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A doily independentews student press ROTC walks for diabetic girl Militia By AMYJOL. BROWN us help her," .'-'id Shannon returns The BG News Faithful, a member of the ROTC unit. • The University ROTC Air "She's always running up to Timor Force unit ran over three miles and giving us hugs," said Saturday and raised $2,000 to Mamie Pandora, also a member By CHRISTOPHER TORCHIA help cure Angelica Fox, a local of the ROTC unit and head of The Associated Press 8-year-old girl, of diabetes. the Walk project. Calling themselves "Angel's Pandora learned of the Walk DILI, East Timor — Pro- Dream Team," the ROTC unit and Angel's diabetes through Indonesia militiamen should joined with Angel's family in a her hairdresser at the Hair peacefully return to East 3.1 K Walk to Cure Diabetes at Gallery, Lori Fox — Angel's Timor and help rebuild the Ottawa Park in Toledo. mother. province, the commander of a Complete with food, clowns "Lori had pamphlets for the peacekeeping force said Sun- and music, the-event attracted walk at the Hair Gallery," Pan- day, as he prepared to take con- over 1,500 participants, includ- dora said. "I picked one up, trol of the province from the ing the Air Force ROTC mem- talked to her about it and got Indonesian army. bers. really excited." Maj. Gen. Peter Cosgrove Looking sweaty, worn-out Pandora then took the infor- also called for an accelerated and happy at the end of their mation back to the ROTC orga- deployment of the second half trek, many of the walkers nization, which decided to join of the 7,500-strong force, amid groaned in amusement when in the Walk and do other persistent reports that the the disc jockey announced that fundraisers for the JDF. militias are massing outside several members of the ROTC Diabetes, especially for chil- the capital to attack the peace- unit had decided to run the dren, is a time-consuming and keepers. route twice. difficult disease to contend "We would welcome militia "It was a very enjoyable with. to come along back into the run," said Rob Leese, president "Angel has to take three political debate, to come back of the Air Force ROTC student shots every day and check her in unarmed," Cosgrove told organization. blood three to five times a day," Australian television. "And if The Walk was one of the Fox said. "She's learning to give this is done, then Timor has an many fundraisers the Air Force herself insulin shots, but she's early rosy future. If it's not ROTC unit did to help raise not really enjoying it." done, then this will drag on money, in Angel's name, for the Because of her disease, like this for a long time." Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Angel can not always share in The militias, backed by (JDF). certain activities with her BG Newt Photos/ MIKE LEHMKULE Indonesian troops, launched a The Unit was inspired by classmates. terror campaign in the Angel, who has had diabetes "She can't eat normal birth- (Above) University Air Force ROTC members Shannon Faithful, Chuck Stearns and Chad Herns province after residents voted since she was 3 years old. nearly 4-to-l in favor of inde- "You could see in her face participate in the walk for Angel. (Inset) Angelica Fox (right) gets ready for the walk that will raise pendence in a U.N.-sponsored that she was so excited to have i See ROTC, page five. money for people with diabetes. referendum on Aug. 30. The Australian-led peacekeeping force arrived in East Timor on Sept. 21 to stop the violence and maintain order until a Committee explores beverage options U.N. force arrives in November to shepherd the territory Pouring Rights committee holds forum to discuss granting 1 vendor exclusive rights through the transition to inde- pendence. By AMYJOL. BROWN "A decision has not been said Dan Clark, the undergrad- pany was chosen. you in," she said. "Who knows? Just across the border in the made," said uate representative on the com- Advantages to the company Someone may come up with a province of West Timor, militia- The BG News Jane mittee. include increased sales and loy- men brandishing rifles and new beverage." machetes vowed Sunday to Six companies are com- Schimpf, One reason that the Univer- alty to their products as more head of sity might decide to grant Another concern is whether fight for the province. peting for the rights to students are exposed to them the exclusive rights to a beverage An Indonesian reporter, who sell their beverages more often. or not pricing of the product Pouring company is money. The com- The committee has been interviewed militia members exclusively on campus. After 18 Rights team. She added, iV pany chosen would likely give will increase once a company in West Timor, told The Associ- months of reviewing the idea of explo.ing whether or not going though, that the committee is As money to support the new with one company is in the best has exclusive selling rights. ated Press that they were an exclusive contract, the Pour- very close to deciding. "We are Vi.student union, leadership awaiting the order retake the ing Rights committee is near- interests of the students. Last fall, when the Pouring at the point where we might \ programs, scholarships and "We have to see what they province and were prepared to ing a decision and will hold a make recommendations to \ women's sports. Rights committee first formed. attack. forum tonight to hear students' are offering, if going exclusive negotiate with the com- n "Companies will is worth the whole thing" Clark The News surveyed students East Timorese remain fear- opinions on the matter. panies." A give sig- ful, despite the peacekeepers' k said. around the campus about going Pepsi, Coca-Cola, the Ameri- Last fall The News >, . nificant According to Schimpf, a presence. with one beverage company. "The militias are still out can Bottling Company (known reported that the commit- | dollars major concern the committee there. They are gone now but for 7-up), Gordon Food Sys- tee would only consider I to have has is limiting choice. Three-quarters of surveyed they might come back. Every- tems, Sysco Food Systems and contracting exclusively \ ■ the only "The campus is used to a students wanted to choose their one is afraid," said Paulino AVI Food Systems are all vying with either Coke or Pepsi; {access bazillion choices," she said. She however, six companies, drinks. Pinto, a Dili resident who lost for an exclusive contract with ■ to stu- added that the committee is including Coke and Pepsi I dents," Tonight students can voice everything when a mob set fire the University. are now being considered [Schimpf taking into consideration that to his home. If the University contracts for a possible contract. I said. trends may change. While one their concerns and opinions to The peacekeeping mission exclusively with one company, "When the committees- There beverage may be the choice of the Pouring Rights committee faces other daunting chal- only the beverage products of students now, it might not be first started it didnt know all will be more vending machines at 4 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom lenges. The first reconnais- that company will be sold on the options being presented," throughout campus if one com- later. sance flights have shown that campus. "A long term contract locks of the Student Union. the province of 800,000 is near- ly deserted, with up to 75 per- cent of its buildings and homes demolished.
i See TIMOR, page five. 101L Available teaching jobs increase while salaries remain constant career services and liaison to California law that limits class ers' traditionally low salaries pass. is (hat, most of the time, learn- There are 95 days left in the the education department. size in order to increase the should rise. Kommer said that older vot- millennium and in order to ing new skills translates into There are several reasons for teacher to student ratio. But this is not so, said both ers think, "If I'm 65 and my celebrate, reflect and prepare mandatory raises for teachers. the increased demand for Other factors in creating Nagy and Kommer. kids have already gone through The bad news is that institu- for the 21st century. The teachers. One is that the num- more openings, Nagy said, are Referring back to Kommer's school, do I really need to vote News is going to run a millen- tions are inconsistent in help- ber of retiring teachers is sky- population growth and the fact search for a technology teacher, for thisr ing to fund post-graduate work, nium- related story every rocketing, said Karen Kommer, that the U.S. students do not she said the person who for- Despite the salary lull that Kommer said. Two years ago, Monday for the rest of the principal at Shelby Middle perform as well in math and merly held the job left to do the teachers are experiencing, semester. School in Shelby, Ohio. She science as foreign students, 'same line of work for a com- things may change in the near she was reimbursed for 85 per- contributes nearly half of her thus establishing a need for mercial business. The only dif- future. cent of her part-time class By ROBERT RECKER staff turnover in recent years to instructors in those areas. ference was that he doubled his New regulations are forcing work. Last year, that dropped The BG News retirement, and she expects to Kommer said that despite salary, gained better company teachers to continue their edu- to 35 percent. lose five or six more to retire- the many openings, teaching insurance and was given a com- cation beyond a bachelor's Ohio is one of the highest As the millennium ment in the next couple of jobs are still left vacant. A year pany car. degree within five years of producers of teachers, Nagy approaches, aspiring teachers years. ago she sought to hire a tech- "As a society, we don't value their first job. In a few years, are going to have an easier said, and she advises that com- "The teaching force is gray- nology teacher, but when no our teachers," Nagy said. teachers will have to earn a petition may be less fierce for time finding jobs, but may find ing," she said. "I see a need for one responded, she was forced "There is a real misconception license shortly after gradua- those who cross the border into their salaries staying the same. good, strong, quality people to use a substitute teacher the that their work ends at 3:30 tion, which must be updated The number of job openings and that's not always easy to entire year. every day. It's more than a 40 regularly throughout their neighboring regions. for teachers is increasing, espe- come by." So, as the teaching industry hours per week job." teaching career. Currently, "You may have to look cially for those in the fields of In addition to retirement, expands and the demands for Nagy added that citizens are teachers earn certificates, beyond Ohio to get that job you math, science, technology and Nagy said new state regula- instructors with more special- not supporting their schools which do not have to be initially wanted in your home- special education, said Ellen tions are creating more teach- ized skills grows, basic econom- enough, as evident by the lack renewed. town," she said. "I cant stress Nagy, assistant director of ing jobs. She pointed to a new ic theory suggests that teach- of educational tax levies that The good news with a license that enough." I I 1 page 2 The BG News Monday, September 27, 1999 Brian Taylor Opinion Editor OPINION 372-2603 Religious killings disturb me dripping with Christian con- near, where Christians' faith is PEOPLE I know I've complained a bit .