Knicks, Rangers, Jets in last NYC teams hurting NEW YORK <AP) If President Ford won't bail out New York City, will he please do something about its professional sports teams'' Ford has turned a cold shoulder on the New York Defaults, also called the Beame Team, w inch has solicited so far unsuccessfully some major league help for its financially Moulded franchise But what about the other What about the last-place Knicks, Rangers and .Jets, or the next-to-last place Giants? V. bo s going to bail them out? Mike Burke, the president of Madison square Garden, wants to help. In limes of crisis and turmoil, we know ow essential it is to have winning teams," Curke said yesterday. "That's why we’re ining everything we can to build cham pionship teams at Madison Square garden." Only, like everything else the Big Apple -reins to touch these davs, Burke’s moves ‘ a\ e been turning into lemons. Alter working for months trying to land a Mg man tor Ins New York KnickS of the National Basketball Association, Burke Mgned All-Star forward Spencer Haywood. I'm' Haywood, an enforcer at Seattle, has ■ urned into a sheep in Knicks’ clothing here. In nine games with the Knicks, who are last m Hie NBA’s Atlantic Civision, Haywood has scored 144 points and hasn't looked like .in; body s salvation then Garden management waved its magic wand over its National Hockey League club, the Rangers, producing only clouds' of black smoke First goalie Gilles Villemure was La Vie ’76 is having Stevens Studio return for 2 more days of senior portrait photography. Wednesday, December 3rd and Thursday, December 4th are the last days to be photographed for La Vie *’76. Pictures will be taken in the HUB Cloakroom 9-12, 1-4. No appointment necessary. Sitting fee is $3.00. STRAWBS NOMADNESS fcfer! * 5 SENIORS At • iju* v — J dispatched to Chicago for defenseman Doug Jarrett. Villemure has won twice in two starts for the Black Hawks, while Jarrett, sick and injured for part of his tenure with the Rangers, hasn't turned around New York’s goal-allowing generosity. Crowd-favorite Derek Sanderson was sent to St. Louis for a draft choice. Sanderson, who didn’t score a goal for the Rangers this year, has four goals and three assists in six games with the Blues. Next to leave New York was longtime Ranger goalie Ed Giacomin. picked up by the Detroit Red Wings. In his first start as a Red Wing, Giacomin beat the Rangers 6-4 and was emotionally cheered while the Rangers, the home team, were hooted and jeered. Then the Rangers announced a blockbuster deal, getting Bostonls high-scoring center Phil Eposito and defenseman Carol Vadnais for defenseman Brad Park, center Jean Ratelle and rookie defenseman Joe Zanussi. Vadnais has refused to report to the Rangers. Esposito scored two goals in his first appearance but sprained an ankle in his next game and will be out of the lineup for a few days. A successful football season is highly unlikely now for the Jets, last in the American Conference East, and the Giants, one rung from the Bottom in the National Conference East. The only winning teams carrying the New York lag the Islanders in the NHL and the Nets in the American Basketball Association operate in suburban Long Island, where default and defeat seem a million miles s P Yesterday’s answer: Penn State tied Southern Methodist 13-13 in the 1948 Cotton t OBowl. The Lions also deadlocked Florida State 17-17 in the 1967 Gator Bowl. Today's question: Why? 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Sponsored by the Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies. Artists Series, Four Decades of American Film Festival, “All Quiet on the Western Front,” 8:30 p.m., University Auditorium. Computation Center, 7:30 p.m., Room 108 Forum. “RJE (2).” Biology Society, 7 p.m., Room 8-9 Life Science Penn State Amateur Radio Club, 7:30 p.m.. Room 208 Engineering Unit E. Penn State Mining Engineering Society, 7:30 p.m., Room 26 Mineral Sciences. F. W. Paddock, senior sengineer-underground, Consolidation Coal Co., Pinckneyville, 111., on “Current Aeriel Surveying Practice at Consolidation Coal Company, Midwestern Division.” MUSEUM OF ART: 200 Years of Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. Architectural and Ornamental Drawings: Juvarra, Vanvitelli, the Bibiena Family, and Other Italian Draughtsmen. Drawings from the Permanent Collection. HUB Gallery: U.N. Exhibit. Multi-media exhibit on women. KERN GALLERY: Wendy Snetsinger, photography. Waskewich Gallery Print Sale and Exhibition, Nov. 10-14. 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