B—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, July 13, 1977
AAU champ in Europe
Malley off and running
By JOYCE TOMANA
Collegian Sports Writer
It would seem that setting an American
record in the 3,000-meter steeplechase would
be enough for Penn State's George Malley.
But his biggest hurdle is yet to come.
He will meet the world's top eight
steeplechasers at the World Cup race in
Dusseldorf, Germany, in early September.
Malley is also preparing for the World
University Games in Sofia, Bulgaria.
It was Malley's record Setting time of 8:22.5
in the 3,000-meter steeplechase at the AAU
championships in Los Angeles last month
that gave him the chance to spend his
summer on the European tracks preparing
for the upcoming international races. '
• "George is in outstanding condition right
now and he is getting better all the time,"
Penn State coach Harry Groves says. "He
was bothered by a lot of little injuries during
our regular track season but he is coming on
strong now."
Malley, a native of Glen Dale, Md., was co-
captain of the Lions indoor and outdoor track
teams this past season. He will return to
Penn State August 12 to compete in a mile
race that has attracted the nation's top
distance runners. Expected to run are Marty
Liguori, Greg Fredericks, Charlie Maguire
and Ken Schappert. Frank Shorter and Steve
Domination of Yanks stirs
pennant fever in Baltimore
BALTIMORE (AP) The Baltimore
Orioles have departed on a road trip at the
peak of their game, but maybe it's just as
well. Their emotionally drained fans need a
rest.
Pennant fever has awakened staid old
Baltimore with more apparent impact' than
when the Orioles won their first cham
pionship in 1966.
The 1977 team has special appeal, having
risen from ashes after being stripped of
three free-agent stars who departed for more
lucrative contracts elsewhere.
A weekend series against the store-bought
New York Yankees served as a natural turn
on, attracting a record Baltimore single
series attendance of 154,835.
It remains to be seen how the fans will turn
out for opponents with less talent and a lower
hate factor than the Yanks.
"I've never seen it like this around here,"
said Brooks Robinson, who played his first
game in Baltimore in 1955. "The fans had a
lot to do with the way, the young players
performed."
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In his three European races this summer,
Malley has yet to better his AAU record time,'
but has been among the top two finishers. He
ran his second best time of 8:28.5 to win a
steeplechase in Italy. His second place time
of 8:29.5 at a Russian meet was identical to
the winning time but he had to "chop" his
step over the final hurdle. Malley also
finished second at a West German meet.
In late November and early December,
Malley is planning to run in the Pan-Pacific
Games in Carberra, Australia. Groves will
be an assistant coach for the American team
in the meet.
"George hasn't come close to reaching his
peak yet," Groves says. "He can be a world
record holder if he can retain his motivation
and find a job that will allow him to continue
to train."
Groves points out that Malley will be 22
years old later this month, and that most of
the world's top distance runners are much
older.
Malley is the fifth Penn State runner under
coach Groves to set an AAU record. Maguire,
Bob Hillman, Dan Supulski and Fredericks
set the indoor four-mile relay record in 1972:
Maguire set two of his own in the 5,000 meter
in 1974. Fredericks set the 10,000 meter
record in 1972.
The crowd of 42,605, which watched the
Orioles score a come-from behind 4-3 victory
Monday night, giving Baltimore a 3-1 series
edge over New York, was unrestrained.
Cheers, spelling out O-R-I-O-L-E-S, rocked
from the upper deck of Memorial Stadium.
During the climactic winning rally in the
ninth inning, just about everyone stood.
The Orioles, who dropped 6'/2 games off the
lead in the American League East last
month, have pulled to within one-half game
of first place Boston after winning 10 of their
last 11. The Yanks now trail by 1 1 / 2 games.
"The Orioles should have convinced
everybody who saw this game that they're
contenders for the pennant," said New York
third baseman Graig Nettles, who slammed
two homers in defeat. "I never thought they
weren't."
Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver attached
little significance to taking the series with so
much of the season remaining.
"All it means," he said, "is that we're a
half-game behing Boston in the Middle of a
pennant race"
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The American record holder in the 3,000-meter steeple
chase, Penn State's George Malley, (right) will go up
against the world's best in the World University Games,
scheduled for early September in Sophia, Bulgaria. ,
Pop takes hop from prop
HOINTON, England (UPI)
Bob Broadbere stepped
onto the small platform fixed
to the leg of a light plane and
at the second command of
"go" stepped out into space.
