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it** « Capital improvementsbill creates Mi double standard for state schools •v By James A. Sluzewski by the Ohio Board of Regents for the with money that could have been the proposed capital improvements Staff Report IT July. 1977 to July. 1979 biennium. used for operating expenses. bill is passed by the Ohio Senate. Givens said that once the capital Givens said that legislators 'The state has always told us that University officials are ac- improvements bill was introduced already have proposed several facilities that are non-educatinal '?!#■ customed to dealing with budget cuts into the legislature, representatives unrequested construction projects cannot be paid for with state and refusals for additional funds. added pet projects to the number of around the state. These include a new money.'' Givens said. "But they But what happens when univer- authorized capital improvements. stadium for Youngstown State I state officials i have been operating sities receive more money than they He said by pork-barrelling, the University (YSUl and a horse barn for the last 10 years on a double want-orneed? process of adding pet projects not at Ohio State University. standard-one for city schools and Far-fetched as it seems. Dr. Stuart authorized by the regents, the another for ones in rural areas.'' Givens. professor of history, says legislators hope to gain constituent Givens said the stadium project at He said the University cannot get over-allocations for capital im- support. YSU especially is upsetting to him as state money for the swimming pool in provement projects at state schools But putting up new college the University was told state funds the new Student Recreation Center can have serious, long-term reper- buildings without regents' consent, -could not be appropriated for a even though government money was cussions. Givens said, is not as beneficial as it structure not used for academics used to build the huge natatorium at sounds. when it requested assistance in Cleveland State University several GIVENS, THE University's building Doyt 1.. Perry Field. years ago. representative to the state Chan- GIVENS SAID NEW buildings are Givens said another disadvantage cellors advisory board, said the paid for by bonds and adds to a AS A RESULT, students here pay to having the state build unwanted state legislators have added some $67 university's debt. So. in the future, a the debt on the stadium with facility facilities is that extra money will not million in funds to the list of $133 college with many construction fees, while the legislature will Ix- allocated for maintaining the million in projects already approved projects might have to pay them off provide a stadium to those at YSU. if structures. Program requirements rigidly set
By Roger K. Uwe a month in food stamps, according to said. Food stamps now arc available which is total gross income minus Staff Reporter Ellsworth M. Edwards, director. in every county in the nation. health care expenses and housing Between 8 and 10 percent of the THE PROGRAM lets low-income costs such as rent, is scaled to Food stamps are a necessity for county's population, or about 10.000 households buy more food of a determine amount of food stamps many Wood County families, but the persons, receive food stamps, he greater variety, he said. To pur- received, requirements and procedures in- s.ud. chase food stamps. |>articipants must volved m getting them are rigidly The U.S. Department of pay a sum based on family size and MAXIMUM INCOME eligibility set. Agriculture set up the food stamp net monthly income. They receive Standards for all households, except The Wood County Department of program in 1901 to supplement diets food stamps of a greater value than famillts receiving public assistance, Public Welfare issues about $200,000 of low-income families. Edwards the amount they pay and can spend are revised every six months to these stamps like, money at reflect changes in food prices, ac- authorized food stores. cording to a booklet published by the Certain single and family U.S. Department of Agriculture. Mark: Police are a households are eligible for food Income not reported by applicants stamps. Edwards said. They must Is a big problem across the country, meet nationwide standards for in- Edwards said. * mirror of society' come and resources, or have all "Unless it is a case of out and out household members receiving public fraud, we usually consider it an By Julie Rollo frontations with terrorists and escorts assistance. They also must be living oversight." he said. The welfare Staff Reporter of political dignitaries. as one economic unit either singly or department's policy is to request TO POSSESS FIREARMS, persons as a group. persons pay the difference between Although England may be propor- must obtain certificates from the Living as one unit means the what they paid and actually were tionately as dishonest as the U.S.. it is police, which. Mark said, are mostly residents must be buying or storing owed. not nearly as violent according to the restricted lo use by bank and security food together and sharing living More serious