanic and other performers, said . accosted by a group of Fresno props. and everyone applauded for Jane Tran, the Sigma State fans. Stadiumpolice were called everyone else," audience mem- Omicron Pi member who orga- The ruckus started when and escorted two men out of the ber Yee Sim said. nized the event, said she was Fresno's bulldog mascot, stadium, charging them with The event was meant to happy so many people from dif- Timeout, took Spartan Man's verbal abuse. increase cultural diversity in ferent cultures came to the shield and ran to the other side It was not known at press the Bay Area. said sorority show. Tran said she plans to of the field. time if any charges were filed President Elaine Young. She make the show bigger and bet- As Spartan Man looked against the two men. Rosalinda Garza/ Spartan Daily also said the event is Sigma ter next year. around for Timeout, some fans In a related incident, two Omicron Pi's philanthropy Audience member William in the student sections started male cheerleaders for SJSU Kathy Ng and Kok Chong practice twirling the ribbons used dur- event, which she hopes will give Smith said he enjoyed the vari- yelling obscenities at him. complained to stadium security ing the ribbon and candle dance for their performance at the Unik the sorority a good image to the ety of cultures represented in "I went out to get him that unruly fans were calling Multicultural Show. The performers are members of the Chinese public. (Timeout) and some punk got in them "cheerqueers" for the Club from Independence High School in San Jose. See Sorority, page 6 my face," Spartan Man said after majority of the day. Four good reasons Genetic altering why we should give threatens to remove thanks for nothing human uniqueness urkey Day fast Within a few tapproaches and it's years it may ime to think about be possible to all the things we can give protect your children from thanks for. genetic predispositions for The International violence, diseases and Space Station We can mental illness. be thankful for our pro- To save a future gener- jected $94 billion part in ation the heartache of the joint project with cancer, schizophrenia and Russia, Canada, Japan other ailments is the and the member nations noblest of endeavors, but I i i i of the European Space science needs to err on the Agency. I mean, what a side of caution. S 11 / / / ( ii ,ii. bargain, folks. By the If a pregnant woman time it's finished, it will has a family history of be bigger than a football breast cancer, she could field, weigh 460 tons and have as much living have a artificial human chromosome designed to space as four three-bedroom houses. Let's see, order certain cells to commit suicide inserted that's roughly $8 billion a bedroom, just for our into the embryo. astronauts. Of course, we could put our money When the child grows to adulthood and devel- into less costly high-altitude balloons to perform ops cancer, doctors can activate the gene with an some of the same experiments as the space sta- injection and the cancer cells commit suicide, tion. But they don't give us anything to worry Fresno must be crushed by Spartan uprising saving the host. about when they come back down to Earth. If the Stanford Tree to arms. This is a revolutionary method to treat and Forget and the you thought the recent Leonid meteor showers Phoenix Five. There is only one We may never beat the eventually cure people who have potentially baby comes Bulldogs in were spectacular, wait until this rivalry of concern in California. hoops or on the gridiron, but that stuff is fatal genetic traits, as described in an article in space junk home to roost when it gets hit by the I am calling all Spartans to arms. We really inconsequential. the Nov. 9 Newsweek. at thousands of Let's beat them The step just past this one is the we've got flying around Earth must crush the evil red horde from the where it really counts in sophomoric genetic be a light show. equivalent to a cure for individualism and miles an hour. Now, that'll Central Valley and we must take no pris- verbal barrages and asinine pranks. Ibbacco Settlements The $206 bil- The oners. I want to see a brotherhood of blue uniqueness. lion deal worked out among all 50 states and the After a seven- and gold the next time The catch is this what if the gene for schiz- Morris, R.J. or eight-year period in those mongrels four tobacco giants (Philip which the San Jose hop in their combines and make their ophrenia is also the gene for