Co-captain Jim Clouser bolsters stickmen's defense
NFL kills sudden-death proposal
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) National
Football League representatives turned
down all major rule changes yesterday,
including a proposal establishing a sudden
death period to decide tie games.
Commissioner Pete Rozelle, speaking at a
news conference following the closed
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proposal to permit two-point conversions
following touchdowns were narrowly
defeated by club representatives.
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defeat would have moved the goal posts to
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Lacrossers go Dragon hunting
Drexel has quite a lacrosse
coaching staff three All-Americas,
the nation’s number eight scorer last
year, and an outstanding midfielder
who played on Penn State’s cham
pionship team in 1968.
Fortunately for the Lions, the
Dragon coaches can only pace the
sidelines and offer advice when
Drexel and Penn State face-off on the
AstroTurf at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
Head coach Tom Hayes, a two time
All-America at Penn State in 1962-3,
brings his Dragons to Penn State for
their first real test. On a Florida tour
the Philadelphia school was 3-1 and
enter tomorrow’s match at 6-1.
Assisting Hayes is another Lion
grad, Randy Voight. The midfielder
led State to an 8-3-1 record and a
Central Atlantic Division title in 1968.
Wildcats, Bombers face Lions
f By RICK STARR
Assistant Sports Editor
‘‘All we’re hoping for is good
weather,” baseball coach Chuck
Medlar said. “If we get good weather,
we’ll have a good game.’’
The schools and fields may change
from day to day but the fortunes of
the Penn State baseball club always
seem to remain the same. As hard as
Medlar tries, he just can’t get any
cooperation from the weather in his
attempt to get his players some game
competition.
Villanova will be the Lion’s guests
at Beaver Field tomorrow afternoon
at 2 p.m. with Rick Sherkel again
slated to open the 73 season.
The Wildcats also are putting up
thier ace righthander as coach Larry
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‘‘They both played and coached for
me and they’ll be sky high for the
match,” Penn State lacrosse boss
Dick Pencek said yesterday.
Coming off a loss to Penn Wed
nesday. Pencek said he expected the
Lion-Dragon clash to be a .physical
one, something State tried with the
Quakers that didn’t work.
Some of the talent on the 1972
Dragons graduated (football and
lacrosse All-America Lynn
Ferguson; All-America Sonny
Bajkowski holds most of Drexel’s
scoring records; John Kohli owns the
rest) and became graduate
assistants, but there are 16 lettermen
to blend in with some promising
freshmen.
Bob Ambler and Ira Peezick, two
attackmen Penn State tried to
Shane probably will start Bob
Majczan. Majczan is 0-2 on the year
after tough loses to St. Joseph’s and
Penn.
He will be backed up by a veteran
infield and an outfield that lost only
football player Mike Siani. Siani
turned down an offer from the Los
Angeles Dodgers for a football con
tract with the Oakland Raiders after
graduating from Villanova last year.
Shortstop Tom Kelly and outfielder
Mike Burke supply a lot of the bat
power for Villanova and Majczan’s
little brother, Ray, will be his battery
mate. The Cats are also “loaded” on
the mound.
Sunday the Lions travel to New
York for a 1 p.m. doubleheader with
Ithaca. Last year the Bombers posted
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recruit, pace the Dragon offense that
has been churning out 15 goals per
game. Drexel’s high match of the
season came against Dickinson when
it flooded the Red Devil nets with 23
goals.
Midfielders Jamie Hart and Tom
Frost command the two Dragon lines
that promise to test the Lion defense.
State sophomore Rich Caravella is
back in the nets after coming up with
a few good saves against Penn that
prevented a Quaker rout.
“He’s so quick he moved past
some of the shots,” Pencek said
praising the 6-5, 235-pound shot
blocker.
Caravella may not have to work as
hard if the Lions carry out Pencek’s
plan to play Drexel close and check
them whenever possible.
a 14-5 record but key losses from that
squad include pitcher Dan Vogel,
second baseman Geoff Wright and
third baseman Dick Collins.
However, Ithaca has a bundle of
returnees. Leading the group are two
top hitters, first baseman Dave
Hpllowell and shortstop Jim Doherty.
Hollowed who last year hit .377 will
use his bat in the number three spot
yhile Doherty will bat fourth.
Also back are center fielder Denny
Keyden (.277), right fielder Bob
Didsbury (.271), catcher Jim Volk
mar (.213), and left fielder Joe
Daddio (.175).
The Bombers’ top pitchers are
righthanders Craig Paterniti, Pete
Trifoso and Scott Hamilton who
combined last year for a 9-2 record.
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"When we’ve got a shot, we want
our guys to hit him,” he said. “We
would rather have the body contact
than someone hitting the stick."
Although they didn’t keep the
pressure on the Quakers the whole
game, the Lion stickmen did come up
with a few solid knocks. Defender Joe
Carlozo, a solid 5-0, 230 pounds,
picked up a few points when he
steamrolled a Quaker.
"If that were me that got hit, I
would still be lying in Franklin
Field,” Pencek grinned.
Offensively Pencek plans a lew new
wrinkles to help the sluggish scoring.
At the top of the stats is Jim
Rosecrans. The mustachioed mid
fielder has been the most productive
shooter, tallying six goals in two
games. .Mark Simenson
Ithaca should be strong up the
middle with Doherty at short and Lou
Conte at second. Lack of consistent
hitting has been the only weakness.
“Overall we have a ball club that
can play against any team in the east
and do a good job," coach Bucky
Freeman said.
Medlar probably will save left
hander Brian Masella for Sunday but
said he won't pick his second pitcher
until he sees how Sherkel and Masella
hold up.
If Majczan does pitch for the
Wildcats, Penn State will probably
counter by loading the lineup with six
left handed hitters. That card would
put Kevin Burke in left. Art Ochs at
first, Greg Vogel at second and Don
Stine at third.
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