-about other people the past few cepts and morality which may tested and they're forced to •"weeks. I don't apologize. I or may not apply to them per- choose between God and their on the stre intend to continue complaining sonally. Honestly, being non- lives and some are choosing about people. Only this time, Christian (and especially non- God. Question: Would you be happy if the University had only Judeo-Christian) in our society I don't buy either of those. it's with a little twist. one vendor to supply beverages? Why or why not? Today, I'm going to complain can make one a social leper. And even if either were true, I'd ■ about a group of people again, Look at how we still view still be ashamed and disgusted i only this time it's a group I pagans and wiccans, who I'd with what some of these people belong to. argue are some of the kindest have done in killing others with *l December 1, 1997, a student religious people I know. such little respect for human '2ppens fire on a prayer circle at Regardless of all of this, the life. his school in Paducah, Ky. I've written before that not all shooting in Texas is what put The Bible has some truth to April 20, 1999, two students satanists really believe in a me over the edge. I've been it, you know? Maybe it's not go through their school in Lit- being called Satan and by some angry at Christians before, always right to turn the other tleton, Colo., reportedly asking dictionary definitions, a pagan when I was younger, but never cheek, because sometimes you fellow students if they believed is just someone who's not so much so that I'd be willing to might not live if you do. But in Mitch Gehle Junior Michael Shea in God and then killed them for Judeo-Christian. So a Buddhist indiscriminately kill them general, it's a good rule to fol- Freshman MIS answering, "Yes." or Hindu would be considered without hesitation. low. I've always told people my Chemistry "I really don't September 15, 1999, a grown pagan as well. When I was a kid, I always best revenge has been my suc- "No, I like care, but other man walks into a church in Ft. But that's not really my looked at my church as a safe cess. variety." Worth, Texas, and starts firing, point. Our similarity comes in a place. It was one of the few real I don't know exactly what it students probably want more choic- killing eight total. non-belief in God and probably safe places I knew of. My is I'm trying to say, which is f What's the pattern? All of the something of a resentment impression was that the mafia actually rare for me. I guess I es." built up towards Christians in could be chasing you and if you want people to understand that gunmen are people like me. No, Brian I'm not disturbed (contrary to general. ran into a church, they'd leave it's not just religious types who See, I remember all the you alone. Or at the very least, are disturbed and worried Kunkemoeller some people's beliefs), nor am I Freshman angry enough at anyone to take years I went to church, the lat- respect for the church and what about this trend of singling out ter few being forced on me by it means spiritually would force Christians for death. Despite Art their life. The way in which "I don't like any we're similar is that we arc my parents. At an early age, I tne mafia to try to take you out- whatever differences and dis- really questioned my belief in side of the church before they agreements we might have, I limitations <>n my non-religious people. choice of God and found it lacking. Since harmed you. have to believe there's a way to I'm not sure what exactly the beverage." people who perpetrated these then, I've kind of been walking Not anymore. live together without resorting shootings considered them- about, reading about different I spoke with some people to simple barbarism. If not, Pat Meyer Lisa Walls selves as being. Whether it was religions, reading the Bible, about this last week and one of then I hope there is a God, Freshman Freshman atheist, satanist, pagan, agnos- reading philosophical argu- them suggested that maybe it's because someone needs to Undecided Early Child. Ed. tic or some other brand of non- ments about God's existence or the whole "ye shall reap what have mercy on our souls. "No, I like a lot of "No, we need Judeo-Christian beliefs, it's non-existence and discussing ye sow" idea. Maybe because of stuff" more variety." somewhat unimportant to me. I all these things with people. the things Christians have Brian Taylor is admittedly know the papers love to make And I'm comfortable where I'm done to pagans and non-believ- disturbed, but only by the fact connections between kids who at, being an agnostic. ers over the years, bad karma is that everything today seems to wear dark clothing, have pale But I can nnderstand where coming down on them. Or be solved with a fist or a gun. skin, multiple piercings and some kids in high school might maybe if the whole Revelations He. can be reached at satanic or pagan beliefs, but resent a culture they see as story is true, the endtimes are [email protected]. Greeks have more tO Offer "STRAIGHT FROM MY BRAIN" BYPATRICK JOHNS This article is a response to tion for the historically black Brian Taylor's article "Greeks Greeks, and I agree with this Don't Impress Me Much". statement. However, there is a First, it is odd that some peo- large problem on this campus ple consider calling someone with Greek unity. I'm not independent an insult. I stress exactly sure what underlies that this is not the view held by this, because a university with ' all. Further I don't feel that a a young Greek system such as member of a Greek organiza- BG's has no reason for any tion can be called a slave. This hatred toward one another (this is undoubtedly in reference to happens at colleges where the the negative press Greeks fraternities had been rivals receive for hazing incidents. apathy on this campus is run- since the mid-1800s). Hopeful- ly the unity problem at BG will The next point was that ning rampant, and with the change in the next few years. Greeks buy their friends. absence of good passionate peo- There is a crucial detail that ple to make a change, the prob- Further on the housing needs to be clarified; most indi- lem is only going to get worse. issue, several solutions were viduals join organizations (in Though I wish I had a simple proposed, but what it boils general) because of the oppor- answer to this problem, I do down to is that though the his- tunities and benefits that orga- not, only the student popula- torically black Greeks want nization provides for them. So tion as a whole can rectify this. (and deserve) housing like the someone who decides to join a The claim was also made other on-campus Greeks, the Greek organization is paying that the Greek system is flour- university will only provide for the opportunities it can pro- ishing at BG. It's small and that if they can fill these hous- vide (i.e. the campus involve- uninfluential compared to that ing units (which they are ment, community service, of similar size universities that unable to do). Personally I feel future occupational connec- allow fraternities and sorori- the whole situation is bulls**t. tions and leadership opportu- ties. The Greek community is The main point I want to nities and responsibilities to proportionately very small at emphasize with this article is mention a few). Members of BG (about 10-15% of the stu- that I would urge everyone to organizations become friends dent population) compared find some way to get involved through shared experiences with "flourishing" colleges (i.e. while at BG. There are many and getting to know one anoth- University of Kentucky has an good organizations that can aid er (true friends are earned, not 80% Greek campus). anyone who wants to get purchased). BG's Greek system is in trou- involved. The point was also made ble. Look at the statistics like Fraternities and sororities that the Greek community pro- proportion of Greek new mem- offer many advantages, and duces good leaders, yet they do bers from each freshmen class though I'll be the first to admit not contribute to the BGSU and the number of fraternities they aren't for everyone, the community as a whole. I could- that cannot fill (or have difficul- only way to discovt: which n't agree with this statement ty filling) their on-campus organization best suits your ; more. Normally what happens houses (which they lose if they interests is to investigate. Edu- 2T~ Tin the rare case that these two fail to do so); the downward cated decisions always produce Share your opinion on 210 West Hall ••Overlap, is that this leader hap- trend becomes more apparent. better results than ignorant the University pens to be Greek (i.e. the rea- Most organizations are slowly choices. Bowling Green State University . son they're Greek is to gain dying, and this problem is "cola wars" —or any Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 ' opportunities as I had men- directly related to the apathy Adam Stacker is a senior other topic. tioned before). This scenario is problem at BG. Biology major and treasurer for We hope to hear from Phone: (419) 372-2601 I a sad one, and the fact that It was also said that the Fiji. He can be reached by e- you. E-mail: [email protected] there are so few leaders at BG Greek community should be mailing [email protected]. complicates the problem. The outraged at the housing situa- edu Website:bgnews.com Melissa Naymik Editor-in-Chief Letters to the Editor Policy Brandi Barhite Carolyn Steckel Assistant Managing Editor Do you agree wltb all of this? We doubt It. Write us and let us Copyright © 1999, The BG News, Bowling Green, Ohio. 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Mary Beth Murtha Page Three Editor PAGE 3 372-2603 American Eagle, Gap, you get the picture. urgent need to pick out one sort of per- 4 l I 1C 11 13 Ill wake up in the morning determined to sona and stick with it. ACROSS ' ■ 1 > •«? look as cute and preppy as I possibly can 1 Evergreen ' If I really want to be a journalist then 4 Composer " ". 16 and even if I fail miserably, the sincere Bartok I should be absolutely professional and IS desire will still be there 8 Is suitablo to " 19 grown-up, I tell myself. If I want to be a 14 Individual 21 SN"*f Erin's 20 one category or another. I suppose the 29 Wedding vow to dredge something up from my past or until four or five in the morning and 31 Sell-out letters 91 point isn't really the clothes, though. It \u? '/1 M I [■ N 0' remember some small yet hilarious detail sleeping until noon. At the same time, I 32 Mil. address goes murh, much deeper than that. (By of my recent life and expand on it to also want to excel in school and be a hor- 33 Catch phrase H&" BC the way, I iove Hawaiian shirts.) ribly "good" person, go to bed at 11 p.m. 36 Totality explain the humor in it all. I want to 38 Train to box 61 >'. H M write something that will make people every night and get up bright and early. 