creativity? Instead Reynolds, Brown and Williamson and Lorillard) State/ Fresno State rivalry has died down, those damned way to the big city. of leading a long and fulfilling life, the person will mean about $25 billion over the next 25 Bulldogs have crossed I want Timeout to tuck his tail lives a long uneventful life with only the memo- years for California. That's about a billion dol- the line. They accosted Spartan Man. between his legs and go home knowing ries of his or her talent. lars a year for a state whose costs for smoking- During the V11.1" \\ 1111.1/111 what a bitch we think Mrs. Timeout is. If science doesn't keep itself in check, not only related illnesses are nearly $1.7 billion a year, third quarter of the Spartans' 24-21 loss to the Bulldogs I want someone to take Jerry could parents choose to set a cure in motion for with an ever-increasing older population much diseases and defects, they could choose personal- Saturday, the iui Tarkanian's towell never knew a grown more likely to develop disease in the next quar- Fresno State fans and their I s i mascot, a bulldog named Timeout, treated man still needed a woogie. ity traits to eliminate or physical attributes to ter century. Let's see, the four big guys sell about our mighty Spartan as though he were a After hearing 5-foot-6 Deonce enhance. $50 billion a year in cigarettes. Over the next 25 in a garbage can Whitaker called a midget and our male cheerlead- Instead of a "black sheep" in the family who years that's 1.25 gangly freshman who gets thrown quadrillion dollars in sales, and during his first few weeks of high school. ers "cheerqueers" all day long, I want us to actually paints landscapes and rides a Harley, yet anoth- we're going to get a billion a year. Sounds about According to eyewitnesses, Timeout stole do some homework and find dirt on Fresno players er conformist is born. right, don't you think? Even better, the money that will make them come unglued. I want Instead of a social introvert who solves the can be used Spartan Man's shield, and as he was looking for the us to as the government sees fit. Thank mangy mutt, he was beaten both verbally and phys- talk about their mothers. I want us to problem of the world hunger from behind the goodness we won't have to keep our eyes on the talk about ically by the drunken red menace in the students their wives and your children. I want to ask closed doors of his lab, another "friendly face" is money. Chris section of Sweeney Field. Herren if he wants a drink. added to the multitude. North Korea U.S. intelligence officials "I went to get him (Timeout) and some punk got I want to pretend to be an NCAA official How boring! have concluded that North Korea, in violation of and in my face, and that's a whole 'nother story," the serve Tarkanian with a bogus lawsuit for recruiting So much for variety and competition. Survival a 1994 agreement, is manufacturing plutonium violations. I of the fittest would be raised to new levels and for masked Spartan Man said. "I grabbed his shirt and want Spartan Man to challenge nuclear weapons in a secret underground Avondre Jones, life spans may be lengthened, but those without site. Say now, there's a good thing for a he threw a punch to my helmet." the Fresno State basketball player country Then, arrested for brandishing a the benefit of technology would be thrust into whose people are starving to be doing with its instead of deciding the matter Spartan Samurai sword last sea- Mano-a-drunken slob, a few of his buddies joined son, to a duel at center court. I want Spartan Man new dark age. resources. It will definitely keep our military The result the fracas. That's when, according to eyewitness to use his sword and serve up Bulldog slush kebab. would be armies of genetically machine well oiled for the foreseeable future. to the Spartan felthffil. engineered children vying for perfection. These Arid it could quite possibly bring back the account*, Spartan Man freaked. Cold it seemed like I was going to get killed,' he said. Normally I don't buy into all this rah-rah crap genetic snobs Would seek the same in their own War, which would ultimately bring back those rm supposed to children and *world that prefers the designer nifty spy vs. spy novels we've so missed the last 'That's when I pulled out my sword." be MiObjective Journalist, remem- Kudos to you, Spartan Man. That's the kind of ber but after seeing what the only people who baby over the old-fashioned one would emerge. few