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Sports Views
by Fritz Anderson
The Pittsburgh Steelers won the rights to first choice
in the pro draft and drafted Terry Bradshaw, quarterback
for Louisiana Tech . . . The Chicago Bears decided to ac
cept 3 veteran players from the Green Bay Packers for
their top pick . . . The Packers took Mike McCoy, one of
the two best defensive tackles in this year's crop . . . Miami
had third choice, but they grabbed Paul Warfield, a star
receiver from the Cleveland Browns . . . The Browns used
Miami's pick to grab Mike Phipps, Purdue's record smash
ing quarterback . . . The Browns did not leave themselves
bare of receivers as they traded several players for Homer
Jones, who is capable of filling Paul Warfield's shoes . . .
The Boston Patriots chose Phil Olsen, brother of Ram star
Merlin Olsen . . . Phil will play on the Patriot defensive
front line next year . . . Other highlighters . . . Cincin
nati took Penn State's Mike Ried . . . Denver took their
local standout Bob Anderson, a running back . . . Atlanta
took the first of only 3 linebackers picked on the first round,
John Small of the Citidel . . . Another linebacker was
chosen by Los Angeles, Jack Reynolds of Tennessee . . .
Cleveland used its regular pick to take massive offensive
tackle Bob McKay of Texas . . . Both the Ram linebackers
and Brown tackles are showing age . . . NFL champ Minne
sota took offensive tackle John Ward of Oklahoma and AFL
champ Kansas City took another offensive tackle, Sid Smith
of Southern California . New Orleans took Ken Burroughs,
wide receiver from Texas Southern . . . Other Penn Staters
chosen were: Third round, by St. Louis, Charlie Pittman
and by the New York Jets, Dennis Onkotz . . . Fourth
round, Steve Smear by Baltimore and John Ebersole by the
Jets . . . Several noteworthy later picks . . . Dennis Shaw,
0,8, San Diego State, by Buffalo. (2nd round), and two
surprised Ohio State stars, Ted Provost by the L.A. Rams
(7th round) and Jim Otis by the New Orleans Saints (9th
round) . . . The Season ahead will be one of the most
interesting seasons ever, as there is no more AFL, as such
. . . The new divisional setup and the great rookie crop
will assure the continued growth of and interest in Pro
football.
Wrestlers Screwed
By Poor Officiating
Can a wrestling team be beaten on the scoreboard, but not on
the mat? That seemed to be the case in Buffalo last Saturday when
Erie County College outscored the Behrend Cubs 20-19.
Both team forfeited the 118 pound class and the meet began
at 126 pound with Bill Groner's 9-0 decision over Dennis Murphy.
John Fessler was pinned at 134 lb. while throwing a cross body
on Rick O'Brien to get a pin himself. Well, his body slipped out and
3 - fe ended up on his back even
though he had control over his
opponent. The next two matches
were decisions by Paul Vaughn,
15-1 and by Joe Hake, 1202. In
the 158 lb. class Tom Carson pin
ned Tom Nolan in the second per-
S.D d.
The 16.7 lb. contest proved to be
fatal for the Cubs. Bob Wilkosz
in his best match of the season,
managed to outlast Geary Mac,
Swart 6-5. At the end of the
match, 'while the referee was con,
faring with the scorekeepers, Mac-
Kwart started a commotion with
Wilkosz. The official,• doing his
duty, disqualified Wilkosz for
starting the argument even
though he didn't see it jstal t.
Those 5 points proved to be vital
to Erie County:
• In the next two matches, both
teams exchanged pins to make
the score 19-15 in favor of the
Cubs. Len 'Coover, who was sick
with pneumonia, was not . able to
wrestle heavyweight and the Cubs
had to forfeit that match giving
Erie County enough points to
'edge the Cubs 20-19.
Coach Onaroto was very proud
of his wrestlers for wrestling to
'the fullest extent of their ability.