39 Comfortable I 41 Walks unsteadily V. ■ smile and chuckle while sitting in the Attempted explanations I want to make everyone in the world : Union between classes, bored. 43 Splice nlm - It's almost like when 1 wear different happy and be nice to absolutely everyone 44 Sack that I meet. But I also want to exert - " The truth is, though, that I am extra- sorts of clothes (and maybe no one else in ■»o LBIWIIIU III CI999 TnOuno Madia Services, Inc1 1 Q/7KE myself and my opinions so that if some- 47 Vietnamese AII r.giu reserved ZJCJI^Z ordinarily tired. I feel as though I have the entire world realizes I'm doing this), holiday lost every ounce of wit I ever possessed I'm trying to play the part of a certain one does something I think is ridiculous, 43 Equality grp __ _,_ _^ _^ __ and 1 can't think of much besides serious sort of person. Honestly, though, it's I can say, "that is just ridiculous" and not 50 Man's best friend 8 Toots § ^ 1J g\ fW tW (or at least semi-serious) thoughts I had almost an imperceptible, unconscious hyper-analyze and feel bad for a week 51 Chalcedony and 9 Lawman Wyatl 1. + T%L 1. M C^ fT^ afterwards trying to figure out if I hurt opal gem 10 Becomes 7 originally set out to write a column about decision that I am only aware of on days 53 Predatory tattered VO Q T OL a silly crush I had in junior high, but like today, when I am absolutely plagued their feelings or not. seabirds 11 - Not Unusuar have decided, with my current state of with introspection. 55 Sled 12 Word LOOKING FOR mind, to talk about contradictions. 58 Atomic-bomo ignored by ..iciiicncimii If I wear a certain combination of shirt Okay, I'll wrap the craziness up developer alphabetizes ANSWERS IN ALL I think everyone has at least a few con- and pants one day I'm trying to look 61 Saudi _ 13 Fortom THE WRONG So I guess the moral of my story is that tradictions in their lives, but mine seems "artsy" or "professional". I know it is 64 6/6/44 21 Contrivance - if you don't know what sort of person you 65 Biddy 22 Approximately PLACES t to be utterly filled to the brim with them absolutely ridiculous to think that people want to be, it's confusing and can suck, 66 Underground 26 Southernmost GET SOME HELP lately. College seems to be the perfect should dress a certain way to play a cer- chamber point of Africa but it is a natural part of life, and maybe time to grow and expand, a time to figure tain part (except for people like business 67 Vogue rival 27 Creative FROM THE one of the most important parts of learn- out "who 1 am." But that is very difficult women and men), but I feel the need to do 68 Blockhead movement of the «MC«ICO I/CV ing about yourself. 69 Plays charades -60s ANbWER KEY— to do when I feel pulled in so many differ- it nonetheless. 70 Parakeet staple oomu-^-Bj WWW.bgnewS.com ent directions, and I hope you all can I'll continue to struggle, attempting to 71 Confirmed 30 KluUr relate. find some way to balance my many, often 33 Take care of Back to contradictions contradicting parts until I reach some DOWN 34 Weighed down 1 Typefaces 35 Essence 49 Walk with a 57 Dadaisl Max So then the contradictions come into sort of happy medium. Maybe the beauty 2 Red beginning? 37 Exlinct flightless sway 59 Soil Let the contradictions begin play again. I am absolutely torn in of life is that no one really reaches that 3 Affoctcd pioty bird 52 Three-masted 60 Scrutinized Let me lend an example of my confu- clothes choices (and hence in life choices, medium, though, and has to struggle into 4 Explosive report 38 Leisurely walk sailing ship 61 Marksman 5 Some rapiers 40 Sri _ 53 Graceful birds 62 Took off sion at this point. Clothes. One day I'll if that makes sense) on a daily basis. I infinity trying to keep their sanity. But 6 Gains knowledge 42 Sen. Kennedy 54 Hackneyed 63 Gardner of "The want to dress preppy - I'll strive to be a really don't know what sort of person I hey, wouldn't life be pretty boring without 7 Ashe and Hailey 45 Haitian cash 56 V-formation flock Killers" walking advertisement for the likes of want to be, and I often feel this dire. the constant challenge? Ohio weather ▼ T w-t ^y f^ m /jr T 1VT «•*■> Buy a raffle ticket!!! Enter to the Student Health Center and \J i?\s \J JVl 1 Vi \Jtwin a 2r television. 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Etymology: American 4 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Open Forum 9 p.m. French, from French dialect, Women's Entrepreneurial BGSU College Republicans A "Pouring Rights Team" has Network pipe stem, from Late Latin been exploring the possibility Meeting Encourages and supports pre- on an exclusive cold beverage Come and check out "the BEST « calamellus, diminutive of sent and future business own- party on campus!" Our goal is contract for BGSU. This forum ers and women-friendly busi- is to explain the process and to educate and motive YOU - so Latin calamus reed — more nesses. For more information, get involved! BA 116. hear comments from the cam- call 419/389-6465. 107 Hanna at CALAMUS pus community before recom- Hall. mendations are made to the TBA Date: 1673 President and Cabinet. Mission 2000: The 1999 Lenhart Grand Ballroom, Stu- 6 -8 p.m. National Convention & :a highly ornamented cer- dent Union. 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Low-key air war drones on over Iraq Kazakstan stages explosion at former site The Associated Press The Associated Press MOSUL, Iraq— A billion-dollar-a-year air war, forgotten by ALMATY, Kazakstan —A blast equivalent to 100 tons of dyna- the outside world but droning on high over dusty Iraqi towns, mite collapsed a tunnel at a former nuclear testing ground Sat- doesn't appear to be getting Washington any closer to its ulti- urday as part of a program to dismantle the former Soviet mate goal of ousting President Saddam Hussein. Eye on the Nation Union's missile-launching system. American and British pilots open fire at least a few times a The controlled explosion in a tunnel under the Degelen Moun- week, responding to Iraqi air-defense challenges with anything tains in eastern Kazakstan was part of a U.S.-Kazak agreement from $12,000 laser-guided bombs to $80,000 Maverick missiles. to dismantle silo-based i~issile launchers in the former Soviet Since December, they've dropped 1,400 bombs and missiles on Winning Moment republic. targets in north and south Iraq. The blast was caused by the second of three bombs designed to Maintaining air supremacy is part of Washington's strategy to eliminate the infrastructure at a former nuclear test site at Semi- contain the Iraqi regime and apply the pressure needed to even- palatinsk, once one of the world's largest nuclear testing grounds. tually force Saddam out. But diplomats in Baghda J and military Officials at Kazakstan's National Nuclear Center said the first and political experts on Iraq say the air war will never destabi- underground explosion, which sealed missile silos and the maze lize the government, though it may keep Saddam's shattered mil- of tunnels under the test site, took place on Aug. 22 last year, and itary in check. Some question the human cost, regardless of that the third and final blast will be detonated in 2000.Satur- which side is to blame for civilian casualties and damage. day's detonation cost $800,000 and was paid for by the United States, the officials said, according to the Interfax news agency. [Abortion laws ruled illegal in 3 states Election fraud suspected in India The Associated Press The Associated Press ST. LOUIS — A federal appeals court panel yesterday ruled BARHIAH, India— Two government ministers were arrested that three states' laws banning late-term abortions are unconsti- and at least four people were killed Saturday amid reports of tutional. , large-scale election fraud during voting in Bihar, India's most A three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals lawless state. Lpheld U.S. District Judge Richard Kopfs decision last year that Election-related unrest was also reported elsewhere in India (aid Nebraska's law is so vague that it potentially bans all abor- during the fourth round of voting for a new federal parliament. tions. The court issued similar rulings for cases out of Arkansas Associated Press Photo India's national elections are staggered, with different parts of ind Iowa. Kenyan Tegla Loroupe passes the finish line during the Berlin the country voting on different days. Appeals Court Clerk Michael Gans said the court dealt with Marathon Sunday. Loroupe set a new world record in the The deaths in Bihar state were far less than the 39 killed in ill three cases at once because they were so similar. women's marathon with a time of two hours, 20 minutes and last week's polling there. This time, 75,000 police, reservists and On the Nebraska case, Chief Judge Richard Arnold wrote: 43 seconds. soldiers were sent to prevent seizure of ballot booths, militant 'The difficulty is that the statute covers a great deal more. It attacks and fighting between political supporters. vould also prohibit, in many circumstances, the most common "We've had a very satisfactory day," independent Election nethod of second-trimester abortion. ... Such a prohibition places Commissioner Manohar Singh Gill told reporters in New Delhi. in undue burden on the right of women to choose whether to Fifty-one percent of the 80 million people eligible to vote Sat- lave an abortion." urday cast their ballots in nine states, Gill said. Voting is now completed in 418 of India's 534 parliament constituencies. Doing anything this we You "should be. As for what In particular, check out the NOW section Th the Enter- , *- Ggme on. talment page, Mondays and Fridays. In The BG News. Bowling Green's most comprehensive sports coverage Every weekday in The BG News.