cases, such as former director of Scotland Yard, Sir guards. Illegal possession of firearms is expenses. Edwards said. stealing and food stamp fraud are Robert Mark. a serious, arrestable offense and most Applicants must be able to prepare "out of our hands." Edwards said. criminals disapprove of their use in the Mark, who commanded the lxmdon meals except in special cir- These cases arc referred to state or metropolitan police force headquarters commission of crimes, he noted. • cumstances, he said adding that Officers attend political demon- federal courts. for more than four years, visited the household members 18 years and stralions without tear gas or dogs, University yesterday and delivered an older must register for employment. EDWARDS EMPHASIZED that in address in the Grand Ballroom. Union, carrying only 12 inch wooden sticks. Since 1973. 148 terrorists have been "RESIDENTS OF public in- most cases, no attempt lias been last night. stitutions are not eligible." Edwards made to defraud the welfare agency Having spent 40 years with the arrested in some 300 bombing and said. Veteran's hospitals, mental and restitution is required in lieu of English police system, Mark said he shooting incidents. None of them were institutions and universities are prosecution believes that the police force is the most killed, wounded or harmed by police. included in this definition. Obvious fraud cases must be accurate reflection of the society it Mark said. prosecuted to protect the credibility serves, but one must compare societies, One to two police officers a year arc This restriction rules out food of the food stamp system, he said. If not police systems. murdered on duty: police killed four stamp requests of many college persons in the last 32 years. students living on campus, he said. this approach is not taken, persons "POLICE ARE A mirror of society. AS FOR THE judicial process, Mark Monthly net income of a household who really need food stamps will be In an armed society you will find an said that "politics has no part what- is used to determine how many food- hurt the most. armed police force." he said. "A soever." adding that policies are dic- stamps a month that household will Edwards could not estimate how N»w»pho'o by G«ffy N»o>«* society that feels satisfied or tated by the criminal law, not receive and how much will be many University students arc dissatisfied with its police system politicians. required to pay for them, he said. receiving food stamps. He said his A WORKER FROM somewhere above tosses bricks onto a pile as should appreciate that the cause is Police themselves have exclusive "What you pay varies with your office docs not keep records Ihis unidentified worker continues renovation of Moseley Hall, attributable to society itself." authority in the operations of their income." Edwards said. Net income, categorizing reccpients. possibly hoping that his co-worker has good aim. England virtually is an unarmed departments and are accountable only • • • society. Mark said. financially and administratively to Subsequently. British police do not local and central governments; each carry guns, which arc used only on rare prosecution is the responsibility of the Students are eligible occasions such as face-to-face con- police force. Mark said. for food stamps Inside the News Some University students are eligible car payments, utilities and others. N^ for food stamps. Are you one of them? Students normally do not qualify as "We don't differentiate in any way households, he said. between a student and a non-student l in NEWS... Coffee drinkers may get free refills if SGA has anything to awarding food stamps)," said TO APPLY FOR food stamps as a say about it. See page 3 Ellsworth M. Edwards, director of the single, the applicant must separate Wood County Department of Public himself from his roommates, at least as Welfare. The fact that an applicant is far as food is concerned, Edwards said. EDITORIALS... SGA is both complimented and booted in the part of the University community is not He must have separate shelves in the backside for the actions it took this week. An explanation appears a factor in determining eligibility. kitchen and refrigerator, separate food, on page 2. The only exception to this is that his own pots and pans and even his own residents of public institutions, such as salt and pepper shakers. In effect, he the University, are not eligible to has to show that he is totally in- receive food stamps, he said. This rule dependent. FEATURES... The Entertainment page makes its fall debut today therefore eliminates all students and The county welfare department sends on pages 5 and 6 as Lee Landenberger focuses on the new Rolling ball directors living on campus, he said. an investigator to visit the apartment to Stones album. see if the student really is independent. OFF-CAMPUS students are eligible "It's not the kind of thing we can let for food stamps based on residency go uninvestigated." he said. requirements, but must meet other Other restrictions exist, too, he said. stipulations, too, Edwards said. SPORTS... Will the University students begin supporting the If students receive income from