years. Thank the great spies in the sky, I can action we need care to The movie "Gattica," portraying a world hardly wait. if we are going to ever get respect consider us a rival think of us, I had to from the Bulldog faithful. change my stance. We were laughed at and picked where people are categorized by their genetic The Impeachment Proceedings Have God knows on by a bunch of makeup as valid or invalid, was weak as an you seen the proceedings the last couple of days? they don't respect us when it comes to hicks and farmers. our high We live in Silicon adventure story but not far off the mark scien- Ken Starr has confirmed my belief that the leg- -profile sports like football and basketball. Valley, for Christ's sake. They They've dominated us for the past seven or eight live in a place where the tifically. islative branch of this great country's govern- state feels it safe enough to years. They really build prisons. We are the llth largest I don't believe science is looking for answers ment in second to none. His answers pardon consider us nothing more than a city in locust on their alfalfa crops a plague that invades America. The highlight of their year is when the in this area will be a mistake. Saving lives and me, evasions were almost as well-rehearsed increasing their city limits like a curse from God. temperature dips below 100 degrees. We have cul- the enjoyment of life for others is as Clinton's before the grand jury a few weeks ture, what everyone wants. ago. Starr could sell snake oil And while you and I know that Fresno is nothing nightlife and a variety of entertainment to a snake. The options. Their idea If I could save my children from a life of crime, way this guy doesn't answer straightforward more than a hick town, built so truckers had some- of culture is going to a tractor where to relieve pull and putting I would do it, but that should be my child's deci- questions is truly inspiring. It almost makes me themselves on the way to real cities Grey Poupon on their corn dogs. like Los We must rise up my fellow sion, not mine. want to become a lawyer so I, too, can learn how Angeles, San Francisco and San Jose, they Spartans, 'cue frankly see us as inferior. I'm tired of being treated like Timeout's fire The research needs to be done so that to weasel. Think of all the work I could find rep- hydrant. Aren't you? informed decisions can be made. Decisions resenting the tobacco companies or NASA. Probably too many pesticides, but I digress. That's why, my fellow Spartans, I am calling you should be made by the individual they will affect no one else. Aaron Williams is a Spartan Daily senior staff Lois Jenkins is the Spartan Daily production writer His column appears every Monday. editor Her column appears every Monday. Ginny White is a Spartan Daily staff writer
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Soccer: SJSU heartache Continued from page 1 even 10 seconds old, and SJSU cult to describe how hard it is. It was ahead 1-0. was like a half-court basketball The lead didn't last long. In game. You just can't put every- the 12th minute, Stanford's body where they need to go." Simon Elliott headed a cross Three minutes after Allain pass from Gerard Davis into the was shown the door, a nasty col- net to tie the score. lision in the Stanford penalty SJSU thought it had retaken box left SJSU's Aman Kebreab the lead in the 28th minute on a and Stanford's Andy Ryan Suarez header, but the Hemmerich sprawled on the Spartans were called for offside turf. Both players had to be and the goal was disallowed. helped off the field. Neither suf- The play brought Spartan for- fered any long-term ill effects ward Eduardo Martinez a yel- and later returned. low card for arguing the decision Hemmerich was charged with the first of nine yellow and the foul, on the play, setting up a red cards issued by referee Spartan penalty kick. Snyder Ricardo Valenzuela. slipped the ball past Zapala to Two red cards were issued to tie the score at 2. SJSU players. The first two Martinez got I% overtime peri- the first when " ods featured he was whis- lots of back- tled for dis- They tried to get a and-forth and puting a cross off ... It went some of SJSU handball call goalie Chris in the penalty up and approached Humphreys' box on anoth- most spectacu- er disallowed the goal, and I was lar saves. SJSU goal in there. I tried to hit Humphreys, the 51st who was credit- minute. it off for a corner ed with seven It was kick. There was a saves