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TIMOR Continued from page one. U.N. workers in East Timor "Some of the ones alleged to have found mounting evidence have been involved in some of "If we don't manage to get of torture and hundreds if not the worst present crimes ... are food and medical supplies to thousands of killings. On Sat- on their way out of the those in the hills and, security urday, U.N. officials exhumed province, and we've asked for permitting, enable them to the bodies of two men appar- move back to the towns by the ently executed at Tibar, a ham- those people to be investigated, time the rainy season comes in let seven miles east of Dili. Ear- Cosgrove told Australian televi- a few weeks we could be in even lier in the week, a headless sion. deeper trouble," Ross Moun- body was found dumped in a The transfer of authority in tain, the U.N. humanitarian water well. Villagers said 20 East Timor comes with the ear- coordinator for East Timor, said more bodies may also be inside. lier than expected withdrawal on his return from one flight. Nearby, in what residents of most of the 20,000 Indone- Security concerns have ham- said was a torture chamber, sian troops in the territory. pered road convoys, forcing aid dried blood stained the ground Only about 1,500 Indonesian workers to use air drops that where victims were allegedly officials admit are hit-and- hung on meathooks while still soldiers will be left by Tuesday. miss. alive. The discoveries added Cosgrove said their depar- AUNICEF plane lea Sunday weight to calls for a U.N. team ture would hamper the militias carrying baby food and tents to to investigate alleged atrocities and allow peacekeepers to stop refugees in West Timor, but the ahead of a possible internation- continued arson attacks. Indonesia., military blocked al criminal tribunal. A fire Sunday in a former foreign aid workers from ensur- "The United Nations has to military workshop cast a huge ing the supplies reach their act quickly to satisfy our pall of choking black smoke destination. demands for justice," said across the capital and set off Indonesian forces have Francisco Fernandes, a student small explosions inside. Wit- blocked any independent leader in Dili. observers from entering the Cosgrove, said Sunday he nesses said they saw soldiers Associated Press Photo near the building beforehand. East Timorese refugees touch icons of the Virgin Mary during a Catholic Mass at the football sta- camps. Allegations of rape and has asked the commander of dium in Dili, East Timor, Sunday. Refugees, who are returning home from hiding with the arrival executions trickle out and visi- Indonesian forces in East The government Cultural and of peacekeepers, have found their homes burned and looted and are now squatting in the city sta- tors describe people living in Timor to hold soldiers suspect- Social Department also was on dium while they look for a place to stay. fear. ed of war-crimes. fire. Clinton advised to rest vocal chords ROTC By LAWRENCE L. KNUTSON fit if he could drop about 10 gist. It was his fifth complete his voice over the next 10 days, Continued from page one. cure for diabetes. The Associated Press pounds," White House press physical examination as presi- and no yelling at the television Angel was excited about hav- secretary Joe Lockhart told dent. during sporting events. day snacks," Fox said. "Because ing the Air Force ROTC unit BETHESDA, Md. — Presi- of her shots, she has not ever reporters outside the Bethcsda Clinton has been bothered Clinton kept up on the Ryder help out. dent Clinton has gained 18 Naval Medical Center. by a hoarse and raspy voice spent the night at her friends' Cup golf tournament during "They've raised money and pounds since his last complete Doctors recommended a low- since returning from a trip to the testing regimen, Lockhart houses." they have helped me reach my physical examination but is in calorie Hiet and more exercise, New Zealand in mid-Septem- said. There was no word on the Without her shots. Angel "excellent health," a team of which Lockhart said Clinton's ber. His voice broke twice dur- calorie count of the lunch the could go into shock or seizures goal to help find a cure for dia- doctors reported Saturday. staff will try to help Clinton ing a speech Tuesday to the doctors shared with Clinton from low blood sugar. In the betes." Angel said. They said swollen vocal cords maintain. United Nation's General afterward — chicken enchi- worst case scenario, diabetes Angel's best part of the day were causing his recent hoarse- Two small skin abnormali- Assembly, but seemed to can cause blindness or result in ladas with mango sorbet for ness and recommended he rest ties were removed from Clin- improve a bit after a day with was walking with her friends dessert. amputation of certain limbs. his voice. ton's forehead in what doctors no public speaking engage- and family. During his last physical, in "There are a lot of health described as a routine precau- ments on Wednesday. problems for her down the road. The 53-year-ofd president, October 1997, the president "Cause I knew someone who has enjoyed generally good tionary treatment. Such skin By Friday night, Clinton If we can find a cure now, it'll be was fitted with in-the-ear hear- cared," she said. health since entering the White conditions, typically caused by again was noticeably hoarse. great for her," her mother said. House in 1993, weighs 214 sun exposure, sometimes can He repeatedly cleared his ing aids. They helped with a With the addition of the PARKING PROBLEM? pounds, still within the normal become cancerous. throat during two evening longtime problem that Clinton money the ROTC raised, political speeches. said made it difficult to under- range of up to 220 pounds for a Clinton's battery of tests "Angel's Dream Team" donated Tired of Leu 6 overflow? The doctors diagnosed the stand voices in crowded recep- 6-foot-2-inch man, said Clin- took about five hours, and a total of $4,500 to the JDF in Park right outside ton's physician, Dr. Connie included checkups by 14 spe- swollen vocal cords caused in tions or sometimes even to order to assist research into a Mariano. cialists, including a cardiolo- part by "voice overuse." The catch what hecklers were YOl'R DORM! "He would feel best and most gist, dermatologist and urolo- recommendation: Clinton rest shouting at him. How ' Blueblood spared jail because of tabloid cocaine trap Buy your rattle ticket- on the steps of (he Education Bldg. And exchange the newspaper ed against jail sentences, stings. The Associated Press supplied cocaine. help raise money for Habitat for Mazher Mahmood, a secretly taped. instead giving the earl a two- In 1997, a reporter for The Humanity 2001 Project! LONDON — A judge has reporter for the newspaper, The following day Hard- year suspended sentence and Mirror induced the son of a decided not to send the Earl of posed as a wealthy Arab busi- wicke gave Mahmood a tour of Thwaites a 15-month suspend- Cabinet minister to supply Hardwicke to jail on a cocaine nessman as part of a plan to the House of Lords, and then ed sentence. marijuana, then published a M-F 11:00-3:00 conviction after the earl's jury tempt the men into giving him gave him $200 worth of "Were it not for that elabo- story about it. expressed concern that he was drugs. cocaine. rate sting (by the newspaper) Before the newspaper story, 1 for$l entrapped by a tabloid newspa- Mahmood and another The jury found both men you would not, I accept, have Hardwicke had been warned 6 for S5 per. reporter lured the men to a guilty, but sent a note to Judge committed these particular about — but not prosecuted for 20forSI0 The 29-year-old earl and his hotel in September 1998 on the Timothy Pontius saying: "Had offenses of supplying these par- — cocaine use. 50 for S20 ticular people on these particu- associate Stefan Thwaites, 29, pretext that they were interest- we been allowed to take the News of the World cooperat- extreme provocation into lar days," Pontius said. uinncr need not be present jt drawing on were arrested after News of the ed in ordering scooters from ed with prosecutors in the case, World, a sensational mass-cir- Thwaites' dealership. 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Ana Pereira and Tony Recznik NOW Co- Editors lai £ NOW 372-6966 Ward stars in 'Once and Again' That Was the Week That Was... liy FRAZIER MOORE quite a change from her flam- pressing him portentously, The Associated Press Wrote," starring Angela Lans- boyant role on the sometimes "What's her body like? Two bury, premiered on CBS. tAP Television Writer racy, sometimes wacky "Sis- kids!" And the New York Film Fes- ters." Entertainment highlights Which is not to say that, during the week of Sept. 26- tival opened with "Country," . NEW YORK — This week's Could the sleekly gorgeous besides its stretch marks and Oct. 2: starring Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard and Wilford Brimley. JOnce and Again" starts with Sela Ward make Lily's plight bulging Filofaxes, "Once and 70 years ago: George Arliss Lily, the 40-year-old single convincing? The matter was Again" doesn't also deal with and Joan Bennett starred in mother played by Sela Ward, settled in the premiere universal issues: love, family, "Disraeli." Arliss won an Oscar Spoken five years ago: and trying to learn from one exploding with an anxious con- episode's first moments: for his performance in the film. "There have been times fession: "I have NO idea what another. "All I ever wanted, I think, 65 years ago: Karen Morley when I didn't think that I was I'm doing." was to be safe," Lily mused. The series is deft in tracking and Tom Keene starred in King suffering enough. But in actual Vidor's "Our Daily Bread," Hol- fact, it didn't have to be that Well, what she's doing is "That's the fi.nny thing, parallel issues as they unfold because I never chose the safe for different generations. This lywood's first serious drama way. I don't believe any of us nothing less than picking up about the Depression. has to suffer more than we the pieces of her life after the thing. I would try, and some- week we see Lily and Rick in how it would always end up the car outside a restaurant, 45 years ago: "The Tonight already are suffering — not for breakup of her marriage. She's art, not for anything." — Singer rebuilding her identity and cop- being unsafe." making out like teenagers — Photo Provided Show" debuted on NBC. The show was hosted by Steve Eric Clapton. ing with guilt for what divorce while, back at Rick's house, his Sela Ward, star of ABC's Reminded of that poignant Allen. has done to her two daughters. teen-age son Eli is in bed with a "Once and Again." speech, Ward laughs. Poetry Corner... Diciest of all, she's risking girl. Clearly, this isn't just a And Ronald Reagan was And now she wants the the host of the "General Elec- romance with Rick, a similarly "That," she declares, "was show about divorce. world to know: There's life after Nature damaged single father of two. tric Theater." the first paragraph in the script "I've never been divorced," 40. and the thing that hooked me. I 40 years ago: "The Many So that's what Lily is doing says Ward. Curled up on the 'To the rear of went, 'Ohmigod! This is how I "I'm sort of loaded for bear," Loves of Dobie Gillis," star- on "Once and Again," which sofa in a Manhattan hotel's bar, feel! Everything in my life is says the 43-year-old Ward, tap- ring Dwayne Hickman, pre- 'dirs Tuesday at 10 p.m. EDT on she bathes a sore throat with about safety!' And I kept read- ping a Southernism, "because miered on CBS. ABC, then repeats Friday on hot tea as she reflects on her my grandparent's ing and the writing was so I've been exec-producing this And "The Twilight Zone," cable's Lifetime at 11 p.m. EDT. series' potentially broad appeal. documentary for Lifetime on created and hosted by Rod And she must be doing some- good. I couldn't get it out of my head. "I didn't get married till I beauty and ageism. Serling, made