the "A PERSON WHO is a student may football team tomorrow? Read Terry Goodman's story on page 7. University in the form of wages or not file for food stamps if he is claimed living allowances, this must be con- as a dependent." Edwards said, unless sidered part of the students' net in- the person's family already is receiving come. Edwards said. But grants, which food stamps. f are paid directly to the University are Also, the applicant must have not considered part of the student's cooking facilities readily available to Weather available income. him, Edwards said. Partly cloudy If the applicant lives with others, they He stressed that persons with HighSOFUSCl Lmr45F(7C) Ncwiphoto by Larry Koywr must share all expenses to be eligible questions about food stamps and for food stamps as a family unit, eligibility should contact the welfare in per cent < nance of rain Sir Robert Mark Edwards said. The expenses include department, 545 Pearl St. opinion 'judgment is founded on truth...' pat and kick to SG A quest columnist The Student Government Association should get a pat on the back and a kick In its pants for Its actions this week. First, its good deed. SGA ammended its constitution Wednesday night what are they looking for? to create the position of senate representative for the Firelands campus. A representative will be elected next week by students at Firelands. There is a special type of person that tification of the Sidewalk-Footstep unnamed, stated that the incidence of The News considers this an action long delayed. Students who were I have noticed moving on, in and about not represented by SGA often came to the main campus with a chip on Watcher. colds and respiratory ailments during the numerous pathways of the BG the first week of school when I had their shoulder, feeling "second-rate" or Ignored. campus. Robert But although the News agrees with allowing members of either the ONE WORD OF caution, though. You observed so many Sidewalk-Footstep I address this discussion of that should not ask them WHY they appear Watchers was practically nil. "We're a special type, then, to those of you who I Alexander Firelands Student Advisory Board or the West Campus Firelands Student to be looking so intensely at the healthy bunch." she added. do not fall within that category of Association to be voted SGA representative, we disagree with some sidewalk. That is the next great step Theory three asserts that these people I call Sidewalk-Footstep Wat- senator's suggestion that Firelands alumni be permitted to represent the and research of this nature should be people have deficiencies in their sense chers. branch. Those former branch students may care a lot for the branch but approached on a gradient of balance mechanisms and must they won't be up on current Issues. Now, with a good description of this compensate by being supremely I FEEL that the sheer numbers of Now. for the kick In the pants. special person behind us, we are ready conscious of where they are walking. this group alone merits this close to ask, "Why does our campus abound They do a good job. too. because I never SGA yesterday put a blot on its clean record this year of not holding examination and evaluation. so plentifully with these people?" I see thorn fall or so much as stumble, closed or executive sessions. Various members met In secret to discuss Undoubtedly, some have already color, then you are mistaken. In his the proposed mandatory exam requirement drafted by Academic identified these individuals. For your apparent infatuation with the sidewalk, have amassed four theories to reckon thus, substantiating this conjecture. with this question. My fourth and final proposition is Council. consideration, I offer several nouveau a Sidewalk-Footstep Watcher will The first, submitted by a colleague of indeed workable also. It states that What good is a closed meeting, when this issue affects all students? theories on the existence of these types, never take his gaze away from it for mine, is that these Sidewalk-Footstep these people, wary of an acrimonious Both students and the news media should have been in on that meeting. hopefully, to give additional insight on that long a period of time. Watchers are all third-year biology winter gone by. arc merely practicing this subject. The News cautions SGA on what we believe to be a real mistake. 4) My fourth and final criterion was majors combing the campus for exotic for more snow and ice. But for those who are contemplating No more closed meetings. compiled from an experiment that I animal specimens native only to BG's I hope that in the course of this the Sidewalk-Footstep Watcher for the conducted on these people. (Let me sidewalks. It does not hold water, examination and evaluation you have first time, I present the following interject at this point that I am a though, because I very rarely see them been enlightened to some degree about description of him (or her) and ac- conscientious fellow and that it was not pick up anything. this fact* of daily life here at BG; that behind? don't jump curate criteria for correctly identifying without serious question on my part him. concerning the ethics and morality