for the tic Martinez's night, kept the nd second yellow man on my back. Spartans in it card. In soc- with timely iz- cer, two yel- stops of ad lows equal Todd Duncan Stanford shots. on Kevin Sullivan/ Spartan Daily one red. defender Humphreys 1)- In the 76th praised his San Jose State University outside hitter/middle blocker Tanya 9 loss to the University of Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine Friday in the Event minute, defense for its ly Kamau dives for the volleyball during the Spartans 15-11, 15-12, 15- Center. Stanford took efforts. the lead on a controversial goal "When you play behind those ii- by Lee Morrison which barely three Ryan (Suarez), Brice to crossed the goal line. SJSU (Filippini) and Todd (Duncan) Spartans journey argued to no avail that the shot it makes your job easy," ho had not gone in, claiming Humphreys said. his- Spartan midfielder Roger In the end, the Spartans inad- Ibanez had cleared it before it vertently gave the Cardinal the crossed the line. game. In the 126th minute, an to Las Vegas Strip In the 85th minute, SJSU, own goal bounced off Spartan already playing a man short, defender Todd Duncan and into By Cecilia Afzelius-Alm The Spartans finished fourth further disadvan- the SJSU net, giving Stanford a Staff Writer was put at a in the WAC pacific division and tage when Allain was red-carded 3-2 victory and SJSU heartache. al will play a lower ranked team. If for slide-tackling a Stanford "They tried to get a cross off," Li With the victory over San they had lost, they would have Ki.t in Sullivan/ Sparran Daily player from behind. The Duncan said of the events lead- it Diego State University, the played a better team in the first Outside hitter Darcy Walker digs for the ball against the Rainbows. Spartans were forced to play two ing up to the goal. "It went up Spartan women's volleyball round. SMU finished fifth in the men down for the rest of the and approached the goal, and I team will play Southern WAC Mountain Division. night. was there. I tried to hit it off for Methodist University in the Outside hitter Darcy Walker Hawai'i took an early lead in Spartans led early with a score St. Clair said his team had no a corner kick. There was a man Western Athletic Conference said the team has the ability to the third, gaiue and kept it. The of 11-4, and the lead was too big time tsiApcuss strategy. on my back." Championship at 6:30 p.m. do well in Lae Vegas. Spartans had many chances for the Aztecs tb come back. - "They (the players) made all' '4fhe game marked SJSU's Tuesday at the MGM Grand "We need to be aggressive and kills, Li& Hawaii's blocking In the third game, the the proper adjustnients on the first visit to the NCAA tourna- Garden in Las Vegas. steady," she said. "We have the stopped them. Spartans seemed to slow down run, almost," he said. "It's diffi- ment in 22 years. The Spartans played their talent. This is the time to let it Middle blocker Joslynn after leading 5-0. The Aztecs last two games of the regular show." Gallop led SJSU with 14 kills. came back and led 14-12 when season over the weekend. They Friday the Spartans faced a Darcy Walker led the team in SJSU picked up the pace and lost to University of Hawaii ( 15- well-prepared Hawaii team with digs with 18. Choate said he was took back the lead. Even though 11, 15-12, 15-9 on Friday at the players who were a lot quicker pleased with the way his team SDSU improved their offensive Event Center and defeated San and more fundamental than the played against Hawai'i, Utah play, the Spartans answered Diego State University (15-9, 15- Spartans. and BYU during the last part of with blocks. 8, 16-14) Saturday at the Hawai'i played consistently the season, even though the Walker led the Spartans in Spartan Gym. during the entire match with an Spartans lost those matches. kills with 14 and outside hitter With an overall record of 19- overpowering offense. Even "We have played (the) No. 6 Tanya Kamau had a team high 10 (7-7 WAC), SJSU finished though the Spartans could not and 7 (ranked teams in the of 12 digs. Gallop said she was fourth in the WAC pacific divi- block Hawaii's kills, the nation)," he said. "We played well happy with the way the team sion behind Hawaii, (ranked No. Spartans were good defensively enough but didn't have the has played this year. 7th in the nation) nationally with digs. The Spartans took an breaks our way." "Our goal was to get 20 wins, ranked Brigham Young early 5-1 lead in the first game On