its debut on two-story white house Hiing right. A critical favorite CBS Jong before its debut, the series was 35. But before that, I would "We're living in this youth- "This is what's so interesting have serial monogamy of three, 35 years ago: The Beach last week gave ABC the highest pbsessed culture where the winds a river. about Lily: You get to explore Boys made their debut on rating among adults 18-to-49 of four years at a time. I feel like message we get — especially her insecurities and neuroses, I've been divorced three times "The Ed Sullivan Show," any network's premiering and then transcend that. With from the entertainment indus- over. Roy Orbison's "Oh, Pretty between old oak trees drama in four years. this role, you have somewhere try and advertising — is that Woman" began a three-week to go." "You don't have to look far for our life is over at 40. And I What that audience encoun- resent it." run on top of the U.S. charts. tered was a refreshing adult divorce and all the people it and wheat fields. This week, just watch Lily affects," she notes. "And kids And "Gilligan's Island" pre- drama with the wry humor and With her documentary, and Rick, laden with responsi- can totally relate to being in a miered on CBS. The series bittersweet honesty befitting bilities, try to fii.fi a night which Lifetime will air next starred Bob Denver and Alan 9t flows quietly and gently. its creators, Edward Zwick and family of divorce, with their spring, "I'm doing my little part Hale Jr. they're both free for a date. parents dating." Marshall Herskovitz, until now to give a woman, or a man, a 30 years ago: The Beatles' best known for the age-defining And as they separately antic- For five seasons she played chance to think, 'You know final studio album, "Abbey then slowly creeps up as the ipate sex with each other, hear "thirtysomething." Teddy, struggling artist and what, I can make a different Road," was released in rain pours down, drowning Lily fret to her sister, "I've got choice."' Britain. The album stayed at Viewers also found a splen- recovering alcoholic, on NBC's two kids! How can I take my "Sisters," for which she won the the No. 1 spot on the British everything in its path. did cast, headed up by Billy Of course, choices are what clothes off?" While, elsewhere. 1994 Emmy for Best Actress in charts for 11 weeks. Campbell as Rick and Ward in Lily faces, in the extreme. It Rick's business partner is a Drama. isn't safe. But it's fascinating. 15 years ago: "Murder, She -Erin Doepker
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Kent upsets Falcons 8 '* By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM BG had not allowed that hauling in eight catches for 126 "The locker room was good The BG News many points in a quarter since yards. However, he said those and the kids were saying the KENT, Ohio — Two words a 1988 loss at West Virginia. It numbers could have tripled right things," Blackney said. "I can describe the Bowling hadn't allowed that many in a and it wouldn't have mattered thought if we took some of the Green football teams play on league contest since the 1970s. if the team didn't win. He was momentum into the third quar- the road since 1994 — hard After Kent took the opening also mad at himself for drops at ter and cut it to a touchdown, 1 luck. drive capped off by a Jason key points of the game. Quar- we're right back in the game. Just when the team has Gavadza 20-yard touchdown terback Ricky Schneider out- But Kent didn't let us do that." something going well in one reception from Jose Davis and threw Davis, completing 22-of- That was the case when i area on the road, a problem in a Dave Pavich extra point, 49 passes for 271 yards. Davis Kelly hauled in another TD another arises. That was the BG's Joe Alls tried for extra was 22-of-33 for 223 yards. reception from 21 yards out to case in Saturday's 41-27 Mid- yards but fumbled. Abdur On Kent's ensuing play, make it 38-14. With 1:42 left in American Conference loss at Khan picked up the ball and Chris Delia Vella forced Davis i the third, Redd hauled in a 30- • Dix' Stadium in front of an rumbled 19 yards for the score to fumble and Larry Wither- yard reception making it 38-20 announced crowd of 10,647. making it 14-0. Pavich would spoon recovered it at the Kent after Schneider's conversion -< The Golden Flash win then kick a 20-yard field goal 6. But on first and goal follow- run failed. The final scoring for snapped the longest current following a Gary McCullough ing a Kent illegal participation Kent came on a 26-yard field losing streak in Division I-A at interception making it 17-0 foul, Schneider faked a hand- goal in the fourth. With 6:07 16 games. It also marked the Kent. off and tried a quick pass to left, Redd hauled in a 15- first win as a head coach for "Kent played well and we Kevin Steinke. But Matt Rayl yarder to make the final score Dean Pees. didn't," Blackney said. "It's my stayed home and picked it off of 41-27. "It feels absolutely great," responsibility to get the team in the end zone. Kent then Kent outgained BG, 398-346 Pees said. "We wanted to get a ready. When we do things like drove the distance and took a in total yards including 175-75 win against a good football that, I'm fully accountable. It's 24-6 lead on a 15-yard recep- rushing. Murphy led the Gold- team. They could have played frustrating and embarrassing." tion by Jurron Kelly. en Flash ground attack with , -» Pitt closer than we did if not for Despite taking the blame, "They drove to the three 166 yards on 32 carries. God- the fumbles. We told the kids BG sophomore wide receiver after the penalty," Rayl said. frey Lewis led BG with 72 not to play to lose at halftime. Robert Redd stood up for his "They tried the play-action on yards on 17 carries for his sea- t , ^f^ltt^x iflfc^A V^^^^^LJ Also, that's as good a student coach. the right side. The ball came to son-high. The Falcons might turnout I've seen at Kent in a "I'm not going to sit up here me. I caught it and fell imme- have gained more on the long time." and let coach take full respon- diately." ground if it hadn't fallen i Falcon coach Gary Blackney sibility for us losing like we did BG would miss one scoring behind early. Also for Kent, has always stressed not beat- today because he can't get on opportunity later in the game. Kelly had eight receptions for ing yourself. BG has done that the field and play for us," Redd Following a Chante Murphy 99 yards. this year. It shows in the give- said. "They came to play and seven-yard score to make it 31- Kent also held the ball for BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE away/takeaway ratio as the we didn't. The score proved 6 Kent, the Falcons scored 36:44. That's the first time an that." Falcons now stand at a -7. A before the half when Schneider opponent held the ball longer BG quarterback Ricky Schneider looks downfield for a lost fumble and three intercep- BG got on the board when spotted Kurt Gerling from 20 than BG in a long time. receiver against Tennessee Tech earlier in the season. tions hurt BG especially in the Redd scored his first of three yards out. After Schneider ran BG comes home for its third Schneider completed 22-of-49 passes for 271 yards, four first quarter when Kent scored touchdowns on a slant out for a in the two-point conversion, straight night game when it 24 points to lead 24-6 after the 27-yard touchdown reception. BG felt it had the momentum hosts arch-rival Toledo Satur- touchdowns and three interceptions. The interceptions first quarter. Redd was BG's lone bright spot going into halftime. day at 7 p.m. would prove costly in Kent's 41-27 upset of the Falcons. Buffalo hands women's soccer MAC loss By PETE STELLA occurred even with the four certain personalities that you The BG News shots on goal by BG and three have to "teal with and we did The battle was Sunday at by Buffalo. not do a good job shutting Cochrane Field. "We have played against theirs down. Our philosophy It was a very hot day and better players and I think we has always been to force the the two teams fought it out as had poor defending," Piccirillo weaker players, the non-per- if they were playing for the said. "We made good players sonalities, to raise their game World Cup Championship. look great and great players up but we didn't do it." Unfortunately, the BG will make you pay as theirs women's soccer team • was did." The Falcons ended the day defeated by the Buffalo Bulls The second half began as with 15 total shots, six on goal 3-0. With the loss, the Falcons the first one ended with BG and Buffalo netted 11 total fall out of first place in the controlling the ball for a good shots and seven on goal. Flan- Mid-American Conference and portion of the half. But then ders finished with four saves drop to 5-3-0 overall and 2-1 in all went down hill. the MAC. The Bulls remain and Buffalo goalie Jaime Buffalo junior Paula Lis- Adams grabbed six saves for undefeated and increase their trani got a shot past BG goalie the Bulls. record to 8-0-1 overall and 2-0 Erika Flanders and put the in the MAC. first score on the board for "One of the things we focus "I think there was a wind either team 81 minutes into on is the certain, critical peri- factor," BG coach Tom Picciril- the match. Two minutes later, ods of a game," Piccirillo said. Buffalo freshman Samantha lo said. "We wanted to have "They are the opening five them going into the wind and Swerdloff took a pass from turn it into a 45 minute game. Listrani and netted one, giv- minutes of a half, the closing We had what we wanted as far ing the Bulls a 2-0 advantage. five minutes of a half and five as going into the wind at first Then two minutes after the minutes after a goal is scored. and then having it at our second goal, Listrani was fed We were not strong after the backs for the second half." by Swerdloff and scored her scored their first goal, we sort The first half saw the Bulls second goal of the match, of let up." BG News Photo/ MIKE LEHMKUHLE putting most of the offensive increasing Buffalo's advan- pressure on the Falcons goal. tage to 3-0. Next up, the Brown and Falcon coach Tom Piccirillo voices his opinions to the officials after Buffalo's controversial 3-0 Despite the physical play by "We said we had to shut Orange host arch-rival Toledo Mid-American Conference victory at Mikey Cochrane Field Sunday. The Bulls scored three goals both teams, the first 45 min- down their personalities," Pic- Wednesday at 4 p.m at in the last 10 minutes to record the victory. utes passed and no scoring cirillo said. "Every team has Cochrane Field. Hawks, Herd square off in Oxford Men's tennis team By G. MICHAEL GRAHAM Shepherd for a seven-yard team will hit the win column Ohio and T sponsors fundraiser he BG News interception touchdown in the battle of two recent Kent started Travis Prentice vs. Doug return. Shepherd completed MAC additions. off MAC play By MARY BETH WILFONG of three matches each of dou- Chapman, Chad Pennington 14-of-34 passes for 211 yards Eastern Michigan (1-2, 1-1) with wins. The BG News bles