Eagles maul Saints
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Quar
terback Ron Jaworski ran for two
touchdowns and passed for two others
as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the
New Orleans Saints 28-7 yesterday, in
a National Football League game.
The Eagles built a 21-0 lead and the
defense shut down the Saints until the
final period, when sub quarterback
Bobby Douglass' passed nine yards to
Steelers stumbling
DENVER (AP) Rick Upchurch
returned five punts for a team-record
167 yards, including an 87-yard
scamper for a touchdown, and the
aggressive Denver defense allowed
Pittsburgh across midfield only three
times in a convincing 21-7 decision
over the Steelers in National Football
League action yesterday.
Upchurch, who tied an NFL record
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tight end Henry Childs in the end zone
to avert a shutout. Jaworski swept 2
yards with three seconds left at the
end of a 10-play, 57-yard drive for the
Eagles' final touchdown.
Philadelphia gained a 14-0 halftime
lead on Jaworski's score, which
capped a 13-play, 66-yard drive. Horst
Muhlmann kicked the first of his
three conversions.
with four punt returns for touchdowns
last season, fielded a line drive punt
from Bobby Walden late in the first
quarter, burst up the middle and
outraced the Steeler defenders to the
goal line.
It was the first punt returned for a
touchdown against the Steelers since
1969.
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Divers make big spash at Invite
By JOYCE TOMMANA
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
Penn State diving coach Bob Goldberg
knows what he's talking about when he
says the Lady Lion divers have depth.
It was so crowded on the winners'
podium as the women picked up the
team trophy at Saturday's Penn State
Invitational Diving Championship that
Becky Binny was accidently pushed into
the pool, by her coach no less.
Penn State's four women divers
finished second through fifth in the
three-meter event; and second, third,
fourth and 11th in the one-meter event to
put them well ahead of second-place
Clarion in the final standings.
"We had a couple of missed dives, but
overall it was super," Goldberg said.
"We had as many highs as lows, but I
think it's clear we've established our
selves as a very formidable team."
The Lady Lions might have picked up
the individual honors, also, had it not
been for the expertise of Clarion's Aleta
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Rice. She won both the one-meter and
three-meter events.
"One of the reasons Aleta won was the
"dd" (degree of difficulty) factor,"
Goldberg said. "She does all the difficult
dives."
Divers are scored on a combination of
the degree of difficulty of the dive and
how well they perform the dive. A higher
degree of difficulty tends to get the diver
a higher score, if the dive is performed
well enough.
Binny, the defending champion in both
events, finished second to Rice in the
three-meter event. Binny's score was
identical to her winning score last year.
"Maybe I was too psyched up for this
meet," Binny said. "On two preliminary
dives I stubbed my toe. But I got it
together in the finals." .
Freshman Katie Bewley was leading
the field in the three-meter event after
Friday's preliminary rounds. She
finished fourth behind Rice, Binny and
another Lady Lion, Lisa Pellow. Bewley
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was second to Rice in the one-meter
event.
"This was great for her first collegiate
meet," Goldberg said. "The only dive
that gave her trouble was the back one
and-a-half."
In the men's events, Clarion's Tony
Perriello took the individual titles in
both events. Maryland won the team
honors, while Penn State finished fifth.
Freshman Craig Brown was the only
Lion diver to reach the finals in both
events. He finished fifth in the one-meter
event and ninth in the three-meter
event.
"Craig did a fine job," Goldberg said.
"This was his first competition ever on
the three-meter and he missed just one
dive."
Sophomore Pat McFadden finished
sixth on the one-meter. He was 15th in
the three-meter event and missed the
twelve-diver cut for the finals.
Penn State's only other men's diver,
freshman Bob Ambrose, was 20th in the
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three-meter event and 26th in the one
meter event.
Goldberg was satisfied/with both the
men's and women's performances in the
sixty-one diver, 51-team invitational,
especially since his team had not con•
centrated on this meet in recent weeks,
Men's— 1, Maryland 2599.0 points. 2, Pitt 2453.0. 3,
Clarion 2448.05. 4, West Virginia 2222.05. 5, Penn State
1733.20.6, Ohio University 1663.35.
Women's I, Penn State 2840.30.2, Clarion 2057.70.
3, Maryland 1697.95. 4, Pitt 1234.40. 5, West Virginia
1163.0.6, Ohio University 540.0.
Men's one•metcr —1, Tony Perririlo, Clarion, 418.0.
2, Walsh, Maryland, 417.70.3, Zucca, Clarion, 390.15.4,
Mano, Pitt, 393.40.5, Brown, Penn State, 387.95.6, Mc-
Fadden, Penn State, 381.80
Men's three-meter —1, Perriello, Clarion, 454.30. 2,
Shinholser, Maryland, 442.0. 3. Zucca, Clarion, 440.30.
4, Wetheridge, Ohio University, 421.69. 5, Lopacki,
West Virginia 409.15.8, Greenwell, 404.85.
Women's one meter —1, Rice, Clarion, 380.85. 2,
Bewley, Penn State, 361.85. 3, Pellow, Penn State,
336.65. 4, Binny, Penn State, 332.45. 5, Ferraro, Pitt,
327.55. 8, Tadesko, West Virginia, 320.85.
Women's three-meter —1, Rice, Clarion, 405.15. 2,
Binny, Penn State, 399.95.3, Pellow, Penn State, 380.15.
4, Bewley, Penn State, 379.20. 5, Bizal, Penn State,
369.80.8, Trapp, Clarion, 353.50.
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