10 —The Daily Collegian Tuesday, April 15, 1975
Pens'
lnness
unsung
PITTSBURGH (AP) The
darkhorse Pittsburgh
Penguins, handed a home
court advantage in the
Stanley Cup playoffs because
of upsets to Boston and Los
Angeles, continue making the
most obit. t
But they have something
else going for them—Gary
lnness, an unsung goalie.
The Penguins, who
defeated the New York
Islanders 5-4 Sunday night in
the first game .of the quar
terfinals, meet the same team
iiere tonight.
And lnness says he's ready
despite the fact that scouts
carry around reports on
say he's not
supposed to be a crack goalie.
But the rookie, who entered
pro hockey after graduating
trom the University of
Toronto last year, has the
opposition talking to itself.
"All the reports say he's
bad," said the Inlanders'
Dennis Potvin after the first
Fischer reconsiders,
wants shot at
.MANILA (UPI )—A Filipino
chess official, said yesterday
lormer world chess champion
Bobby Fischer has recon
-uiered and now wants to play
\natoly Karpov of Russia for
the world title he gave up to
Karpov by default. *
Florencio Campomanes, a
vice president of FIDE, the
international chess
lederation. said Fischer
called him from Pasadena,
' ’alif.. and asked him to send
a cable to Karpov through the
Soviet Chess Federation.
Karpov, a 22-year-old
Leningrad student, was
declared champion April 1
when Fischer refused to
accept the international
lederation's rules for a
championship match in
Manila
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game. “He’s supposed to be
bad on the high shots, bad on
the low shots. Easy to beat.
But then we play against him
and we can’t beat him.”
So far, lnness has a perfect
playoff record —three wink.
And he says he’s learned
the difference between pres
sure and worrying.
“There’s definitely pres
sure, but I’m capable of
handling it,” he says.
“If Gary hadn’t played as
well as he did, we would have
lost,” said Penguin Coach
Marc Boileau after he watch
ed his team dribble away a
three-goal lead before win
ning by one.
lnness turned back 40 shots
in the win and several came
in the closing seconds when
New York had a power-pay
advantage.
Though the Penguins edged
the Islanders, they had a
chance to bury their op
ponents.
“After we got ahead 3-0,"
said Boileau, “we would just
dump the puck in and nobody
would go and get it. We were
waiting, waiting and jyou
can't do that against this club.
They keep coming back at
vou."
“We beat ourselves with
mistakes," said Islanders’
Coach Al Arbour. “This is a
fighting feam. We’ve had to
fight, fight, fight.-all year: We
will bounce back."
Karpov said in Moscow
over the weekend he (Still
wants to pla£ Fischer and
called on the American to
workout the rules.
Campomanes said he sent
the following cable to Moscow
in Fischer's name:
“It is a fine gesture of Mr.
Karpov to offer to talk per
sonally with me on terms and
conditions for the match.
"I propose to meet with him
in Manila or elsewhere.
Everything should be open to
discussions. I want to discuss
this matter seriously. Soonest
reply will be appreciated.”
There was .no immediate
reaction Soviets or
from FIDE President Max
Euwe of Holland.
ATTENTION
Opening Day
the Bucs and
PITTSBURGH, April 11—Danny Murtaugh shuffled into
the dugout a little early and shoved his hands in his pockets.
His deadpan never cracked as he sat down and crossed his
legs
The Friday afternoon sun was hot, but a cold wind carried
the crack of a batted ball to the highest pigeon covey up in the
lights. Out in the batting cage, A] Oliver lashed pitch after
pitch deep into the outfield. As each different section ot seats
began to fill—general admission, reserved, field box, lounge
box—a spectrum of the people of Pittsburgh emerged.
High up in general admission, spare, rangy North Side kids
chased each other past row after row of orange seats. In the
lower levels, out in the sun, several old skid row men sat bent
over their newspapers, ignoring all the hooligans around
them.
High school students on an unofficial holiday in the reserved
sections discussed their current love affairs and oc
cassionally shared their pints and fifths.
In the field boxes, dads and sons started filing in, the sons all
set to enjoy the game and the fathers all ready to enjoy
watching their sons enjoy the game.
jAlmost every kid in the stands was attired in a Pirate cap,
baseball glove and sneakers so that they were ready, just in
\gase the Pirates suddenly needed them to play a few innings
JMbinch-hit in the bottom of the ninth against Tom Seaver.