play. The amateurs with The Golden vs. Mike Bath, Trevor Gaylor but the Miami defense sacked heads out of the conference to The men's tennis team took the four highest scores moved vs. Nate Poole, Heisman can- him four times and picked off battle Louisville (2-2). The Flashes beat on to the semifinals choosing BG 41-27 a break from the norm this didate vs. Heisman candidate, three passes. Eagles play their three non- Saturday by organizing the their partners for the finals while the etc. There are many names The team that makes the conference games on the road Prentice 11th annual Pro Am Invita- play. that can be associated with big plays will probably win making a total of seven road Bobcats han- Making it to the semifinals dled the Bulls 45-6. The Bob- tional fundraiser. . this weekend's showdown in this game. Each team has games. Toledo, on the other "It helps my guys get a lit- were teams Nicole Osier and Oxford when 17th-ranked plenty of players capable of hand, plays seven home cats won the rushing battle her brother, coach Jay Harris, 393-95 led by Jamel Patterson tle more connected with the Marshall travels to Miami for making the big play. Aside games. outside world, meeting people Russ Veitch and sophomore probably the biggest game of from Pennington and Chap- with 180 yards on 17 carries. Mike Kossoff, winning second Buffalo wide receiver Drew that really helped us out and the year. man, defensemen Girardie make it possible for us to do in the tournament was Josh Weekly recap Haddad had another outstand- Kaplan and partners sopho- Since Marshall's return to Mercer and Rogers Beckett are the things we do," said men's capable of forcing fumbles at ing game with eight catches more V'itek Wild and winning the Mid-American Conference, tennis coach Jay Harris. any given time. For Miami, for 140 yards. the large trophy in a 3-4 tie the home team has won every 1998 Special teams Player- Included in the days events quarterback Mike Bath and In interdivisional play, breaker was Lee Johnson and year. Marshall was the only of-the-year kicker Brad Selent were a tournament, the Fal- wide receiver Trevor Gaylor Eastern Michigan picked up freshman Geoff Hiscox. team to beat Miami last year was the hero for Western con tennis raffle, which are capable of making big its first win stopping Akron 38- "It's a great event. Jay's get en route to the Motor City Michigan as he booted a 37- included golf balls, BGSU plays aside from Cohen and yard field goal as time expired ' 17. The Eagles forced three Zip a great group of kids and they Bowl and MAC Championship. apparel and two tennis rac- Prentice. to lift the Broncos to a road turnovers and outrushed quets. Participants could also have great attitudes, they The stacked Thundering In other rivalry games this win at Northern Illinois. The Akron 135-41. Walt Church play "Guess your service have a great work ethic," said Herd enter the game 4-0 over- week, Toledo (2-1, 1-0) travels Huskies had tied the game at outpassed James "Butchie" speed" and aim to hit a T- 1994 University graduate Lee all and 1-0 in the MAC after to Bowling Green (1-3, 0-2) 21-all following touchdown Washington 225-205. shirt or hat or the tennis Johnson. "It was a niee trouncing Temple (0-4) in and Central Michigan travels runs of two and six by William court. match, I know Josh from Tole- Huntington, W. Va. 34-0. Pen- to Western Michigan (2-2,1-0). Andrews. Bronco quarterback Also in non-conference play, The professionals in the do, he's a great player, I think nington threw for 406 yards In a MAC East game, Kent (1- Tim Lester completed 16-of-34 Army handled Ball State 41- invite were the men's tennis that he played a great and three touchdowns. 3, 1-0) travels to Athens, Ohio passes for 165 yards. 21. The Cadets (1-2) had 447 team and members from the match." The RedHawks are 3-1 and to face Ohio (1-3, 1-0). Also, two-time defending yards rushing to the Cardi- women's tennis team. The The team raised about 2-0 after rallying past Central In two interdivisional MAC West champion Toledo nals' 93. Joe Gerena led the amateurs were people from $6,000 through the amateurs Michigan (1-3, 0-1). Prentice games, Akron (2-2, 1-1) voy- stopped defending Division I- attack with 122 yards on 15 around the community that and donations from individu- was held to 76 yards rushing ages to Ball State (0-4, 0-1) AA champion Massachusetts carries. Ball State has now were interested in sponsoring als who were not able to on 35 carries but had two short and its "West Coast" meets 24-3 at the Glass Bowl. dropped 10 straight. The Car- the men's tennis team. attend the days events. The touchdown runs. Dustin "East Coast" when Buffalo (0- Chester Taylor had 140 yards dinals have gone 6-17 since The tournament was set up money is going toward play- Cohen put Miami ahead for 3, 0-2) hosts Northern Illinois rushing and one touchdown. winning the MAC Champi- using the triangle format ing an expanded schedule and good after picking off Pete (0-4, 0-1) in Amherst, NY One The Minutemen are 1-2. onship in 1996. with three rounds consisting a big trip later in the season. I / page 8 The BG News Monday, September 27, 1999 Super Bowl teams lose to go to 0-3 By The Associated Presstress ran for another score in the third night. ':"heThe Monday nightnieht GeorgeGeoree Seifert. Both his touch- Davis had three TD runs as the penally-riddennenaltv-ridHen ChicagoChirapn BearsRear* (1- The Denver Broncos and period as the Rams routed matchup is San Francisco at Ari- downs set team records for Redskins (2-1) beat the reeling 2). Atlanta Falcons have gone from Atlanta in St. Louis. zona. longest run from scrimmage. New York Jets (0-3). Rich Gannon threw TD passes super to stupor. The Rams (2-0) ended an Cincinnati is 0-3 for the third The injury-ravaged Jets lost of 20 yards to Tim Brown and 13 Last season's Super Bowl eight-game losing streak to NFC Bucs 13, Broncos 10 time in seven years. only four games in 1998, when yards to Rickey Dudley, and teams both fell to 0-3 Sunday as . West opponents and a four-game Tampa Bay sacked Brian they made the AFC title game. Michael Husted added a 47-yard the Broncos lost to Tampa Bay losing streak against Atlanta. Griese twice on Denver's last Chiefs 31, Lions 21 13-10 and the Falcons fell to St. field goal for the Raiders (2-1). "We're hungry dogs," said two drives, and an interception At Kansas City, Elvis Grbac Bills 26, Eagles 0 Colts 27, Chargers 19 Louis 35-7. comerback Todd Lyght, who had of Griese set up one of two field threw two TD passes as the At Orchard Park, N.Y., Steve Mike Alstott rushed for a At San Diego, Peyton Man- an interception. "We don't want goals by Martin Gramatica. Chiefs handed Detroit its first Christie kicked four first-half career-high 131 yards and a ning passed for a franchise- to just eat the meat off the bone, Trent Dilfer bounced back loss in the post-Barry Sanders field goals, Doug Flutie threw a touchdown, and the Buccaneers record 404 yards and two scores, we want to eat the bone." from poor performances in era. (2-1) held Terrell Davis to 53 15-yard TD pass, and Antowain and had his first career rushing Falcons quarterback Chris Tampa Bay's first two games to In their first six possessions, yards at Tampa. Smith had a 4-yard scoring run touchdown for Indianapolis. Chandler reinjured his right complete 15 of 18 passes for 135 the Lions (2-1) were sacked three Denver is the first defending as Buffalo (2-1) beat the woeful The Colts (2-1) trailed 19-13 hamstring late in the first half yards. times, had a pass batted down, Super Bowl champion to begin a Philadelphia Eagles. going into the fourth quarter, but and said he may miss next season with three straight losses were penalized twice and punt- The Eagles (0-3) had two Manning's 18-yard run and his week's game against Baltimore. Rams 35, Falcons 7 in a non-strike year. The New ed five times. The Chiefs (2-1) led touchdowns nullified by c'fsides 26-yard pass toTerrance Wilkins "We spent about two weeks Warner, a star in NFL Europe York Giants started 0-5 in 1987 24-7 late in the third period. penalties in the first half and fin- brought them back. Manning resting it and rehabbing it, but it following a Super Bowl champi- and Arena Football before taking ished the game with only 22 completed 29 of 54 passes and onship, but three of those losses doesn't seem to be getting any over for injured Trent Green dur- Seahawks 29, Steelers 10 yards rushing. broke the franchise record of 401 were with replacement players. better," said Chandler, who ing the preseason, completed 17 At Pittsburgh, Merton Hanks passing yards by Johnny Unitas, "We're not used to this situa- missed last Monday night's loss of 25 passes for 275 yards. had a 23-yard interception return Titans 20, Jaguars 19 set for the Baltimore Colts tion, but it's a learning experi- at Dallas because of the same Byron Hanspard, filling in for and Charles Rogers had a team- At Jacksonville, Neil O'Don- against Atlanta on Sept. 17, 1967. ence," said Davis, the league's injury. "Hopefully it will come injured Atlanta star Jamal Ander- record 94-yard punt return bare- nell threw a 12-yard TD pass to Packers 23, Vikings 20 MVP last season. "We've been on back, but I have no idea." son, was held to 50 yards on 17 ly two minutes later as Seattle (2- Michael Roan with 3:26 left to At Green Bay, Brett Favre led top, now we've got to experience In other NFL games, it was carries. In two games last year, 1) beat the Steelers (2-1). give Tennessee a rain-drenched the Packers (2-1) to another how it feels to be on the bottom." Carolina 27, Cincinnati 3; Balti- Anderson averaged 180 yards The Seahawks made five win over the Jaguars. comeback win, hitting Corey .The Broncos had seven sacks more 17, Cleveland 10; Kansas against the Rams. interceptions and chased error- The Titans (3-0) won their Bradford with a 23-yard TD pass after not having any in losses to City 31, Detroit 21; Buffalo 26, prone Steelers quarterback fourth game in five years at Jack- with 12 seconds left. Miami and Kansas City, but the Philadelphia 0; Seattle 29, Pitts- Panthers 27, Bengals 3 Kordell Stewart by halftime, sonville (2-1) and their ninth Bradford's catch capped a 77- Bucs controlled the ball for 14 burgh 10; Washington 27, New At Charlotte, Tshimanga Biak- when the Seahawks led 26-0. straight against AFC Central yard, 104-second drive led by more minutes than Denver. York Jets 20; Tennessee 20, Jack- abutuka had a 62-yard TD run on Todd Peterson kicked a club- opponents. Favre, who beat the Oakland "A win is a win. I don't care if sonville 19; Indianapolis 27, San Carolina's first play from scrim- record five field goals for Seattle. Raiders in Week 1 with a similar it's a Picasso or I drew it," said Diego 19; Oakland 24, Chicago mage, then added a 67-yard scor- Raiders 24, Bears 17 last-ditch march. Minnesota (1-2) Warren Sapp, Tampa Bay's Pro 17; and Green Bay 23, Minnesota ing run in the third quarter. Redskins 27, Jets 20 At Oakland, Tyrone Wheatley took a 20-16 lead on Randall Bowl defensive tackle. 