rage Four
Wrestlers Begin
Winter Practice
by Mike McGinley
and Coach Oronato
Coach. Onorato noted that
"This - .year's team is the toughest
and most experienced team. I've
worked with 'at Behrend. We have
looked good in practice and are
stronger than previous teams
here,"
One weakness the team shows
is the lack of depth. With only
5 back-up men and the loss of
Denny Cook-133 pounds, be
cause of knee surgery, depth
could be an influencing factor.
The grapplers are expected to
face the toughest wrestling sched
ule since Mr. Onorato's taking
over as head coach. The season
opens with the Boyce Campus of
Allegheny Community College,
who finished third in the junior
college regional finals last year.
Other teams expected to provide
stiff competition include Lorain,
Penn State Prosh and Clarion
Froth..
The highlight of the Cubs duel
meets will be the appearance of
the Penn. State Frosh on. Jan.-
uary 17 at Erie Hall. This will be
the first meeting between Behr-
end and the University Park
Team in wrestling.
Coach Onorato and the team
are looking forward to an excit
ing season and feel the campus Jan. 31 Erie County Tech
may hold its first regional champ Away-2:00 p.m.
in Bill Groner who finished third Feb. 4 Boyce Campus ACC
last year. Away-6:30. p.m.
Bill will move to the 118 pound Feb, 14 Clarion State Frosh
class with the intention of ex- Away-2:00 p.m.
tending the unscored upon open Feb. 20, 21—Region MX Wrest
string into the 1969-7 a season. ling Tourney Ocean CC. Toms
Last year Bill appeared in five River, N.J.
matches pinning three opponents Mar. 6, 7—PSU Commonwealth
and blanking the other two. Campus Tourney at Dubois.
Other returning lettermen are Coach: Ed Onorato.
Hoopsters Open At
Ashtabula Tuesday
The attention. in sports at Beh
rend Campus is now turning to
basketball since the first game for
Coach Malkin's shooters is Tues
day at Ashtabula. Then the .team
will, spend, the „Friday and Satur
day. ,after Thanksgiving in Port
Huron, Michigan, where they will
play. in the Blue Water Classic.
The first home game will be De
cember 6 against Erie County Col
lege.
Coach. Malkin noted that this
year's team has good shooting
ability in Pete Saunders and Da
mon Amory. In scrimmages so far
the team has averaged 85 points
per game. We also have good ball
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Jim Siiv seri, 118; Larry Klein,
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Capt.), 145; Bob Wilkosz (Gen.
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Cub roster in January.
A fine crop of freshmen round
out the Cub roster. Tom Dubik
(Tech), 118; Dennis Cook (Prep),
133; Dennis Danielson (Youngs-
Hwt.; Tom Garson (Will
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(Strong Vincent), 177.
Schedule:
Nov. 29 Boyce Campus ACC—
Home-2:00 p.m.
Dec. 5, 6—Edinboro .Frosh (in
vitational).
Dec. 13 Cuyahoga CC—Away
-7:00 p.m.
Dec. 17—Lorain—Away —1:00
p.m.
Jan. 17 PSII Frosb—Home
2:00 p.m.
Jan,. 23 Dubois—Home 7:00
P.m.
recovery in the height of Bob
Schweitzer, 6' 5 1 / 2 ", Gary Bora
way, 6' 5"; Ron Swasneski, 6'S",
and Don Williams, 6' 4". However,
one apparent weak point is our
defense which needs a little work.
The team's next scrimmage will
be Saturday against Gannon
Frosh.
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On the female side of sports,
Miss Curcio has organized an ex
tramural volleyball team which
plays a three-game schedule. The
first of these games was played
Wednesday night against a Villa
Maria team which was composed
of mostly juniors and seniors.
Our girls lost the two games, 15-
9 and 15-10. The high scorers for
the Curcio Charges were Sue
Manners, 4 (first game), and
Jeanne Williams, 8 (second game).
The complete roster of the team
includes Mary Jane Kramer, Rob
in Davis, Sue Manners, June Post,
Jeanne Williams, Vickie Newlin,
Carol Reed, Mary Etta. Blakeslee,
and Boni Vitulli.
The next contest will be against
the Glenwood Housewives, Tues
day night, in our own Erie Hall.
The last game will be on December
3 at Villa Maria.
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closely followed by Oakland (8-
1-1) . . .' Jet errors turned into
Chief points as KC won 34-18
. . . Oakland stayed in range by
overtaking San Diego 21-16 . . .
Oakland won on an 80 yard pass,-
Lamonica to Wells . . . The
NFL's highest total of points was
racked up against Chicago by the.
Atlanta Falcons . . . They scor
ed 48 points to the Bears' 31 .
Meanwhile, Detroit registered a
shutout by beating St. Louis 20-0
as Larry Walton, a receiver,
threw a 43 yard TD pass to Earl
McCollough . . . Dallas clicked
with Calvin Hill's 150 yards to
the tune of 41-28 over Washing
ton . . Cleveland came back to
register 28 firstdowns enroute to
a 24-3 conquest of Pittsburgh . .
Minnesota and Green Bay got
together for a toughie, Minneso
ta winning 9-7 . . . Green Bay's
deflated defense matched the
Vinkings despite the loss to them
. . . Los Angeles stayed unbeaten,
thanks to Ed Meador's intercep
tion and fumble recovery . .
Philadelphia led 10-0, but the
Rams racked 20 third quarter
Points and held on for a. 23-17
win . . . Finally, San Francisco,
bad enough to lose to Atlanta
twice, continued to haunt Balti
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hind a sharp John Brodie . . . he
completed 29 out of 37 passes for
276 yards.
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