—The Daily Collegian Friday, November 4, 1977
Booters yank down curtain tonight
By NEIL RUDEL -
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
For the Penn State soccer team,
tonight's the night.
Tonight's the night the Lion booters
(11-2) jerk down the curtain on their
regular season. And the night they can
assure themselves, with a win over
visiting Temple, the vital home field
advantage in the playoffs. And the night
Penn State's quickly-turning-coaching
legend, Walter Bahr, meets the team he
coached five years ago.
"Temple is always a good game,"
Bahr said. "It's a game the kids look
forward to every year. Our players know
theirs from summer ball. I know their
coach, their kids."
Norton-Young go toe-to-toe for the champ
LAS VEGAS (AP) Ken Norton
remembers very well a sparring partner
he had four year ago a moving target
named Jimmy Young.
"He was very difficult to hit to the
head," Norton recalled yesterday of the
fighter he used to help get ready for a
fight with Muhammad Ali four years
ago.
Norton fights Young tomorrow night in
a scheduled' 15-rounder and he realizes
that Young has improved greatly as a
slight-of-hand fighter.
Flyers put lid on Capitals
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Bill Bar
ber's second-period shot off the shoulder
of Washington Capitals goalie Bernie
Wolfe proved to be the game winner last
night as,the Philadelphia Flyers dumped
the Caps 4-1.
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Bahr recruited some of Temple's
players who will play tonight during his
last year there. But if he has his way,
the visiting Owls will have to work their
asses off, if they intend to score.
"We're playing good, solid defense,"
the coach said. "We're covering for each
other teams are going to have to work
hard to score."
The Lions, though, were criticized for
their last two wins. Lacksidasical wins,
some called them. Bahr said it at first
but a look at the game films changed his
mind.
"We played better than I thought.
Maybe I was' a little too critical," he
admitted. "We moved the ball around
pretty well."
The fight will be part of an ABC
telecast which will run from 9 p.m. to 11
'p.m., EST.
There's no doubt that, win or lose,
Jimmy Young can make his opponent
look foolish, and this concerns Norton
who feels he needs more thafi just a
victory.
"If I win decisively, it'll help my
bargaining power with Ali," said Nor
ton. "It'll help force him to fight me."
Ali has promised to give a title bout to
the winner of the fight between the two
The win pushed Philadelphia, now 6-2-
1, into a tie with the New York Islanders
for first place in the NHL's Patrick
Division. Washington, now 2-6-1, fell to
the basement of the NHL's Norris
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Meanwhile, the Lions are ranked No. 1
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in the Eastern (Pa. N.J. Del.) region. A
win over Temple will guarantee them
the all important home field in the
playoffs.
At Jeffrey Field the Lions have out
scored their foes by a hang on to your
hat 344 bulge. The lone score coming
Tuesday in a 5-1 win over Pittsburgh.
"To keep a streak like that going is
lucky," Bahr said. "The kids know it.
I'm not concerned about being unscored
upon at Jeffrey Field and neither are the
players."
The thing Bahr and his players are
concerned about is a win over the Owls.
Strictly. It will be a stiff test, though.
"Temple's a good club.. They're
probably the best technically playing
top contenders in the world. Norton is
ranked No. 1 and Young No. 2 by both the
World Boxing Council and the World
Boxing Association.
But there are boxing people, including
Norton, who feel that Ali is far from
anxious to fight Norton or Young again.
McMiffs win
The McMiffs braved the , rain and a
tough Butler-Did-It defense last night.
But their reward was well worth the
effort a 9-6 victory and the co-ed
football championship.
The sloppy conditions made it difficult
for both teams to generate any offense.
But in the second quarter McMiff signal
caller Tom Komarnicki reared back and
completed a 60-yard pass to his favorite
receiver, Kevin Maronic.
Before the close of the half Butler-Did-
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team other than Hartwick that we play,"
he added. "They're skilled ballhan
dlers. f'
Bahr said the key Owls to watch for
are Bill Sauter, Mike Gorni and Jack
Dietz.
Penn State will be back at full strength
as Bill Klauberg and Rich Reice, ailing
earlier this week, practiced yesterday.
But that was yesterday. Tonight's the
night.
THROW-INS: Reice will play his final
regular season game, fifth on the all
time Penn State scoring list . . . Who
knows? Next year he could be a Cosmo
. . . Jim Stamatis leads the Lion scoring
parade with 17 goals . . . Game time is 7
p.m, s .
Ali has beaten Norton twice in three
tough fights, including a controversial
title bout, and scored a disputed
decision over Young in a title match.
Ali has signed to fight in February the
winner of a Leon Spinks-Alfio Righetti'
fight, according to Top Rank, Inc.
rainy crown
It managed to penetrate the McMiff
defense, which had priorly been scored
on only once. But they missed the con
version-,
And then in the final minutes of the
game, it was Maronic again. After a
punt was downed on the four-yard line,
Maronic caught a Butler offender in the
endzone for a safety which gave the
McMiffs a 9-6 lead and the cham
pionship.
by Darlene Hrobak
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