20. Biakabutuka finished with 132 At East Rutherford, N.J., scored on an 8-yard run with 6:45 Cunningham's 10-yard TD pass Kurt Warner threw three TD The New York Giants played yards on eight carries as Carolina Kenard Lang had three of Wash- remaining and the Raiders over- to Randy Moss with 1:56 remain- passes in the second quarter and at New England on Sunday (1-2) won its first game under ington's six sacks and Stephen came five lost fumbles to beat the ing. Browns lose Now Renting By DAVID GINSBURG through three quarters and AP Sports Writer overcame three interceptions BALTIMORE — For one of by Case, who was moie of a the few times since his move threat on the ground than from Cleveland, Art Modell cel- through the air — he ran 11 ebrated a significant victory. times for 57 yards. Stoney Case scored two The victory was also particu- touchdowns in his first start at larly enjoyable for Baltimore quarterback for Baltimore, and fans, many of whom were the team formerly known as the angered because Cleveland got Cleveland Browns beat the an expansion team three years expansion version 17-10 Sun- after losing the Browns. Until day. Modell came to town, Baltimore The Browns (0-3) hoped to went 12 years without an NFL provide the city of Cleveland a franchise after the Colts left for measure of revenge against Indianapolis in 1984. Modell, who moved the fran- "It's unfortunate that Cleve- chise to Baltimore after the land feels the way they do 1995 season. towards Mr. Modell. I'm pretty Instead, Modell watched sure the city of Baltimore feels Baltimore record its first victo- the opposite because they have ry under head coach Brian Bil- a franchise again," Ravens safe- lick. The Ravens were 16-33-1 ty Rod Woodson said. "He had since the move and have yet to to make a business decision enjoy a winning season, but and he made it." this game was terribly impor- One sign at PSINet Stadium tant to Modell and his strug- read: "Hey Cleveland — Grow gling franchise. Up and Thank Art." "That's great for Art. This is After two straight losses, the pretty big for him," said Ravens Ravens were thankful that the FREE MEMBERSHIP AT CHERRVwOOD HEALTH SPA linebacker Peter Boulware, woeful Browns were in town. Come see us for j mmplde listing of locations who had two sacks. "It's good to Cleveland had been outscored get a win, especially against 69-9 in its first two games and Associated Press Photo Cleveland, and I'm proud of was the perfect cure for Balti- PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. that." more's losing streak. Baltimore's Chris McAlister (28) intercepts a Tim Couch pass in 530 MaPle St. 419.352.9378 The Ravens (1-2) held rookie Billick was seemingly happier front of wide receiver Kevin Johnson. The Ravens held on for an Tim Couch to 37 yards passing for Modell. emotional 17-10 win over Cleveland in Baltimore Sunday. Remember Those Tunes? The early 90's... BEEA, FOOTBALL IMING, FOOD All those great 80*s... Monday Night Football MONDAY NIGHT RETRO & WWF Action on Several Screens Monday Night Happy Hour Daily \\Buffet $4.00 from - 7-9pm 8-11pm $2.50 22 oz. UPTOWN Bud & Bud lite 50C Drinks & Drafts n $1.50 Pitchers n S DANCE - DANCE - DANCE J^ flV DISCO - 80's - 90'ss ^ ri NO COVER 532 L.Wooster 19 and over with proper I.D. 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TANDINGS ALC0N bOX SCORES NFL Glance National Leagu SPO AMERICAN CONFERENCE W%RIEF # East W L T Pel. PF East Division L Pel. Miami 2 0 0 1000 57 .-Atlanta 57 635 Kent 41, Bowling G reen 27 New England 2 0 0 1000 61 New York 92 64 590 7 BG 11 .3.0-21 li B 6 7 —27 Volleyball goes l-l to open MAC play Buffalo 2 I 0 667 57 Philadelphia 74 82 474 25 The Bowling Green volleyball team (6-6 over- Indianapolis 2 1 0 667 86 Montreal 64 92 410 35 Kent (13. 1-0) M 7 7 3-41 NY Ids 0 3 0 000 51 Florida 62 94 397 37 IIT. KU all, 1-1 in the MAC) split a pair of matches in Central First Downs 23 21 weekend action. The Falcons defeated Central Tennessee 3 0 0 1000 82 Central Division W L Pel. GB Michigan Friday night in three straight sets (16- Jacksonville 2 1 0 667 82 Houston 94 63 599 _ Rushes Yards (Nell 25-75 46-175 Pittsburgh 2 1 0 667 76 Cincinnati 93 63 14, 15-10, 15-6) to pick up their first Mid-Ameri- 596 1/2 Passing Yards (Nell 271 223 Baltimore 12 0 333 47 Pittsburgh 76 79 490 17 can Conference win. BG could not continue its Cincinnati 0 3 0 000 45 St. Louis 72 83 465 21 Passes All Comp-lnt 49223 33-220 Cleveland 0 3 0 000 19 Milwaukee 71 84 winning way, losing to Western Michigan in four 458 22 Tol.il OITensc Plays-yards 74 346 79398 Weil Chicago 61 92 .410 29 1/2 sets (15-9, 13-15, 7-15, 7-15). Falcon senior left- Kansas City 2 1 0 .667 74 Fumble returns-yards 1 13 119 side hitter Melissa Lewis led the orange and Oakland 2 1 0 667 W 70 Wesl Division L Pet. GB Punl returns-yards 4 18 1-10 Seattle 2 I 0 667 63 x-Arizona 95 60 613 brown in kills in both matches. Junior JoAnna San Diego 1 1 0 .500 53 San Francisco 83 73 532 12 1/2 KirkolT rctumsyard* 8 114 4-55 Popageorgiou set a career best in hitting percent- Denver 0 3 0 000 41 Los Angeles 74 82 474 21 1/2 Interception returns-yards 00 3 16 age both nights. Senior middle-hitter Lori NATIONAL CONFERENCE San Diego 73 83 468 221/2 East W L T Punts (Number-Avg I 740 7-39 9 Kemerer continued her nationally ranked block- Pet PF Colorado 70 86 449 25 1/2 Dallas 2 0 0 1000 65 x-clinrhed division title Fumhles-lost l-l 1-1 ing tear with 11 blocks in the two matches. Washington 2 10 667 112 Penal lies-yards 3-37 10-99 Arizona 1 1 0 500 41 Saturday's Games Men's soccer loses two tough matches NY Giants I I 0 500 38 Possession lime 2316 36 44 Cincinnati 6, SI Louis 1 Philadelphia 0 3 0 .000 29 First Quarter Despite giving two nationally ranked teams a Central Philadelphia 4, Mew York 2 Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 1 K (11 06) — Gavadza, 20 pass from Davis (Pavkh kirk) run, the Bowling Green men's soccer team came Detroit 2 I 0 .667 72 Arizona 7, San Francisco 3 K (1053) — Khan, 19 fumble recovery return (Pavich kick) Green Bay 2 1 0 .667 66 up empty in the wins column this weekend at the Atlanta 5, Montreal 3 K (6.18) - Pavich, 20 field goal Tampa Bay 2 I 0 667 45 FIU Golden Panther Classic in Miami, Florida. Chicago I 2 0 Florida 8, Colorado 2 BG (604) — Redd, 27 pass from Schneider (run failed) 333 50 Milwaukee 3, Houston 2 K (.15)— Kelly, 15 pass from Davis Minnesota I 2 0 333 54 The Falcons lost a double-overtime 1-0 deci- San Diego 3, Los Angeles 2 Second Quarter: Weil K (11 57) — Murphy, 7 run (Pavich kick) sion to the number one team in the country, Penn SI Louis 2 0 0 1000 62, Sunday's Games BG ( 12) — Gerling, 20 pass (rom Schneider (Schneider run) State. New Orleans I 1 0 500 40 Atl.int.i 10, Montreal 0 Third Quarter Saturday the Falcons lost to 13th-ranked San Francisco I 1 0 500 31 Philadelphia 1, New York 2 K (10 58) — Kelly, 15 patM from Davit (Pavich kick) Carolina I 2 0 .333 57 Milwaukee II, Houston 3 BG(142) —Redd, 30|>.iw lmm Schm-uler (nin MM) Southern Methodist 2-1. Junior midfielder Gene Atlanta 0 3 0 000 28 Sunday's Games Cincinnati 7. St I .mi'. 5. 12 innings Fourth Quarter Braxton scored the lone goal for BG. The Falcons Pittsburgh 8. Chicago 4.11 innings K (13 36) — Pavich, 26 field goal Lair Games Not Included BG (607) — Redd. 15 pass from Schneider (Sfrasser kick) will open Mid-American Conference play next St. Louis 35. Atlanta 7 Los Angeles 10, San Diego 7 Arizona 7. San Francisco 1 Individual Leaders: Sunday as they battle Kentucky at Mickey Carolina 27. Cincinnati 3 Colorado 8, Florida 6 Baltimore 17. Cleveland 10 Rushing (B) Lewis, 17-72, (K) Murphv. 32-166, Passing (B)Schneider,22- Chochrane field at 2 p.m. 49-3-126, (K) Davis, 22-33-0-223, Receiving (B) Redd. 8126, (K) Kelly. 8- Tampa Bay 13. Denver 10 Monday's Games Kansas City 31. Detroit 21 Men's Golf places 15th St. Louis (Stephcnson 6-2, at Cincinnati (Villone 9-7), 12:35 p m Buffalo 26, Philadelphia 0 Seattle 29, Pittsburgh 10 Florida (Cornel iui 1-0) at Montreal (Batista 8-7), 7 05 p m The Bowling Green men's golf team traveled to Colorado (Bohanon 12-11) at Arizona (Anderson 6-2), 9 35 p.m. WOMEN'S SOCCER- Washington 27. New York lets 20 Buffalo 3, Bowling Green 0 Richmond, Ky. for its second tournament of the Tennessee 20, Jacksonville 19 Only games scheduled Indianapolis 27, San Diego 19 UB IS 0 1, 2 0 MAO 0 3—3 fall season and took 15th out of 19 teams. Oakland 24, Chicago 17 Tuesday's Games Florida .it Montreal, 7 05 p m BG (5-3. 2 I MACI 0 0-0 The Falcons had 923 strokes.Western Ken- Green'Bay 23, Minnesota 20 Second Half Chicago at Philadelphia, 705 p.m tucky won the three-round, 72 par tournament New York Giants at New England, (n) Atlanta at New York, 7 10 p m. UB 181 43| — Listrani (Collins) OPEN Dallas. Miami, New Orleans UB (83 35| - Ssverdlofl II i-lr.ini) with a total score of 883 strokes. Falcon scorers Monday's Game Pittsburgh at Milwaukee. 8 05 p m Cincinnati al Houston, 805 p.m. UB (85 10) — Listrani (Swerdloffj San Francisco at Arizona, 9 p.m Shots— BG 15, UB II, Saves— UB (Adams (>). BG (Hander. 4), Comer were: Adam Balls (T-22, 222), Justin Gillham (T- Sunday. Ocl 3 San Diego at Si Louis, 810 pm Colorado at Arizona. 9 35 p.m kicks — BG 12, UB 5. Fouls - UB 9, Hi'. 8, Offsides - UB 14. BG 0, Cau 41, 229), Jon Smarrelli (T-70, 236), T-79 Andy Arizona at Dallas. 1 p m. Los Angeles at San Francisco, 10 05 p m lions/Ejections — M )\ I Miller (T-79, 239) and Brian Gerken (T-85, 240). CORES Ohio IIIKII School Football McGwire hits 60th but Reds rally for win Weekend Resulta Saturday's Reaulta By JOE KAY stunned everyone by clearing week. Akron East 39. Akron Kenmore 14 AP Sports Writer the wall. All they have to do to reach "I never thought I'd get there again. To have Akron N..rth 32. Akron Ellcl 27 The Reds poured out of thei- the playoffs is stay loose and CINCINNATI- Mark McG- two people do it in consecutive years Jz pretty Akron Si Vincent-St Mary 29, Hunting Val- dugout and spilled onto the keep winning for one more wire marveled as Pokey Reese infield while the 40,000 fans week. amazing." ley University 7 jubilantly sprinted around the Bamesville 32, Bridgeport 16 who had applauded McGwire's "There's no pressure on us," Mark McGwire on hitting 60 bases and jumped into the fren- Bedford Chanel 24. Mentor Lake Cath 7 60th homer danced in celebra- manager Jack McKeon said. Si LOUIS Cardinals'first baseman zied semicircle of teammates at Bcllaire 37, Cambridge 21 tion over Reese's 10th. "We're just having fun, going home plate. Chardon Notre Dame-Cathedral Lalin 46, First base coach Dave out and playing hard. The other mark eight days earlier in its history that Cincinnati has Reese's three-run homer in Trinity 12 Collins was so carried away two teams are the ones that are Chicago. reached the mark. The 1956 Cle. Hts Lutheran Easl 34, Southington the bottom of the 12th inning that he started following Reese supposed to be here. The pres- "I never thought I'd get there Reds hit 221 homers. Chalkor IS gave the Cincinnati Reds a 7-5 on his winning trek. sure's on them." again," McGwire said. "To have McGwire finished 2-for-5 Cle