"I just put my head back
and watched the great yellow
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Broadbere is 85. He made
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Monday from 1,700 feet in an
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The 1977 Guinness book lists
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"if I am still fit enough I
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"I broke my glasses," he
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Atkinson uses violent
film for proof in suit
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The jury in
George Atkinson's $2 million slander suit
against the Pittsburgh Steelers got a . glimpse
of violence in professional football yesterday.
Atkinson's attorney showed the six
member civil panel six brief film clips, in
cluding the Atkinson's ferocious hit on
Steeler receiver Lynn Swann in a Pittsburgh-
Oakland game last September 12.
Attorney Willie Brown also presented five
clips showing plays in which Steeler
defenders clobbered opposing players. Three
were from the same Sept. 12 game.
The Atkinson-Swann incident .. led to`
comments by Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll,
who linked Atkinson to a "criminal element"
in pro football and said Atkinson tried to
maim Swann. Atkinson, a nine-year veteran
defensive back, later filed suit.
Yesterday's movies were taken from
Oakland coaches' training films, which show
all the players on the field. Specific contact
between players are difficult to see.
Attorney _James Maclnnis, representing
Noll and the Steelers, has indicated he plans
to present television closeups of the Atkinson-
Swann incident during the trial.
Jones keys winning run
Acacians edge Rai
Photo by Mike Mullen
Hard hitting and solid defense were
featured by both the Acacian Express and
Ruth's Raiders in Intramural Softball
Monday night. But the Express had that
much extra and won the game 10-9 to remain
undefeated with a 4-0 record.
After a slow start, the Raiders loaded the
bases in the top of the second but were unable
to cash in on their opportunity.
Team captain Harlan Cashdollar singled in
Steve O'Ttone in the second to give the
Express a 1-0 lead.
A single by Tom Hughes of the Raiders in
the third inning scored Rich Thomas to tie
the game. Debbie Strader's bunt sent in
another run for the Raiders, giving them a -
1 lead.
Coming right back, Leslie Zuck of the
Express scored on a hit by Mike "Peach"
Oldt to even the score. Oldt then scored the
third run to put the Express in the lead again.
In the fourth inningi with no outs and the
bases loaded, Cashdollar again hit a solid
single which drove in two runs and gave the
Express a three-run edge,
A fifth inning home run by Brad Guest
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The .Atkinson-Swann film yesterday, as:
described by Raider defensive backfield;
coach Bob Zeman, showed Swann beingg
guarded by Atkinson, then, being knocked:
down as a pass was caught in 'front of him.
"He (Atkinson) is. very tense in thati
situation," Zeman said. "He has to protect:
against the long play and any move the:
receiver makes he has to react -to. The ,
defensive back is oblivious to anything else;;
that is going on."
Zeman also compared the Atkinson in- ,
cident to another film in which Steeler
defensive back Mel Blount appeared to club:
Raider receiver Cliff Branch just at the end of ,
a running play in which Branch was not in
volved:
""That kind of hit is not a_sportsmanlike
hit, it's an intimidation hit," Zeman said.
"George's was on a play. It was a reaction
hit."
Zeman said the violent acts depicted on the
film clips were "all part of football" and
nothing unusual.
The trial, which started Monday, is ex ,
pected to last two to three weeks before U.S.,
District Judge Samuel Conti, • ,=1
brought the Raiders within two. After holding:
the opposition scoreless for the remainder of:
the inning, the Raiders came out strong in the
sixth with a two-run homer by Joe Fredley
that tied the game at five. Another run by
Judi McCorkle put the Raiders ahead.
The Express came back with two runs.
driven in by Kathy Boyanowski and another,;
by Zuck to put the Express back in the lead;
8-6.
Down by two heading into the last inning;;
Fredley came through with another two run`,
homer to tie the game at 8. 40
.
In overtime play, McCorkle scored the gO..
ahead run for the Raiders but the Expresq:
had last bat and tied the game on a walked-in,.
run. Barb Jones then scored the winning run,
for the Express.
"They're the best team we've played so far%
and the team with the best attitude," said:
Cashdollar after the win. •
„
He also feels that softball is "more of a fun
thing" for his team and attributes its wins to ,
~
the team's outlook on the sport. ,
"We have a winning attitude and put a lot,
of confidence in our girls. We send them out:
there to swing, not just to get walked," Cash-.
dollar said.
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Kodacolor film near Caldde
Wa . Please call 238.0329. Thanks, .
LOST: GRAY CAT with white spot:
between eyes. About 1 1 / 2 years
old. Call 237.5146