The Sidewalk-Footstep Watcher can behind this experimentation which so 'The first theory is that these Sidewalk - Footstep For the freshman student who is having difficulty adjusting to college be easily located just about anywhere cruelly disrupted their religious reverie Watchers are all third-year biology majors combing life: There Is no need to immerse oneself in soap operas, six-packs, or on campus at anytime, however it that I finally did proceed with it in the the campus for exotic animal specimens native Charlie's Angels hoping your problems will go away. seems they proliferate during certain name of scientific investigation and Yes. Mommy's at home and you're here but that's no reason to Jump morning hours. technological advance.) only to BG's sidewalks!' into Poe Ditch! Basically what happens is this: You As the Sidewalk-Footstep Watcher The Personnel Development and Life Planning Center Is offering an are walking down a sidewalk to your would draw close. I would utter THE SECOND is more plausible. It you are now more aware of a type of excellent program of counseling services and special help programs to next class or any building or anywhere something or another to him. With goes: All these people have runny person you can often see: IheSidcwalk- any student who needs a hand. on campus. I Your destination is really invariable results, he would quickly noose and are. in reality, too em- Footstep Watcher. A story in yesterday's News outlined some of the programs, which unimportant. You need only be on a look up and reply with a smile to barrassed to reveal this condition. A sidewalk.) include everything from personal, one-to-one counseling to non-credit whatever I had said. They will always quick check with BG's infirmary group programs. do this. So. here is a fun technique that discarded this theory. Robert Alexander is a News Student BG'S CAMPUS being the populous you can use to aid in positive iden- A nurse there, who wished to remain Cocstt nliimnisl. Sometimes a student's high school background does not offer the place it is quite a few people will have discipline and study skills that are required for a successful college approached and passed by you within a education. This certainly is not his fault, unless he does not do something short time. The astounding statistic is, about it. according to my tedious observations Such students are urged to make use of the writing workshop, the and meticulous calculations, that two remedial reading group, the "Friendship Making" and "Study Power" out of every eleven persons, or an in- seminars and the many other self-help and counseling opportunities. credible one out of four between 8:15 The center's brochure, entitled "Here We Grow Again." is available in and 11:00 in the morning that passed all campus buildings. Students should pick up a copy to learn about the you was a Sidewalk-Footstep Watcher! How can you identify these folks'1 programs and their objectives. Some of the programs require Quite easily, with these criteria. .prereglstraion or Interviews, whlrh are outlined in the brochure. II The most notable characteristic Roman G. Carek, director of the Personnel Development and Life about this person is his intense scrutiny Planning Center, encourages students to become involved. He says many of the sidewalk directly in front of him students do not partake in the services until midterm when it becomes and or his footstep. I estimate that the obvious they are in academic trouble. By then, it's too late to adjust. focus of this scrutiny will be anywhere They're behind the eight ball and can't win the game. from his foot to no more than four or II you think you need some help, visit the Personnel Development and five feet ahead of his foot. (With taller Life Planning Center, 320 Student Services Bldg.. or at least ffnd and Sidewalk-Footstep Watchers, the figure read a ropy of the center's pamphlet. Go for help before It's too late- is generally a little larger.) I have Kemember. 600 freshmen flunked out last year. witnessed some of them examining cracks and crevices with such techniques that could have evolved only through many years of practice. MW IS Tins' 2) The Sidewalk-Footstep Watcher WrMi travels alone ninety-nine percent of the OP A MS*X .Letters time. Only rarely will you sec a pair of TKL*' aren't many other people who think like them searching together. you. 4 "■ """-^ ^"^^ \~>. 3| YOU Will, never ascertain the sig ep replies The Brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon color of a Sidcwalk-FootstepWatcher's 'OH, GOODIE.'.' THAT AMP yofc toltW CARP WIU JET YOU R)RTY FIVE MiNvTES Of PRME 148-56-5700 eyes. If you do see his eyes long enough