John Hay 64, Lincoln West 12 victory Sunday that felt like it "He was rounding the bases The Reds have won five of six two people do it in two consecu- with a double, a homer and a Cle South 18. Rhodes 12 was meant to be. Not even with me," Reese said. "I had to games, positioning themselves tive years is pretty amazing." fly out to the warning track in Cle. St Ignatius 23. Bethlehem. Pa Catholic McGwire's latest dip into histo- get him out of the way to join for their first postseason The crowd politely applaud- right field. He's 7-for-39 career 18 ry could prevent it. my teammates in celebration." appearance since 1995. At 93- ed the homer, which left the in Cincinnati with four singles, Cols. DeSales 34. Day Dunbar 0 "They have destiny on their As soon as he pointed toward 63, the Reds have their most Cardinals down 4-2. Tatis a double and two homers. Cols Hartley 46. Marion Catholic 0 side, I'll tell you," an astonished the sky and jumped onto home victories since the Big Red drained the emotion out of the Notes: The Cardinals hired Cols Ready 32. Coal Grove Dawaon Bryant McGwire said. plate, Reese was engulfed by Machine went 102-60 in 1976 stadium with a two-run homer former Colorado GM Bob Geb- 12 He did his best to fight it, teammates acting like they'd on its way to a second consecu- in the ninth off Danny Graves. hard as a special assistant. Crookivilkt 21. Philo 14 starting a St. Louis comeback just clinched a playoff berth. tive World Series champi- Graves, who pitched two Hell join the team this week. ... Cuy Falla Walsh Jesuit 35. Columbus Wat- with his 60th homer in the "It was very emotional," said onship. innings in Saturday's game, Instead of Kent Bottenfield, the tenon 19 eighth inning. Fernando Tatis Mike Cameron, who hit a three- "It's awesome," McGwire blew a save for the ninth time Cardinals will start Garrett Cuy Vail Christian 61. Aahtabula SJP 14 tied it at 4 with a two-run shot run homer in the seventh. "But said, after lingering on the field in 36 chances. Scott Williamson Stephenson (6-2) in the final Fairfield Union 16. Logan Elm 7 in the ninth, and the Cardinals in this game, whoever has the to watch the Reds' celebration. (12-7) got the win despite giv- game of the series Monday. Bot- Gales Mills Gilmour 27. Rocky River Luther- went ahead 5-4 on Edgar last at-bat has the last laugh." "What can I say? I hope some- ing up the go-ahead run in the tenfield won't pitch the rest of an West 21 Renteria's double in the 12th. Although the Reds didn't day this team can experience 12th. the season because of fatigue.... Hudson Western Reserve 60. Allegheny Acad- Just when it appeared the clinch a playoff spot, one is what they are." Before McGwire's 373-foot Tatis also singled and stole his emy 6 Reds would blow a chance to totally in their control with six McGwire's solo shot in the shot provided an historic foot- 20th base, making his the first Lancaster Fisher Cath 27, Granville 14 gain on the two teams it's fight- games to go. They moved a eighth inning off Scott Sullivan note, Cameron put the Reds Cardinals infielder to steal 20 Lisbon Beaver Local 35, Linsly. W Va 28 ing for a playoff spot, one of the game ahead of New York for the made him the third player to ahead with a three-run homer and hit 20 homers in a season. MeConnelaville Morgan 21, Dresden TnVal- puniest hitters in the lineup set wild card spot — the fading hit 400 homers in a decade. and helped them reach a nice, His 32 homers equal Ken ley 12 off the wildest celebration at Mets lost in Philadelphia 3-2. Babe Ruth had 467 in the round number that was note- Boyer's club record for a third Miami Trace 42, Day. Patterson 8 Cinergy Field in years. They also moved to within a 1920s and Jimmie Foxx had worthy as well. baseman. ... After McGwire New Concord John Glenn 21, W. Muskingum With two runners aboard half-game of Houston in the NL 415 in the 1930s. His homer off Manny Aybar homered in the eighth, one fan 14 and one out, Reese hit his 10th Central after the Astros lost in It also made McGwire the put the Reds up 4-1 in the sev- bought 1,500 tickets as memo- New Lexington 20, Warsaw River View 7 homer off Ricky Bottalico, a Milwaukee 11-3. The Reds play second to get 60 homers twice. enth and gave them 200 for the rabilia, pushing the gate to Perry 43, Gates Mills Hawken 6 high fly to left-center that two games in Houston this Sammy Sosa reached the 60-60 season, only the second time in 43,613. Shaker Hu 21. Mentor 10 Toronto 62. Cadiz Harrison Cent 20 Vincent Warren 14, Marietta 7 Youngs Mooney 44, Lakewood St Edward 24 Pirates uphend Chicago In 11 innings Zanesville Rosecrans 17, Buckeye Trail 13 Friday's Resulta I've been doing that for six singled, moved to second on a Akron Buchtel 46, Akron Firestone 0 By RICK GANO months, why not do it for six sacrifice and reached third on "/ don't allow myself to think that way. I Akron Garfield 63, Akron Central-Hower 0 AP Sports Writer a wild pitch by Mark Guthrie Akron Hoban 21. Canton Cent Cath 13 CHICAGO — Kevin Young more games?" just managed the same way. I'm not going (0-2). Akron Manchester 19. Black River 14 appreciates where he is and Sosa congratulated McG- to politic. I think every manager in baseball Alliance Marlington 2, Minerva 0 what it means to pull on a wire on joining him as the only Adrian Brown was inten- Amanda-Clearcrcek 40. Hamilton Twp. 14 baseball uniform and go to players to hit 60 homers in a tionally walked before Pat feels they are capable, the right person for Amherat 11, Westlake 0 work every day. season tw.ee. He and his home Meares hit a grounder to third the job." that allowed Morris M score Ansonia 41, Tti-County N 14 "Every chance I get to play run rival will meet three more the go-ahead run. Meares also Anthony Wayne 24, Sylvania Northview 0 in a major league game, I'm times head-to-head next week- reached on Shane Andrews' Jim Riggelman Apple Creek Waynedale 23. Creslon Nor- going to. This comes from a end in St. Louis. wayne7 wide throw to first, and one out Chicago Cubs Manager guy who's been released twice "He's one of the greatest Arcanum 41, National Trail 12 later, Young hit his 24th in one year," Young said Sun- home run hitters. We'll see Ashland 26, Vermillion 13 homer, off Bobby Ayala. at 26 mph, inviting every fly inning. day after his three-run homer what happens. There's six Aahtabula Edgewood 20, Andover Pymatun- ball to take a ride into the Notes: Young became the capped an llth-inning rally games more and I'm not going The Cubs took a 4-3 lead mg Valley 12 street. Still, Sosa couldn't con- eighth Pirates player in the that gave the Pittsburgh ' to think about it. I'm just going into the ninth, but Rick Aguil- Aahville Teays Valley 17. Circleville 10. OT nect, but Chicago's Glenallen last 50 years to drive in 100 Pirates an 8-4 win over the era couldn't close. He hit Aurora 21. Orwell Grand Valley 14 to try to get good pitches to Hill and Benito Santiago and and score 100 runs in the same Chicago Cubs. pinch-hitter Morris leading off Avon Lake 27. Bay Village Bay 7 hit." Pittsburgh's Young and Chad season. Included in the list is and then pinch-hitter Dale Hermansen did. Beallsville 26, Bowerston Conotton Valley 0 It was a day for Young, who Young matched a career- Sveum singled to put runners teammate Brian Giles, who is Bedford 49. Parma Normandy 14 was cut twice in 1997, to reach high with five RBIs Sunday as at first and second. Brown sac- Mark Grace doubled off out for the season with a bro- Bellbrook 52. Middletown Madison 0 101 RBIs. It was also another the Pirates avoided a four- rificed and the Pirates tied the Brad Clontz in the sixth and ken finger. ... The Pirates' run Bellefontaine 41. New Carlisle TVcumseh 7 homerless day for Sammy game sweep. Scott Sauerbeck game on Meares' bouncer to reached third on Brown's error in the ninth was the first Bellevue 30. Upper Sandusky 7 Sosa, whose power drought (4-0) pitched 1 1/3 innings for third when Andrews, playing in right field. Grace scored on allowed by Aguilera in 15 Bellville Clear Fork 21. Newark Cath 0 reached seven games and 30 the victory. It was Pittsburgh's back, didnt have time to throw Hill's grounder to short that games. It was his fifth blown Berea 7, N Ridgeville 6 at-bats as the Cubs lost their first win at Wrigley Field after home. turned into another error save in 12 chances since join- Blanchester 30. S Charleston SE 15 home finale. 10 straight losses, dating back when first baseman Young ing the Cubs in May. Cubs The game might have been Bowling Green 20. Maumee 0 Sosa was 0-for-4 with a 10th to June 3, 1997. couldnt locate the bag with his rookie pitcher Kyle Brooke. W Va 27. Edison 19 the final one at Wrigley for foot. That gave the Cubs a 4-3 Farnsworth will miss his last inning, four-pitch walk. His Sosa has not homered Brooklyn 24, Columbia 14 Cubs manager Jim Riggleman, lead they couldnt hold. start because of a fractured lead over Mark McGwire was against the Pirates at Wrigley Brunswick 28, Brecksville 0 whose status will be deter- bone in his left wrist, an injury cut to 61-60 Sunday after the during his two-year home run Hermansen hit his first Bryan 59, Montpelier 34 mined after the season ends. suffered when he was hit by a Cardinals' star homered surge that included 66 last major league homer in the sec- Campbell Memorial 24, Salem 8 Riggleman has one year left on pitch while batting Friday against Cincinnati. year. his contract. ond before Hill responded in Can. GlenOak 42. Painesville Riverside 9 the bottom half. against the Pirates. The Cubs Can South 12. Canal Fulton NW 7 "Sammy is so giving of him- "I didnt even know that," "I don't allow myself to finished 4,248-3,510 at home Canton GlenOak 42. Painesville Riverside 9 self. He always says 'Hi' to Pirates manager Gene Lamont think that way. I just managed Young had a run-scoring during the 1900s, including a Canton South 12. Northwest 7 everybody. He's probably a lit- said. "Some fan yelled at me to the same way," Riggleman single in the third and Hill hit 3,498-3,054 record at Wrigley Caslalia Margaretta 25. Port Clinton 0 tle tired," Young said. not pitch around Sosa. Hey, we said. "I'm not going to politic. I a sacrifice fly for a 2-2 tie in Field where they played their Cedarville 17. Clarksville Clinton Massie 14, Not so, says Sosa. pitch him tough. But if every- think every manager in base- the fourth. first game in 1916. ... Chicago Centerville 40. Fairbom 14 "They just pitched me like body aimed their fastballs ball feels they are capable, the Young's two-out double finished 34-47 at home this Chagrin Falls 26, Kirtland 14 I'm Babe Ruth," Sosa said. "I'm down the middle, he'd probably right person for the job." made it 3-2 in the fifth, but season, its worst home record Cheslerland W Geauga 49, Middlefield Car- strong mentally and will keep hit 90 homers." The wind wasn't just blow- Santiago tied it with his sev- since 32-49 in 1974. dinal 0 it that way. I come ready to go. In the 11th, Warren Morris ing out Sunday, it was gusting enth homer in the same
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