—The Daily Collegian Thursday, October 20, 1977
Kuhn wants franchise in D.C.,
sees problem ahead in Bay area
NEW YORK ( AP) Bowie Kuhn,
major league baseball's 6-foot-5 com
missioner, isn't burying his head in the
sand. Saying that 1977 was the national
pastime's "finest season ever." Kuhn
also acknowledged that "we do have
some nagging problems."
"Over-all, the state of the game is very
good," Kuhn said in an interview with
The Associated Press. "Baseball's
popularity is obviously growing. The
attendance (up 21 per cent) has been
great. We are generating new sources of
revenue. The division races were quite
good for a long time. The fans' interest
was as high as I've ever seen it."
, Then Kuhn ticked off baseball's major
problems: I—two teams in the San
Francisco Bay Area; 2—The lack of a
Washington franchise; 3—several un
derfinanced clubs.
The heaviest weight hanging on the leg
of baseball is the fact that the Bay Area
Pitt's Long joins Buffalo
I .UFFALO (AP) Blacekicker
Ca .son Long,
.who played on the
Un versity of Pittsburgh's.l976 National
Chvmpionship team, signed a contract
yes erday to play with the Buffalo Bills
of the National Football League.
Long replaces rookie Neil O'Donohue
who was cut by the Bills the same day.
Long. who holds several NCAA kicking
records including highest field goal
percentage, .606, was a free agent who
was released by the Bills last August.
O'Donohue, a Dublin, Ireland, native
drafted in the fifth round from Auburn
University, was 2-for-6 on field goals and
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just isn't big enough or interested
enough to support two major league
teams. With . over-all baseball at
tendance setting all-time records, the
Oakland A's ranked 26th and last with
495,578 paid fans while the San Francisco
Giants were 25th with 700,058.
"Our official position on the Bay Area
problem is unchanged," Kuhn said.
"There is little we can do' until one team
comes to us. Neither team has done that
yet. But I'm more than willing to get
involved."
Kuhn said he has been working behind
the scenes in an effort to encourage
some movement. He will say publicly
that he doesn't expect the Giants to
move. That leaves the Oakland A's,
owned by Charlie Finley, Kuhn's most
severe critic who lost a $3.5 million
lawsuit against the commissioner
earlier this year. The suit, challenging
Kuhh's power to void Finley's sales of
5-for-6 on extra points for the Bills. His
30-yard kick Sunday was the winning
margin in the Bills' 3-0 victory over the
Atlanta Falcons, but he missed a 27-
yarder later in the game.
"He just wasn't consistent enough,"
explained Coach Jim Ringo.
Long, the Los Angeles Rams' llth
round draft choice, was signed in August
by the Bills after being cut. Long was
released after O'Donoghue, a client of
players' agent Howard Slusher, ended a
holdout by signing "a series of one-year
contracts" near the end of preseason
play.
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three of his top stars last year, is being
appealed.
Sources close to the American league
say that Finley, despite public denials,
very much wants to sell his club.
"Sometimes his price is more realistic
than other times," said one high AL
official.
Kuhn is known to support the plan that
would have Finley sell his club to
Washington interests, who would then
put the club in the nation's capital as a
National League team, equalizing the
two leagues at 13 teams apiece.
Currently the AL has 14 clubs, while the
NL has 12.
"Getting a team in Washington is not
necessarily related to the Bay Area
question," said Kuhn, who is lobbying
like a politician for a Washington
franchise.
"I can't say I feel much heat, but
Washington has certainly shown a lot of
interest. I think it's important to have a
team in Washington. It ought to be
done as soon as possible. It would be a
great opportunity •to make friends in
government."
Baseball, under scrutiny from a House
Select Committee, has an immunity
from the anti-trust laws, something only
the national pastime has and
desperately wants to keep.
Kuhn feels that an. NL club in
Washington would stimulate AL interest
in Baltimore.
"But over-all, we have the finest
growth rate ever. I feel baseball best fits
the temper of the times. In- the post
World War II and Vietnam eras, the
mood has been away from violence and
toward more gentle pursuits.
"I think we're in excellent shape."