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L Friday, October 7, lt77. The BG Newt.. Page i Entertainment f Stones' latest album powerful despite flaws Review By terms. This arrogance has has their place and is able to Cant Always Get What You the vocals on "Love You sum up more about the rock this album, let me put it today. "lx>ve You Live" is a Lee l.anrienbergcr paid off and the results are function well within the Want." ■•Little Red Live" could be passed off as experience than an arm load together for you. The vast return to those roots, a New albums Irom the obvious. They still sell group without stepping on Rooster," "Brown Sugar" merely annoying. of new album releases. His majority of rock groups on summation of how to rock Rolling Stones are few and records. each other's toes. and "Jumping Jack Flash." Keith Richards is constant work is awe-inspiring on the top today grew up with in- with power without the far between. They are the The cover art is enough to "Love You Live" was Ron Wood presents the as usual. Powerful rhythms deepest gut level. fluence from these people. excesses. This album shows soul survivors of an era of immediately discourage the recorded in Paris in 1976 and best rock guitar licks he has and an occasional Chuck For those who do not know The Rolling Stones formed they are the greatest rock popular music that passed Stones novice. Andy Warhol Toronto in 1977. The Toronto played since the early days Berry-esque guitar break what to make of the Stones or the base for hard rock as it is and roll band in the world. with the coming of the 70's. has created a package that El Mocambo night club with Ron Stewart He is Yet their longevity is well completely contradicts the shows were a decisive step capable of playing soaring deserved. The newest pretty boy-girl album art backward from stadium solos and does a splendid job album. "Love You Uve" that is prevading the record concerts. The spontaneity on this record. Joel's new album doesn't match previous shows they still play rock stores. His art is. in fact, as comes through as the music with a headlong in- representation of the band's audience becomes a distinct MICK JAGGER'S vocals Review By categorize. On "Vienna," Joel tells listeners to slow down tensity. life style and music. Sloppy, part of the act. This is in are absolute trash. He does Bill Lammers and enjoy the good things in life. On the next song. "Only The Don't expect "Love You but together in a very direct contrast to the not hit many correct notes Good Die Young." he contradicts that message and says that Live" to bear resemblance distorted way. numbers from the Paris and the lyrics are slurred. While the lights may not have gone out on Billy Joel's we should live life to its fullest. to any of the flood of live tapes. His strength is not in vocal Broadway, they are a little dimmer now with the release of One attempt to get "arty" fails on "The Stranger." In the albums that have hit the MUSICALLY, their live execution but in his stage "TheStranger." the follow-up to the successful "Turnstiles." opening and closing of the title song. Joel presents an eerie, market in the past year. show is a rock event of the All the hits are included, presence. Having witnessed Joel, who gave a concert at the University last year and depressing piano and whistle solo. He tries to tie together the They cater to no one in their first order. The Stones are with music from 1968 on. rum perform helps to un- maintains a cult on campus, proved that a simple piano man songs by linking them with this depressing music It doesn't audience; the audience the very embodiment of rock Best tracks are "If You derstand why the vocals are could grow up into a master of large-scale "production work. either accepts or rejects and roll, a band in the true Cut Rock Me-C.et Off My so bad. If his stage presence numbers" like "Miami 2017 (Seen The lights Go Out on True fans of Billy Joel probably will love the album, even them on the Stone's own sense of the word. Evervone Cloud." Star Star." "You were not so powerful, then Broadway)" (on"Turnstiles"). though his once-perfect voice sounds strained i probably on "The Stranger" is not a total loss-on songs where Joel purpose). It's not a "Turnstiles" or even a "llano Man." displays his grand scale potential, like the opening selection But compared to much of what is cranked out of I .os Angeles "Movin" Out (Anthony's Song)" and "Only the Good Die these days, this is a moderate breeze (not a strong wind) Young," which has received the most FM airplay-he shows from the East. Read that his previous vision was not a fluke. What stands out most about the album is its similarity in parts to that of another New Yorker-Paul Simon and "Still Day Crazy After All These Years." While Simon's album has its place in the music world, there is only room for one depressing balladeer with an electric piano droning away in In the background. It's not surprising that the album sounds like Simon-it was produced by Phil Ramone. the producer of recent albums by Review Simon and Pheobe Snow. "Just The Way You Are" sounds like it was recorded in the same session as "James" from "Turnstiles." Joel's lyrics are difficult to understand-or at least GIANT BOOK SALE 1st Floor University Library
