12—The Daily Collegian Friday, Oct. 6, 1978
Forecast.•
one upsetting week
Editor's Note: Each week
Collegian sportswriter Ron Wenig
gives his predictions on a number of
pro and college football games. The
slumping A.C. Al once again joins
him with his guest selections. (Ilome
team in Caps)
RON %VENIG
Atlanta plus 9 over PITTSBURGH
Steve Bartkowski regained the
starting QB job at Atlanta and last
week threw three touchdown passes
to beat the resurgent Giants. Steelers
are due for a down effort. Good upset
choice.
Philadelphia plus 7 over NEW
ENGLAND
Eagles had big come from behind
victory against Colts last week. The
Pats haven't been impressive this
year.
Cleveland -3 1 ' 2 over NEW ORLEANS
Despite two straight losses, the
Browns have played extremely well
this year. Browns will have to, apply
some pressure on Archie Manning or
Saints may make it close.
. San Francisco plus 13 over L.A.
The 49ers gained their first victory
. of the year last week against the
Bengals. The Rams may be explosive
or dull. Large spread is enticing.
GREEN BAY plus 2 1 ,4 2 over Chicago
The Packers have been playing
4 , consistent ball despite the absence of
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big-name players. The Bears' Payton
has not impressed most football
observers this year.
OAKLAND -7 1 / 2 over IloOston
Oilers have been on the comeback
trail of late and Earl Campbell should
return to lineup this week. Will the
real Kenny Stabler please stand up,
or can he with those bad knees?
Cincinnati plus 9 1 / 2 over MIAMI
The Bengals are way overdue and
Ken Anderson should add some spark
to the anemic Cincinnati offense.
Miami has been an up and down team
this year.
Penn State -7 over KENTUCKY
The Lions look like they are finally
on the right track. Kentucky is cer
tainly not the team it was last year
when it inflicted Penn State's only
loss of tht year. Look for another
wide victory margin. ,
A.C. Al
lowa Slate vs. Nebraska
This Big 8 matchup features two of
the nation's premier runningbacks.
I.M. Hip of Nebraska vs. Dexter
Green from lowa State. I.M. Hip had
impressive stats last week but they
were against a lowly Indiana team.
On the other hand lowa State looks
very impressive this year. It shut out
cross state rival lowa and has yet to
lose a game so far this year. A.C. Al's
college pick of the week I'm
wagering $55 to win $5O on lowa State
plus 5 points.
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Fieldwomen settle for tie
By DENISE BACIIMAN
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
All good things must come to an end.
Just ask the Lady Lion field hockey
team.
After beginning the season with three
successive shutouts, the stickgali suf
fered their first non-victory. It wasn't a
defeat, but rather a 1-1 tie against
Delaware.
"I was pleased with our play but
disappointed by the score," Coach Jill
Rattray said. "We outplayed them the
whole game."
And the statistics prove it. The Lady
Lions had a 24-13 advantage on shots on
goal and 12 corners compared to
Delaware's two.
Charlene Morett accumulated nine
shots on goal and came within inches of
scoring the go-ahead goal. Candy Finn
Lady harriers must go
By STEVE NAOWITH
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
A challenge awaits the Lady Lion
cross country team tomorrow when Ohio
State and Eastern Michigan come to
town for a triangular meet.
The team easily won its first two
meets of the season without national
champ Kathy Mills, but Saturday it must
also run without the . services of
promoted No.l runner, Liz Berry. -
Berry's absence will not be due to
injury, however, as is the case with
Mills. She will be taking part in a six
mile race in Boston consisting of
national competition.
Meanwhile, the rest of the team isn't
taking the losses of the two runners
lightly they're getting psyched.
"They're up for this race," Coach
Chris Brooks said, "They know the top
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had five shots on goal and she, too, ran
into some tough luck. One of her shots
ricocheted off the post.
Penn State jumped out to a 1-0 lead on
a goal by sophomore Jill Van Bodegom-
Smith 23 minutes into the first half.
In the second half it didn't take
Delaware long to rally back. Bette
Newby, assisted by Carol Miller, scored
Delaware's lone goal at the seven
minute mark.
The Lady Lions' two close shots on
goal weren't the only streak of bad luck
that they encountered.
Delaware's goalie, Barb Harrington,
sat on Michelle Fielder's stick and broke
it. At first the official signaled a penalty
shot, which would've been the correct
decision, but changed the call to a
penalty corner. Fielder eventually was
two won't be there, so they really want to
do well."
Although the Lady Lions swept the
meet against Ohio State last year, the
addition of some new Buckeye runners
could affect tomorrow's outcome.
"Ohio State picked up a couple of good
kids," Brooks said, such as freshmen
Kelly O'Toole and Beth Sheridan.
However, their weakness lies in the
depth of the team, which is why Penn
State has a good chance of winning.
"We have three strong people up front
and we have much stronger people in the
back," she said.
Depth will also play a big part in the
meet because it is triangular. That
means runners from .two teams can
displace a team's runners, equalizing
the effect of a team haVing one fast
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forced to leave the game, after being
struck on the leg by a stick.
"It was a very physical game,"
Rattray said. "Two Delaware players
were warned by the officials."
Penn State's record now stands at 3-0-1
while Delaware's dropped to 4-0-1.
In junior varsity competition, Cindy
Karpinski and Mary Sue Patterson led
the Lady Lions to a 2-1 victory.
Tomorrow the stickgals will again be
put to the test when they host Rutgers,
beginning at 2 p.m. This is only the
second meeting between the two teams.
In their first encounter last year, the
Lady Lions lost, 1-0.
Rutgers goes into,the game posting a
4-1 record (excluding yesterday's game)
which includes a 1-0 victory over second
ranked Ursinus. In its only loss, Rutgers
was shut out by Maryland, 2-0.
minus two
runner and a gap between its next couple
runners. As Brooks said, "It makes it
more exciting."
This will be Eastern Michigan's first
time here and, although the team is no
powerhouse, they have runner Sue
Parks who placed 19th at the nationals.
In addition to the top runners being
absent, the coach will also be missing
from the meet. Assistant Coach Carolyn
Court will take over since Brooks will be
at the Olympic training camp in
Colorado Springs to discuss work which
was done during the summer.
Those who will be appearing for Penn
State include: Peggy Cleary, Patty
Murnane, Mary Rawe, Penny Fales,
Donna Gardner and Sandy Alexander.
The meet will be run at 10:00 a.m. on
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Canoe race set
at Fishing Creek
The Penn State Outing Club Canoe
Division will sponsor a slalom race Oct.
7 and 8. The competition is for canoeists
in both open and closed boats who have
never competed in a slalom course.
Experienced canoeists in slalom com
petition may enter but no prize will be
give.
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The competition will be held at Fishing
Creek, south of Lock Haven in Mill Hall,
Pa., unless the water is too low in which
case it will be run on-Spring Creek in
Bellefonte. Practice runs will be per
mitted and demonstrations given Oct. 7.
Oct. 8, competition will take place from 9
to 4 p.m. Classes of competition include
open canoes of men, women and mixed
competition. Closed boat classes will
include kayak for both men and women.
C-1 men and women and C-2 men.
women and mixed competition.
The cost of entering is four dollars per,
person per event. Applicants can enter
as late as Saturday at noon at the course
site on Fishing Creek.