B—The Daily Collegian Tuesday, September 11, 1973
Garret sees turnout improving
By MARK SIMENSON
Assistint Sports Editor
No one is breaking down the
doors to try out for Penn
State's fencing team. Mac
Garret isn't worried, though.
In a few years the Lion
coach expects a turnout
comparable to - what he
enjoyed at Illinois. At the Big
Ten school, it was common
for 60-130 students to'sign up
for fencing.
At Illinois Garret was
something of a legend,
winning 16 Big Ten titles and
two NCAA championships in
28 years.. His teams also won
237 dual meets and lost 65.
Garret came to Penn State
last year and his charges
went 5-3, with two fencers at
the NCAA tourney.
"Our schedule is longer and
stronger than last year,"
Garret told 40 fencing
candidates last night in the
South Gym fencing room. "It
will continue to be more
difficult until we meet all the
powerhouses, all those that
claim to be powerhouses."
Garret began his second
season at Penn State Sunday
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when he took a seven man
team to Pittsburgh for the
Western Pennsylvania
Amateur Fencing League
Association Men's Foil
championship.
Lion fencers took home four
of the top six spots, giving
evidence Garret will have
another successful. season.
Dave Berger came out of
the ;tourney with mixed
emotions. He won the
tourney, but lost his
unclissified rating. The Lion
senior now Carries a "C"
rating from the ruling fencing
body.
Wye always enjoyed being
uncrassified," Berger
laughed. "Now I have to
complete in open
tournaments, invitations, the
Easterns and the Nationals."
Garret, who was an
assistant coach for the United
States in the 1960 Olympics,
said Berger has to improve
before thinking about
competing in the next
Olympics.
"He's going,to have to fence
with far better fencers where
he can improve," Garret
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said. "He is a 'C' now; in
order to be a great fencer, he
has to be an 'A'.
"It's a long road ahead of
me, "Berger said. "I'll have
to enter a lot of tournaments
thatiount. I'll have to do well
here, do iVell in the Easterns
anddo well in the Nationals."
Training for the Olympics
puts pressure on an athlete.
Berger said this hasn't been a
problem for him.
Ban to be lifted?
Blackout bill advances
WASHINGTON (AP)
Proponents of legislation to
ban local blackouts of home
pro football games easily
overcame another hurdle
yesterday and moved within
striking distance of having
Sunday's National Football
League openers on TV in
some of the cities where they
are played.
The House Commun
cations subcommittee
approved and sent to the full
Commerce Committee a bill
that would prohibit a local
blackout if the game is sold
out 72 hours in advance.
The House Commerce
Committee will take action on
the measure tomorrow
morning.
The voice vote of approval
came during a brief meeting
of the subcommittee.
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"Everytime I've been
under pressure, I've done
well," he said. `Sometimes I
don't know where the
strength and speed come
from."
Berger spent two years at a
junior college before
transferring to Penn State,
"!because it had a fencing
team."
Last year as a junior, he
competed as a foil man and
Collins, R.-Tex., was the only
dissenter of the five
subcommittee members
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present. If the Congress passed
Under a timetable definitive legislation, Rozelle
suggested by Rep. Torbert H. told the MacdOnald
Macdonald, D.-Mass., c committee, the NFL would
subcommittee chairman and lift the blackout
chief sponsor, the measure
could be approved by the
Commerce Committee today,
then reach the House floor
either tomorrow or Thursday
The Senate gave its
approval to similar
legislation by a vote of 76-6
last week.
In testimony last week,
Pete Rozelle, NFL
commissioner, said the
league would not wait for the
technical differences between
the House and Senate
versions to be ironed out and
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finished 21st at the Nationals.
"Hopefully I'll do better this
year," he added.
Conditioning is an
important part _of fencing,
according to Berger, who will
lead the team in workouts for
the tough two-week
conditioning period.
The workouts paid off last
year at the Nationals:Berger
made his way through •40
bouts before he was
eliminated.
for President Nixon to sign
the measure into law.
Rozelle also said some 12 of
the 26 teams have their stadia
sold out.
The bill in the Senate,
sponsored by Sen. John 0.
Pastore, D-R.1., and the
House measure differ slightly
but not enough, said
Macdonald, to keep a
conference committee of the
two bodies from coming up
with one single piece of
legislation.
NFL transactions
Jets deal Maynard to Cardinals
By THE ASSOCIATED
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NEW YORK JETS-Veteran
wide receiver Don Maynard,
traded to St. Louis for an
undisclosed draft choice; free GREEN BAY PACKERS
agent tight end Dennis Guard Bill• Dulac, running
Cambel, placed on waivers; back Les Goodman,
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