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.. Page 6, Thr RG News, Friday, October 7,1977 Moraz'new album'Out in the sun Billboard selects top ten albums not quite up to artist's potential The top 10 Billboard singles and albums this week 10. "I Just Want To Be Your Everything," Andy Review by Parting from Yes, Moraz had plenty of time to work on the are: Gibb(RSO). Russ Summers new album, but the effort doesn't show. The main weakness lies in the material, which is not understandable, because "i" SINGLES ALBUMS Patrick Moraz has not quite reached his potential with his was cleverly composed. 1. "You Light Up My Life." Debby Boone 1. "Rumours,"FleetwoodMac (WarnerBros.). new album, "Out In The Sun," but his superior playing (Warner-Curb). 2. "SimpleDreams," Linda Ronstadt (Asylum). proves he still is perhaps the greatest progressive The first of the outstanding cuts is the title tune, which is t. "Keep It Comin' Love," K.C. and the Sunshine 3. "Shaun Cassidy." Shaun Cassidy (Warner- \ keyboardist on the scene. solidly constructed, even under Moraz's strong keyboard Band(TK). Curb). Patrick has had quite a career. His first band, Mainhorse, work. The large Brazilian percussion ensemble on "i" has 1. "Nobody Does It Better." Carly 4. "Moody Blue," Elvis Presley (RCA). lasted three years, and was followed by various stints with been reduced to two, and the results are exceptional. Simon(Elektra). 5. "Foreigner," Foreigner (Atlantic). Brazilian percussionists. Moraz then got together with for- 4. "That's Rock 'n' Roll," Shaun Cassidy 6. "Anytime...Anywhere,"RitaCoolidgeiA&M). mer Nice members Brian Davidson and l,ee Jackson to form "RANA BATUCADA" more or less is an outtake from the i Warner-Curb). 7. "Star Wars,"Soundtrack 120thCentury). Refugee in 1974, which was a critical success. first album, but nonetheless is beautifully melodic, and well 5. "Star Wars Title Theme," Meco I Millennium I. 8. "JT," James Taylor (Columbia). planned. S. "Boogie Nights," Heatwave (Epic). I. "I, Robot," Alan Parsons Project (Arista). - IN Mil SUMMER of that year, however, Patrick got his The highlight of the album, and perhaps Moraz's finest 7. "Cold as Ice," Foreigner (Atlantic). 10. •Livin on the Fault Line," Doobie Brothers big chance. Rick Wakeman had just left Yes, and Vangelis compostion yet, is the four-part "Time For A Change." The 8. "Brickhouse,"Commodores(Motown). i Warner Bros. I. and Rog Argent turned down offers to replace him at the large amount of keyboard overdubbing and percussion is 9. "I Feel Love," Donna Summer I Casablanca I. -The Associated Press keyboard spot. After a rehearsal with the band, Patrick very effective, and the piano solo is extraordinary. proved it was he they needed. After the controversial "Relayer" album, two world tours The rest of the album, unfortunately, is not a lot to speak of, with Yes, and a successful solo album called "i," Moraz was bordering on filler. But the more than adequate backing from looking In become an integral part of the English band. I -i-t guitarist Ray Gomez and drummer Andy Newmark saves winter, Patrick just could not get into the material on the the mediocre material. Campus Calendar latest Yes release. "Going For The One." Moraz had no Although the "Out In The Sun" release has only three good choice but to leave the band, only to be replced again by tunes to save it, it is hoped the next album will more right-
Wakeman. fully display the Swiss keyboardist's talents. Campus Calendar is a list of the day's events (meetings, People's Chess Federation to a m s p.m., Browsing Room. lectures and entertainment), provided as a service to Union Stop m anytime readers Unless otherwise noted, the events are free and open to the public To submit an entry. Campus Calendar J. D. Sumner writes book Volleyball II am . Anderson Arena BGSU women's team lorms are available fil the News office. 106 University Hall. vs Wooster 37? 2O04 There is no charqc for submitting events to this section Football I 30pm .Stadium BGSU vs Toledo
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LOB ANGE1.ES (KFSi - To begin with. Tommy I jisorda. countable retrogression of Cincy with a team comprising good job. I wasn't thrown out of a single game for a r gumig- I\ the field conunander of the Dodgers, joins that elite such giants as Morgan, Rose, Bench, Scaver. Foster. Griffey was chased once on a technicality i a second warning to a 1 philosophic group contending that best-of-five isn't enough lo Melvin and Concepcion is the story of this year's running. Dodger pitcher for throwing inside I and even the ump decide a matter of such vital concern as the league playoffs. With sporting conservatism, Sparky Anderson, who won apologized for having to run me." Mr. l-asorda is partial to best-of-seven, the number also Durslag 108 and 102 in his last two seasons, asked for only 95 this time- Finally, the responsibility for vindicating Peter O'Malley. suggested by such formidable thinkers as Sparky Anderson -and he couldn't even win 90. the president of l.os Angeles, was felt by lasorda. who and Billy Martin. -y In the afterglow, lasorda exhales deeply and confesses the acknowledged that his selection wasn't with instant acclaim "A five-game series isn't bad,'' says lasorda, "but it still And by the time football walks off the field with its Pro heat that had seized him before and during the season. on the part of the Dodger cerebral trust. isn't enough to eliminate the luck clement. Actually, you Bowl, it is late January. never can eliminate the luck element, but when you play- So