Mellon Bank vice presidents stirred cocktails at the
bars in their hanging lounge boxes and envied the kids in the
sunny $.60 seats.
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Weathered and beleagured refreshment vendors seemed to
travel in pairs, with the coke man'following the salted pop
corn, and the hot chocolate man following the ice cream.
Unlike hockey crowds or football congregations, baseball
MacLeish full force in Flyers' big
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -
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win an award for the un
derstatement of the year.
"When the big games come
I don't play bad,” said the 24-
vear-old center-winger of the
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PaulPopovicfif24) scored the winning run—and quite a few happiness points,
fans never sit still. All during the'game, hundreds of fans were
arriving late, leaving early, going to the rest rooms,,sneaking
into better seats or heading to the snack bar for an Iron Gity.
It wasn’t until the bottom of the ninth that the Pirates sat
everybody down.
Jerry Koosman, the New York Mets’ superb lefthander, still
stood on the mound after frustrating the Bucs and their faith
ful for eight innings. Kdosrrian had a commanding 3-0 lead and
only the kids up in pe&nut heaven still had their hearts in the
game, i
Pirate batters Richie Zisk, Dave Parker and Manny
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with (tie second game here
tonight] i
MaeLei'sh's adrenalin
apparently flows full force
when t|ie chips are down.i In
last gear's Stanley Cup
Playoffs he scored 13 goals
and made 9 assists for 22
points as the Flyers skated
off with the coveted cup.
Philadelphia had to finish
strong to earn the home ice
advantage for this year's l cup
play, so MacLeish scored 19
goals in the last 25 games.
Sunday night he picked up
right where he left off in last
year's playoffs. His first two
goals gave the Flyers a 2-0
lead in the first period. He
added some icing to the cake
vith a third score seven
seconds from the end of the
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"I don't know why I seem to
play better in the playoffs,"
said MaeLeish, who scored 79
points in the regular season.
"I don't think 1 played
poorly in the regular season."
MacLeish really started to
put it all together after
Flyers’ coach Fred Shero
gave him the “Philadelphia
health cure," a tour with
C’apt. Bobby Clarke's line. It
seems every time a player
goes into a scoring slump.
Shero sends him to “Dr."
Clarke Bobby hands out a
few of those assists, and the
“sick" player is back in
stride
Shero says of MacLeish,
"all I know is that if I made
(he whole club do stops and
starts until they dropped.
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Sanguillen each singled to chase Koosman. Two Met relief
pitchers couldn't stop the adrenaline in the Pirate dugout and
when the final Pirate single by Richie Hebner brought home
the winning run, Yogi Berra & Co. were stunned losers.
As Paul Popovich touched home ahead of Gene Clines
throw, the Pirate bench rushed foreward in ecstasy like a
section of gleeful kids in the cheap seats.
After a moment they remembered what they were doing
and that it was only April, and they stopped running and
hollering. But for at least a few seconds there wasn't a
grownup in the house.
Rick would be the only one
left He's one -of the few
players with that special
stamina."-
The coach says that no
matter how long MacLeish
stays on the ice, he never
comes off looking like he's
dying.
"He's a floater." says
Shcro. "He's like Roekv
Marciano was. You can- hit
him and he's still standing." i
MacLeish suffered a hip
injury in last Thursday's
practice scrimmage. It waji
feared at first that hjj
wouldn’t be able to plav
Sunday, but X-rays showed no
fracture
"The hip injury seemed
he okay.” MacLeish sai|
after Sunday night's 1 garni
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where I stretched and bruised
it durinftthe scrimmage, but
whirlpool baths took care of
that."
Mael.eish said the Flyers
took advantage of Toronto
goalie Gord MacKae's ten
dency to play standup in the
goal
“We were told to shooot
everything low on the ice and
that is where all our goals
were scored from.” MacLeish
pointed out.
Flyers' goalie Bernie
Parent commented that
MacHae anticipates well, and
doesn't commit himself,
which is a big asset.
"But being tall and a
stanriup goalie he is having
difficulty. Once he gets ex
perience he'll be all right."
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