Edwards denies
issuing cheap shot
CINCINNATI tAPi Cin
cinnati quarterback Ken An
derson says he's not going to
tw drawn into the argument of
~tihether he received "a cheap
.hut Sunday from Pitts
burgh s Glen Edwards until
game films ate rein=
Edwards was ej from
the game after the con
tro‘ersial tackle that left An
derson dazed and flattened in
the fourth quar t e r racing
for a gain before heading out
,)t bounds
Edwards denied hitting An
derson late add said neither he ,
nor Coach Chuck NOII were`
green en an explanation for th
banishment.
"Maybe he tackled the mr r
terback, which could be yn
electable offense in Cm
cmnat said tioll
Edwards. a defensive back,
~ aid he was unable to avoid
hitting Anderson was run
ning lull tilt towards Anderson
and my momentum simply
carried me into him. I hit him
on the shoulder and maybe the
impact also hit the side of his-
head "
He added. "It was the first
time anythtng like that ever
happened to me, and it cer-
Williams innocent?
CHAMPAIGN, 111. (UPI)
Police Chief Harvey Snirley
,aid yesterday he believed
that University of Illinois
toot ball star Gregory Wil
hams was not simply "an
innocent bystander" in a
ee ken d shooting that
claimed his life!
Shirley said Williams, 20,
was wearing a holster, and
"I assume he had a gun,
although there was not one
found ••
"The question is why would
he have a holster if he did not
have a gun:: 'the police chief
told a news conference.
Williams. :a 215-pound
Junior defensive end from
Miami, died in Burnham
City .Hospital shortly after
being shot in the head with a
:12 caliper bullet during a
party at Kappa Alpha Psi
fraternity house Saturday
morning.
A fraternity pledge, Carl
Belser, 119, was wounded in
the thigh and treated and
released' from Burnham.
Investigators speculated
that Williams and Belser
wereinvolved in a fight with
other persons "and that the
killer ,may' have used
Williams' own gun to shoot
him
taint!: wasn't at all intentional
on my part."
Anderson later returned to
the game and finished with
two NFL passing records. He
hit his first eight passes of the
game to give him 16 straight in
two games and ended with 20
of 22 for another mark Cin
cinnati won 18-10.
Edwards wasn't the only
Steeler upset. Joe Greene was
critical of the officiating in the
game.
Greene said "officials just
control the game too much"
and labeled the officiating
"the worst I've ever seen. If I
never see them again it will be
too soon." said the 275-pound
all pro defensive tackle.
The Steelers were charged
with seven penalties for 42
yards to five against the
Bengals for 43.
Anderson said "I was just
trying to get out, and ap
parently I wasn't fast
enough."
The fourth quarter incident
triggered an outburst of boos.
with Edwards the target.
Wayn(" Clark took over as
quarterback and the Bengals
scored four plays later.
Police said they had talked
to more than 50 persons,
including Belser, but had no
suspects.
Shirley said six deNctives,
about half the number on the
Champaign police force, were
investigating the shootings,
"and we'll do everything we
can to break this case."
Williams, the son of, a
disabled veteran, was a
libe al arts major. Memorial
ser es were scheduled for
. Tli ay at the Kappa Alpha
Psi use, with burial Satur
day i Miami.
14
111" honored
PITTSBURGH (AP)
Willie Stargell, veteran
slugger of the Pittsburgh
Pirates, has been named win
ner of the 1974 Lou Gehrig
Memorial Award.
The selection is made by a
committee which votes for a
major league baseball player
exemplifying the ability and
character of Gehrig_
The award is given annually
by Phi Delta Theta, a national
collegiate fraternity of which
Gehrig was a member at
Columbia University. •
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By DAVE BitOWN Assuming the harriers are selected, they
Collegian Sports Writer aren't being over confident about their
Penn State's cross-country team concluded , chances in the NCAA fin Is.
its dual meet season with a 25-32 triumph "Having met the teams, we know
over Pitt Saturday. but two of the .year's where we stand," 'es said. "We've run
biggest meets are still upcoming. against the good eams, our guys are
Next Sunday the Nittany Lions host a field realistic about their chances."
of about 140 entries in the Eastern United - Junior Paul Stemmer, who has scored six
States Track and Field Federation (USTFF) wins in seven meets. should receive the
Championships. stiffest challenge af his career from the
This six-mile USTFF rffte will be rpn on massive contingent.Of excellent runners in
the University golf courses featuring Sn in- the finals. „,
vitational open to track clubs, universities, When asked about his chances in the NCAA
small colleges, and junior colleges along the Championships, Stemmer fell back on the old
east coast. cliche "We play them one at a time. I'm
"We should have a quality type field," PSU only concerned abotitthe USTFF "
coach Harry Groves, who is organizing the t Stemmer rates an outside shot at earning
meet, said. "The Philadelphia Pioneer Club All-America honors before his collegiate
is probably the best." career is finished, but only time will tell if
Some of the other entries include the this is the year.
Baltimore Olympic Club, the Hagerstown,
Nld Track Club, the Allegheny J. C. Track
Club. Lock Haven, and Juniata College.
The day after the USTFF meet, Nov. 18,
Penn State hopes to'receive notification of its
selection by the District 2 . Selection Com
mittee to compete in the NCAA Cham
pionships. The Lions have been pointing for
the Nov. 25 finals held in Bloomington, Ind.,
and their 5-3 record against the most for
midable schedule in years should be enough
to guarantee their berth.
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The Daily Collegian Tuesday..Nin ember 12. 1974-13
big hosts;
Sunday
Groves is spending the last two weeks
trying to whip his squad into the best possible
physical condition before the NCAA meet.
Penn State has one small advantage in that it
has lready run on the Indiana course t for
thec / Central Collegiates and should be more
farttiliar than much of the field with the hilly
terrain.
The Nittany Lions will have to have
everything fall into place Nov. 25 if they hope
to duplicate last year's tenth place firnsh.in
the NCAA Championships.
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