baseball need feel no compunction to crowd itself. If the "THERE WERE four very big items at stake." says Tom. WALTER 0'MAIJ.EY. for instance, arched an eyebrow. seven games, you can come much, much closer to it than in question is raised about cold night weather in October, it "First, I had to prove to critics that it's entirely possible to be He had nothing against lasorda, but tended to inquire, after five." always can anchor its World Scries in a temperate zone, or close to your ball players and still win. Managers also win keeping Walter Alston on the job 2.1 years. "Are you sure we "Football wipes out iLs brothers in one game." lasorda the commissioner can buy a top coat. who aren't close to their ball players, but at least we proved have the right guy?" was reminded. Reflecting on what has happened to himself and to his that a manager can be one of the guys and win. too. When young O'Malley insisted that they did. his father I circes in his first year as a big league manager, lasorda Everyone does it in his own way." yielded. "BUT F(X)TBAIJ. is a different proposition," he an- recalls his trials at the start as underdog to almighty Cin- A second tender area for l-asorda developed with what is swered "It plays a season schedule of only 14 games. In cinnati, ratged by some with the' 27 Yankees. known as his Dodger blue schtik. professing deathless loyalty And. of course, it developed that the Dodgers not only led baseball, we play 1B2. When a team plays 102 games, to the home office and the minions in its empire. from the first to the 162nd game, but put just slightly under stretching from April through September, it isn't anxious to "IN SPRING training." says Tommy, "Doug Rau asked "When I said I bled Dodger blue." recalls Tommy, "a lot of :i,nno,onn paid in the park, an incredible accomplishment. lose the playoffs on little things. I consider seven games a one of our scouts for advice on pitching to Cincy. The scout people laughed and said that act would go sour., that the Actually, with cut-rate customers and guests, the Dodgers fair tost " answered, When you're running in the outfield before a players would get sick of it. that the front office would, too. put 3.000.000 paid in the park, meaning God knows the lasorda isn't troubled by the fact that a longer playoff game, strain your ankle.' " But I still bleed Dodger blue and we have done pretty well. revenue from parking, hot dogs, programs and the like. could delay the World Series. Logically, he points out that Ten games inferior to Cincinnati last year, the Dodgers "Then critics and baseball people questioned my tem- All of this, mind you. with a manager earning $50,000. basketball and hockey don't worry that their test matches clearly had a catching up job this season. perament and my tendency to fight with umpires. I made a which goes to show how sometimes you get more than you now run into .tune. Anil the combination of the Dodgers' skills and the unac- conscious effort to control myself this year and think I did a pay fur Yankees even No. 1 Cleveland State here tomorrow A.L. playoff Soccer team keeps playing the best
series at one By Tom Baumann many, with five goals and two assists iii five Assistant Sports I il Itm games, He has been named to the All-Ohio BULLETIN and All-Midwest teams for the pst two The toughest soccer powers keep coming up seasons. NEW YORK-The New York Yankees evened the against Bowling Green. The Falcons, however, can't concentrate on \iiicncnn League best-of-five playoff series at one game Wednesday, the Falcons traveled to Ohio's HritZ alone. The Vikes have scored 2fi goals as each last night by rallying from behind to defeat the Kansas third-ranked team. Wooster, anil lost 1-0 on a a team, limiting the opponents to just five. <"ii> Royals.6-2. direct kick. Tomorrow, B(I hosts Cleveland Down by 0OC run in the bottom »f the fifth. Cliff Johnson Stale, the top-ranked squad, at I p.m. TIIK ONLY blemish on the Vikings 5-1 hammered a solo home run 429 feet to centerficld to tic it was Woosters Ken Koiich who delivered record was last week's '.M loss to Buffalo. So Hie game at one run. Later that inning. Willie Randolph the fatal goal Wednesday at 33:68 into the first far. Cleveland State has defeated Xavier 17- ■cored following an Andy HaSSler balk and a single to put the half. After a B(i pushing penalty. Koiich Dl, St LOUiS iHI'. Ohio iB-Oi, Wooster i5-ll Yanks ahead, 2-1. dulled the shot from the left side of the field, and Wisconsin-Milwaukee (4-1 >. In the top of the sixth. Kansas City shortstop Freddy Patek Catching the far, upper corner of the net. It was Wisconsin-Milwaukee that gave the (10111)1111 off Hauler and later scored on the disputed plaj at Falcons their o|>oning loss. 2-1. in Bow linn second when Hal Mcllae tackled Randolph, the Yankee "WE l)ll> everything in the came, except Green three weeks ago, shortstop, to break up a double play. Patek scored during the put the ball in the net," coach Mickey confusion at second Coehranc said "We had good possession STHIKERS-Thc scries between Cleveland New York exploded in the bottom of the sixth, scoring three throughout the game and had our chances, State and Bowling