Nov. 13, SJSU lost 3-0 and we can still get it in the University (No. 6th) and but quickly fell behind. Trying to against Utah (15-9, 15-1, 16-14) playoffs," she said. "We have mwds unranked University of Utah. battle back, the Spartans were and on Nov. 14, SJSU lost 3-0 worked well together because CHINESE CUISINE - FOOD TO GO Twelve teams made the playoffs, soon behind 14-8. SJSU lost against BYU (15-13, 15-3, 15-7). we're all familiar with each Mandarin & Szr.chuan Cuisine six from the pacific division and despite outside hitter Nicole Saturday, the Spartans didn't other." Setter Michelle Sarkees, Box Lunches To Go six from the Mountain Division. Hintz's leading the way with have any problem defeating the who recently broke the all-time Lunch and Dinner head coach Craig four kills. Two players from SDSU Aztecs. The game was career record in assists at SJSU Spartan Catering Available Choate said the last two games Hawaii had four kills or more in much like the games between and now has 3,752 assists, said Closed Sundays because they the first game. SJSU and Hawai'i, but the dom- the Spartans are playing more were important tilst. 294-3303 or 998-9427 determined what place and In the second game, the inant team was now the consistently. ranking the team will have in Spartans started out well and Spartans. "Everyone has matured," she 131 E. Jackson Street the WAC tournament. were in the lead 4-0. The After starting out by taking said. "We have a great shot to 6 Blocks North of Santa Clara Between 3rd and 4th Street "I think our chances in the Spartans were faster and were the lead against the Aztecs, the make it to the semifinals and first and second rounds (in the able to react Hawaii's game Spartans dominated most of the perhaps even to (the) NCAA playoffs) are good," he said. style better, and it seemed as if first game and won 15-9. (Championship.) Finishing "We're not only happy to be they were going to keep the lead. In the second game, the fourth helped a lot." there, we're capable of winning. However, Hawai'i struck back Spartans were led by middle The winner of the WAC tour- We had a good season, on the running off 10 points before the blocker Melissa Myers and nament qualifies for the NCAA niptv podicts got va' down? Spartans knew what happened. offensive play. The verge of having a great season." Walker's Championship. Conic on in for 110/. /DA YfiNGLP
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Men's basketball team bull-rushes Matadors By Heidi Marie Ortmann we're better than we are right Staff Writer now. We rushed a lot of shots. I hope this early season lose will serve as a wake-up call. Sunday's basketball game This was one of those games between the Spartans and where we believed we had an California State University opportunity to win. We Northridge began with the weren't prepared to play at two teams fighting for a one- the level played today" point lead. Spartan junior guard Ben It ended with San Jose Sanders received a standing State University crushing the ovation from the wildly cheer- Matadors 89- ing audience 77. Spartan of over 500 senior center fans when he Will Trawick pulled off a scored 17 During the sec- miracle slam- points in the dunk early in game. ond half, we the second Spartan forced (the half of the head coach game. Phil Johnson Matadors) to play At that said the point, the Spartans were more defense, Spartans concentrating and they just started to too much on rally and pull playing weren't as strong ahead of the defense dur- as we were. Matadors, cre- Clayton Staffer, Spartan Daily ing the first ating a 10- half but point San Jose State University hockey player Tyler Ham (22) sends gap the ond period of Friday night's game. The Spartans defeated the Utes changed strat- between the puck past University of Utah goalie Nick Casaril for a goal in the sec- 7-5 on Friday followed by an 11-1 victory on Saturday night. Phil Johnson egy to playing SJSU head coach teams. more offense "It felt during the great to make second half, that shot," which he Sanders said. "We changed Spartans spear Utes twice thinks is partially responsible our philosophy today. We for the Spartans' victory knew we were playing too "We shot less baskets much defense. By Ginny White power plays. ing and yelling by both teams Right wing Mike Gonterman tonight, but wound up scoring "We turned down too many staff VCriter "I think penalties have been than the night before. Each mis- scored a power-play goal in the 30 