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wmiTimem
Suffer second loss of season
Unexpected happens to netgals
By DARLENE HROBAK
Daily Collegian Sports Writer r
"She came up to me before the match and told me that
she really didn't expect to beat us," Penn State women's
tennis coach Candy Royer said, "and I thought, 'that's
interesting.' "
Royer was talking about, Millie West, the coach of the
William and Mary Indians, but the result of the match
proved to be even more interesting than West's words.
At the conclusion of Tuesday's tennis match, played in
beautiful Virginia sunshine, it was the host Indians who
were on top of a 5-4 decision.
For the Lady Lions, it was their second consecutive
defeat by, that indentical score. Colgate had managed to
secure a 5-4 upset win over them on October 6. Tiredness
and overconfidence had been two of the reasons.
But what went wrong Tuesday at William and Mary?
"I usually count on at least two of my top three singles
people to win," Royer said.
But of the top three seeds, only Joy McManus com
pleted her assignment correctly. Wendy Gavett was not
on top of her game and fell to the Indians' No. 2 seed Libba
Galloway, 6-3, 7-5.
The Lady Lions' No. 3 seed, Molly Wesner, was vic
timized by some bad calls early in her match, and
Morgan not cheap, hits on instinct
CINCINNATI (AP) Mel Morgan
prides himself on being a hard hitter, but
he doesn't want anyone accusing him of
any cheap-shot tactics.
Those kind of accusations have ban
died about by both teams in recent years
when Cincinnati and Pittsburgh have
played: They came up again Monday
night during the Bengals' 20-14 loss to the
Steelers.
Morgan drew critical comment on
national television when his forearm
blow to the chin crumpled Steelers
receiver John ' Stallworth, triggering
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"I didn't mean to do it. He had caught
the football and was trying to cut the
grain ( change directions). I was almost
past him. It was an instinctive, last
alternative thing," said Morgan. "I
wouldn't have hit him, but it was the only
thing I could rely on at the time."
For a moment, it looked as though the
hit, ruled a personal foul, might spark
the latest furor between the two rivals.
Stallworth cooled the debate, however
by shrugging off the incident.
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proceeded to play to a 1-6, 1-6 loss to Marilyn Riancho.
Before the match William and Mary coach West said
that she thought her team had more depth than Penn
State's. Victories at No. 5 and No. 6 singles and a win at
No. 3 doubles seem to back up her opinion.
"It had more to do with our not being as ready as we
could have been than their depth," Royer said. "In fact, I
think on another day we could have beaten them.
"We did not have any good practices ( prior to the
match), and I think that really told the tale."
Another factor could have been Royer's insertion of
Carole Zajac and Molly Wesner at the No. 3 doubles spot.
In previous competition they had played together only
once. The result of the pairing was a 3-6, 2-6 Penn State
loss.
"Third doubles were not seasoned enough to play
together," Royer said after the damage had been done.
"Their doubles teams were really used to playing
together."
So Lady Lion wins in the first two doubles matches
pleased the coach. McManus and Gail Ramsey overcame
a first set loss and triumphed over the Indian's pair, 5-7, 6-
2, 6-2.
Gavett and Joan Backenstose had little trouble in their
match and roared to a 6-3, 6-4 victory.
EXPERIENCED COOK Contact
John Bridgewater 2381533 or
apply in person (2 - 5 daily) Suite
110 1450 S. Atherton St. State
Colle•e -
BABYS I TTER, Mondays,
- - -
proximately 8 hours, Park
Forest, Experience with
preschoolers. $2-hour call 234-1913
WANT AMBITIOUS individuals
or couples to work on a part or
full-time basis, flexible hours. Joe
after five 238-7990
ri THE
SILVER CELLAR
Announces
A most spectacular
OPAL exhibition and sale
Featuring
the finest Gem Australian
OPAL and GOLD JEWELRY
trom
The Robert Sherman Collection ::
Friday Oct. 21 10AM •yl'M
Saturday Oct. 22 10AM.5.30PM
153 South Men Street
237.1566
LOST
LOST: Indian•style buckskin
hunting shirt & license. 10.15.