Green is tied at 2-2. The runs on singles by Thin in.in Munsoii and I.mi Pincll.i. a but we fust couldn't score." Vikings took last year's name, 2-1. in double by cliff Johnson, and a George Brett error of a The Falcons, now 2■:!. had to play a Slow- Cleveland The Vikes finished second in Ohio Randolph grounder to third. paced game. last year and I'Mh in the Midwest...In addition The Yankees added an insurance run in the eighth when "They iWoosterl played a slow, dehherate lo Hritz, tomorrow's foe has seven other Reggie Jackson singled, stole second and scored on Ran- game," Coehranc said. "We're accustomed to players from foreign countries. including dolph's hit The Yanks, who coasted on Bon Giudry's three- our type of game-fast pace and a lot of Canada, Bermuda and England...Both hitter, move onto Kansas City fur the third game of the scries movement." Cleveland State coaches have played today. Now from the frying pan Into the fire- professionally with the Cleveland Cobras of cievei.uid State is next on the agenda, the American Soccer League Head coach Klaas ilc Boer played for two seasons (also ABORTION Till-: VIKINGS are paced by junior forward three with Boston) and assistant coach Jim $150.00 Boh Hritz, a native of Munich. West Ger- McMillan was with the Cobras six years. IOlt FREE 9 am 10 p.m. 1-800-438-8113 Sports on TV TODAY FOOTBAU: pro-game show. FOOTBALL: Michigan :< pin BASEBALL: ch.7.24. Wolverines vs. Michigan National League playoffs. 3:45 p.m. COLLEGE State Spartans itapedi. ch. ONE THAT DIDN'T COUNT-Dennis Mcpham. a sophomore striker, l.os Angeles Dodgers at FOOTBALL: Alabama 11. HAPPY? knocks home an apparent goal, hul il didn't count because the Falcons Philadelphia Phillies, eh. 4. Crimson Tide vs. USC I2::i0 p.m. COLLEGE Think on the hoppiot were caught (or an offside infraction. Mcpham was BG'S second leading 13. Trojans at Los Angeles, ch. FOOTBALL: Highlights of moment o) vow life until Rearer last year. 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL: 7.24. weekend names, ch. 7.24. ow " Got it' American League playoffs. 5 p.m. I'BO FOOTBALL: 1 p.m. PRO FOOTBALL: Well il , .in ntvti i om New York Yankees at This is the NFL highlight Lions Today, pro-game paie with the |o- of be Kansas City Royals, eh. 4.13. show. ch. 4. show. ch. 2. Australian netter blasts Ing BORN AGAIN and 8 p.m. i if necessary i 1 p.m. PRO FOOTBALL: knowing JESUS TOMORROW BASEBALL: National Oakland Raiders 18, CHRIS 1 as y^or SaviOf i pm i if necessary) League playoffs. Los Cleveland Browns, ch 4.13. transsexual Richards and lord. BASEBALL: American Angeles Dodgers vs. 1 30 p.m. PRO FOOT- Got it' I ramie playoffs, New York Philadelphia Phillies, ch. 4. B.\i.i.:P NFL Today, ch. 2. ATLANTA |AP)- on and acts like a female." hcadlincis-Miss Evert. It not, ask Him into VS. Kansas City. eh. 4. lit. 13. II. Australian Dianne she said. Blllie .lean King and Wmi- your life right now. 2 p.m. COLLEGE 10 2-0 p.m. COLLEGE Fromholtz blitzed Renee it is not a good example bleton champion Virginia FOOTBALL: British FOOTBALL: Purdue vs. 2 p.m. PRO FOOTBALL: Richards on the tennis court to set for the younger Wade Columbia Thunderbirds vs. Ohio State (taped), ch. 57. Detroit Lions vs. Minnesota and then verbally blasted the generation. She comes in and Miss Evert has joined vilhm *mtk the Manitoba Bisons, ch. 9. SUNDAY Vikings, ch. 2, li. transsexual off the court, gets all the publicity when I what appears to be a :i :ui p.m. COLLEGE 10:30 a.m. COLLEGE ireatherntr 2 p in PRO FOOTBALL: calling her a sideshow. know there's a lot of good growing sentiment against ? Saskatchewan Roughriders There arc others on the little players out there who Dr. Richards playing on the 1J1 S Man BG J523709 vs. Montreal Alouettcs, ch. 9, women's tour who are not can't get anywhere. Give her tour "I know Renee. I like her. Mf 105 Sol 107 NEW LOCATION 2 p.m. COLLEGE ecstatic about Richards the publicity when she's won FOOTBALL. Toledo vs. being among them, including a big tournament, or beaten But I don't think she should M«r • to »•' v» )»\->\ ond you Christian Science Organization Bow linn Green i taped i. ch. Chris Evert, the top player in somebody," Miss Fromholtz be playing tournaments with 57. the world. added. us because I think it sets a will meet in the 4 p.m. COLLEGE Miss FromholtZ, seeded DR. RICHARDS, the bad precedent."Evert said FOOTBALL: Michigan sixth in the $75,000 Women's former Dr. Dick Raskind of "It's opening doors for Don't Miss BGSU's 1977 Faculty Lounge University Union Replay with Bo Schcm- Tennis Classic at the New York City, wore a other cases. But I'll say this. Mondays at 6:30 p.m. bechler. ch. 13. Georgia Tech Coliseum, bright red tennis dress with a she's got guts. I'm not going Parent's Day Show 4:30 p.m. COLLEGE whipped Richards 8-1, 84 short, white pleated skirt for to judge her. because people li slur ng Everyone Welcome! FOOTBALL: Dallas Tuesday night then let go her her first round match with judge me too much, and I Cowboys vs. St. Louis verbal blasts. Miss Fromholtz. don't like it." DOCSEVERINSEN i Cardinals, ch. 2.11. "SHE'S A sideshow." said The 43-year-old Dr. wttn 4:30 p.m. COLLEGE To ) i ii i i i IM i i