'Wednesday night the Cubs played
Boyce Campus who are rated fith
in the nation. Unfortunately, be
,cause of the publication date, the
results of this match were not
able to be. printed 'in the Nittany
- Cub. IfThe next'. match will be
"Brainst Clarion -Saturday, Feb. 7.
SPORTS
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The Women's Recreation As
sociation of the University Park
will sponsor a Basketball Sports
day for all commonwealth' cam
puses on Saturday. The tourna
ment will be held from 1-5:30
p. m. •
The Curcio Chargers of Beh
rend will play two games : under
the rules for men's regular bas
ketball.- Member; of the team are
Mary Jane Kramer, Debbie' Carl
son, Nada Caplon, Barb Baum
gardner, Diane Rossman, Leanne
Zotter, Marg Keller, Robin Davis,
Pat Post, and Mary Etta Blakes
lee. Coach Barb Curcio predicts
an easy victory.
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THE NITTANY CUB
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with a check for a new cue stick after Phanco won the Elimina
tion Pool Tournament here.
Hoopsters Increase
Undefeated Streak
Last week the Behrend Cagers
"smoked" two more teams increas
ing their winning streak to four.
The first team to catch the dust
was Shenango Valley last Wed
nesday in their home court, 101.-
70.
At first the Cubs had a little
trouble with Shenango, losing at
halftime 31-30. Then they applied
the pressure and shot 65% from
the field in the second half. Over
all the Cubs shooting got back to
normal with 72% from the foul
line and 56% from the field. Doug
Zimmerman was high scorer with
31 point. Gary Boraway was next
with 27 points and Rob Schweit
zer followed !with 19. Boraway
and Schweitzer each had 13 re
bounds and Zimmerman had 12.
The following Saturday the
Cubs anticipated a real tough
game against Altoona, but man
aged to keep their cool and win
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106-80. This was the 4th time in
a row that the Cubs broke the
100 mark in scoring. Here again
the opponents took an early lead
by 9 points, but the Cubs' full
court jpress caused Altoona to
give the ball up more times than
they had expected. The Cub de
fense worked with a lot of pies
sure and some good checking by
Rob Schweitzer.
Gary Boroway, in his best game
for Behrend, broke Doug Zim
merman's scoring record by 1
point with a _total of 33 points in
that game. He also broke another
record by shooting 68% overall
in that game. Zimmerman also
shot well as he always does, scor
ing 27 points. Two other basket
ball payers also shot their best
game last Saturday. They were
Mike Hook with 20 points, and
Dan Porath, 10. The team as a
whole •shot 51% in field goals and
58% on the line.
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POOL CHAMP
_ Douglas Phanco to represent
Behrend Campus at the Assoc
iation of College Unions Interna=
tonal Regional Recreation Tour
ment at the University of W.
Virginia in Morgantown on Feb
ruary 6 and 7.
Doug is the Behrend Campus
billiards champion. He is present
ly a fifth term student in Indus
trial Engineering. He graduated
from Youngsville High School and
the General Electric four-year
apprentice program from which
he is presently on leave of ab
sence. He is married and has
two children and is employed at
Penn Tool .and Die..
He will be facing some pretty
stiff competition from about thir
ty colleges and universities with-
in the areas of Pennsylvania,
Maryland, W. Virginia and Wash
ington, D.C.
Cubs Cop Win
Tourneys Next
Next Friday the Cubs will de
fend their record against Cuya
hoga in their last home game of
the season. Members of the Behr
end team who will be playing for
the last time are Doug Zimmer
man, Mike ' Hook, and Rob Sch
weitzer, the Threatening Three;
Eric Obert, Behrend's quick sixth
man, and Pete Saunders, head
of the Cubs' reserve strength.
Coach Marty Malkin is very op
timistic about this game and has
complete confidence in his team's
ability. Re is also looking forward
to the Commonwealth [Campus
Tournament at University Park
on Feb. 27-28.
In the tournament, the Cubs
will have to play Shenango -Val
ley, Dußois, and Beaver again in
order to win the regional cham
pionship.
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