322 North of Dairy Queen. Call 238•
2865 after 5:30. Reward
LOST: MEN'S red garnet ring in
gold setting at Mr. C's. Call Guy
238.3928 reward
LOST MAN'S gold ring with
square black stone. Lost 10.14
has personal value only. Please
call 238.0415 reward offered
LOST RUST wallet of extreme
personal value. Reward. Call
237.5513
LOST LADIES leather coat, full
length, maroon, McAllister
Bldg. Wed., Oct. 12. Call 234-1798
evenin• s. Please be kind! Thanks
FOUND
YOUNG GREY striped cat with
white flea collar.in Park Forest
area. Phone 865.3415
FOUND: ONE ten•speed bike.
Identify and claim. Call 865.9657
after 5:00 P.M.
FOUND: Bridal garter near
North Frear Bldg. To Claim:
865.41310
ONE PAIR, Nike's, by Pugh
Street Garage Sunday to claim
call Cind 865.2408
FOUND WOMEN'S glasses in
light case on Sept. 30 in 121
Sparks. Check at HUB desk
STUDENT SERVICE
DIRECTORY
.'UTORING: English German , INDIVIDUAL TUTORING and
programming by grad students. group help sessions in French
and Mathematics call 238.2.97,
Typing: papers to dissertations, until 1:00 A.M.
Editing and proofreading. Phone:
230.0944 anytime UNUSUAL PLANTS many
homegrown. Succulents, cacti,
hanging baskets, large potted
AU UlO, TV REPAIRS beat varieties. $.25 to $l6. 238-1043 ;
dawntown prices! Free COMPUTER SCIENCE con
estimates, auick turnover. Tape, suiting. Tutoring for beginning
CB installations. Stereogenic programming levels. Call Mr.
238.1043 IBM at 865.7756
THE HAIR BUSINESS
Calder Square
238-2933
Westerly Pkwy.
237-6253
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AMZEDIKEN'
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retail center
"This was only one lick. It didn't do
any damage. If it happens two or three
times I'd have to think about it," he said
after the game.
Charges have been traded between the
two National Football League clubs
since 1972. A crushing tackle by middle
linebacker Bill Bergey, then of the
Bengals, injured quarterback Terry
Bradshaw, stirring a storm of protests.
A few years later, Steelers defensive
back Glen Edwards was ' ejected and
fined $3OO for hitting Cincinnati quar
terback Ken Anderson.
LOSE YOUR WALLET, notebook,
or ring? Find it the easy way
with a lost ad
PERSONAL
RAINE EVEN with your fake
blond hair, caked on make•up I
still love a Scott
SWEETIE: How's the weather up
there? I love out Laura
AUTOBUG: Thursday proved we
really can be "best friendsvi
Next time I'll buy breakfast.
Peall
MONICA, Happy Anniversary!
Only the first of many more. My
love alwa s. Bob
BUMMER, Wacka P-P everythpy
so Karen won't have to play.
Happy Birthday F.B. - Three
Stooges
HI HANDSOME, Hope you havd a
super fantastic 19th birthday!
Love and Kisses, Chicken •
NEIL: I said I would. Here is your
iuicy, wet persona I.squish,! !
Your roomie
RUNNERS (beginners•advanced)
share info, concerns, provide
support, companionship before
and while running. Meeting
T.Th.Su. 9 p.m. Rec Hall. Call
Nancy 2341143 for info and joining
JRC I hope Bill won't get jealous
but this one's for you. Surprise!
Your BMSF •artner
CYRANO, C.J., Wimp, and
Biafran adopted son • the
Molecules are Attacking!!! Mom
and Laßoo ,
MEN WOMEN! jobs on ships!
American. Foreign. No ex
perience required. Excellent pay.
Worldwide travel. Summer job or
career. Send $3.00 for information.
Seafax, Dept. K-1, Box 2049, Pcift
An • eles, Washin • ton 98362
DATES GALORE! Meet exciting
singles. Very low fees. Free
info, call: Dateline toil free 800.
451.3245
FOR $1.45 you can tell that special
someone what they mean to you.
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