more points," Johnson shots. During the second half, killing us all season," McAlpine conduct resulted from a scuffle first period and again in the sec- said. "I like to think we were we forced the other team to said, referring to games decided between players on both teams ond. Wallace assisted with both playing better defense. play defense." San Jose State University's by power-play goals from the needing to be separated by offi- of Gonterman's goals, second During the second half, we Spartan fans were visibly ice hockey team ranked No. 2 other team. "If we keep out of the cials or teammates. assist to Scott for the first. forced (the Matadors) to play happy when the game was more in the American Collegiate box, we'll be OK." "Utah really got under our Left wing Steve Junor scored defense, and they just over, giving SJSU a much- Hockey Association beat the While on the bench, Utah was skin and made us mad and first in the second period and weren't as strong as we were." needed victory with its first University of Utah 7-5 Friday creative with their language angry," said Wallace, the first to again later on a 4-on-3 power Matador head coach Bobby win this season. Braswell and 11-1 Saturday at the San during the game, according to be ejected Saturday in the third play. agreed. The Spartans lost the first Jose Ice Centre. Wallace. period. "This is probably the first "We were just soft. We just two games by 19 points to The Spartans earned a previ- "We wanted to make sure we Wallace said he was more sat- time all season we played three are not very tough right now," Arizona State University and ous 6-goal victory against the complete periods without letting Braswell said. "We just think Saint Mary's College. Utes this season while Utah was up," Junor said, adding any team reportedly without seven of its that gets 10 goals behind forgets better players, according to I think penalties have been killing us all why it started playing in the S.1S11 team literature. first place. Spartan left wing Aaron Scott season. If we keep out of the box, we'll "They got a little chippy," he elltArrai and defensemen Kyle Ryan and said of Utah's attitude on and off In an instant American Heart Milton Wallace each scored in be OK. the ice. "Unfortunately, some of AssociationAr our guys took the front of that." stroke can the first period of Friday's game. a rphhrp News Dawase Scott and center Tyler Ham The Utes scored their only Stme scored in the second and Ham Randy McAlpine goal during a 5-on-3 power play ch. ( )1 II again in the third period. The Spartan center in the second period while penal- final goal was scored by center ties from the first were being fOr0 Cr Reduce your risk factors Randy McAlpine. served. The only real challenge the In the third period, the Spartans faced this weekend sent these boys back to Utah a isfied with the quality of Spartans substituted goalie Eric was penalties. little sore and a little angry," he Saturday's game but wished Lahrs with David Boor, who They spent a full 90 minutes said. they had played more like a No. defended the net vigorously to in the penalty box and SJSU left Utah obviously felt the pres- 2 ranked team in Friday's game. the buzzer without a single shot Take a wenci vacation stay air luxury hole within minutes o campus wing Toni Pellegrino and sure. On Saturday the team "We really played up to our making it in. i .-- defenseman Joel Jenkins were more than doubled its time in potential tonight," he said. McAlpine, Pellegrino, Ryan, Now only t!,,,d1v ID unsportsmanlike con- the box from Friday with two Spartan right wing Scott Joel Jenkins all Ct. ejected for and defenseman .,1, duct. penalties for unsportsmanlike Mittleman was the first on the scored one goal each for the ' , si !, $79 's8:.751(29', JA- The ITtes lost only 10 minutes behavior. board Saturday and also scored Spartans in Saturday's game ., Includes: a Friday to penalties and four of Saturday's was a noisy 1,ame shorthanded goal in the third with Ham sending the llthgoal Ass Largc their five goals were scored on with more boarding, slap-shoot- period. into the net unassisted. (n-room Jacuzzi Saints come crawling in; lose 31-20 ? King-size 411;ti.'11 Beds SAN FRANCISCO Al')( - A Sean Dawkins second fumble y !irk sales(xcgthirts «1m ., Free Hot 11 week after hying demoted a after a catch preceded Young's 8- Breakfast notch in the NF(' West hierar- yard touchdown pass to Jerry T-SHIRTS! 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