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' athletes competed ; competition. He skated brilliantly even . .though his pact with ABC, CBS
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By SHARON FINK branch campus to the main campus, and lucky to have some talent. And Penn. . SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) - Mark Caso, paralyzed . quality of the field in some events, notably track and Santee, withdrew before the start '
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Daily Collegian Sports Writer he thinks that will make his situation State is a good drawing card around the By SHARON FINK . redshirting and coming back or making himself eligible, by a' broken neck just a year and a half ago, twisted, ' field, which attracted world record-holder Nehemiah because of a knee injury.
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Clarence Stoner, a Penn State • easier, . state for players. Daily Collegian Sports. Writer '• • for this year's NFL 'draft 'and signing with the team that ) I jurnped and leaped to a gold medal in gymnastics. and• three American record holders - Evel y n Ash- ' Rosalyn Sumners, 18, of Edmonds, Wash., won the ' MISSION, Kan. (AP) - ABC and CBS announced yesterday they have
graduate and the baseball coach at "I won't have to make a transition," he "And maybe we'll get some good walk- . Penn State defensive end Larry Kubin,_ who was plan- drafted him. A week before the draft, Kubin said that after ;• . Renaldo Nehemiah equaled his world record in the ford,. a sprinter; Craig Virgin, the 10,000-meter king, women's skating gold, and Kitty. and Peter' Carruth- •
110-meter hurdles. And in the battle of athletesversus • • and Oldfield: ... reached agreement with the NCAA on a four-year contract to televise •
Behrend College since 1969, was named said. "I've been with the Penn State • one from the student body."' ning to return to the football team this season after much thought and discussion with his parents, fiancee and -ers, the sister and brother national champion team. college football, and sources told The Associated Press the package is
.Wednesday head coach of the Lions• philosophy and ideals for 12 years. I - Some of the men who played for Stoner redshirting lait season, yesterday signed a three-year head football' coach Joe Paterno, returning for another
the establishment, the score was 2..0nt the National •:: "Frankly, I thought it would take years to reach from Burlington, Mass., won the pairs. worth more than $260 million.
He replaces Chuck Medlar, who retired won't have to change my thinking; I'll at Behrend will follow him to University • contract with the Washington Redskins. • '' Year "would be my best option." . it.• I * Sports Festival, Which ended Wednesday , ••- . . this stage," said -William Simon, former U.S. Trea. Nehemiah equaled his own world mark of 13.00 in That is more than double the $ll3 million ABC paid for exclusive
June 30 after 34 years with the athletic just have to gear to a higher level inside Park, Stoner said, but that's because of The terms of the contract were not disclosed. - 'He decided to graduate with his class and come back to , , Shot putter Brian Oldfield and pole vaulter Steve sury Secretary in his first year as USOC president. the • 110-meter hurdles, but it didn't go down as a • telecast tights in a four-year contract that runs out after this coming
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Smith . took the USOC to court, challenging the -. '. Caso, Ron Galimore and Brian Meeker emerged as record because the wind was stronger than the season. In addition, the two-network agreement will increase to six the
department. the Penn State system."
.. academic requirements. Several of the ; • graduate school . to get a master of science degree. . ,
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Stoner, 35, besides being a Penn State A big factor in getting the job, Stoner four-year programs at Behrend lag, he - " My heart
really felt that I would miss something my • group's . authority to decide who is an amateur and. the men to watch in gymnastics. Caso , who broke his maximum allowable for record purposes. number of times the so - called "glamour teams" can appear on television.
neck in practice a year and a half ago, won a gold Virgin, of Lebanon, 111., took the gold in the 5,000 : ABC, which has held exclusive football rights with the NCAA since 1967,
alumnus, is a State College native and said, was keeping in . touch with people said, and even though it is a four-year 'lf (Kubin) played in the fall, • Senior year," Kubin said at the time. "I've always wanted who is a pro. Theathletes won. _.
played for Medlar from 1964-67 in the here. He taught at Behrend (he will here, school, many people transfer here.. to go to graduate school.. The .USOC had banned' czoidfieid and Smith because , medal in the rings and hronze medals in the horizon- meters, shooting past New York City Marathon - reached agreement for its half of the new package in a meeting last week
• outfield and at first base. And he couldn't too, in the College of Health, Physical But the players that follow 'won't have good. He's a super player who "My main concern was playing ball next year. Right ;
of their participation in the now-defunct professional" taFbars and uneven bars. ' winner Alberto Salazar and finishing in 13:35A by with Walter Byers, NCAA executive director, and the NCAA's football
be happier about his new job. Because Education and Recreation) and watched an advantage, he said. • now, I'm really ecstatic to be playing ball for Penn State :. .. track association. Both' have been cleared ,by . The . . "It was great to show my grandparents and other only 20 yards. Oldfield won the shot put with a throw
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it's what he's always wanted. its baseball program grow, along with "If they come out, I'll treat them like would have beep a fi rs t -roun d , first-round
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Athletics Congress for competition in . the United relatives that I'M normal again ," said Caso, a of 68-5,. and Ashford won the 100 meters. . night in a meeting at Denver.
"I feel great," he said in a phone Behrend itself which went from a. any other member of thesquad," Stoner - . pick next year. That's why We • State." • • • ,i States, although International Olympic 'Committee , Syracuse native. .In the gold-medal basketball games, the West men NBC was also involved in the negotiations, which began in early June,
interview from his home in Erie commonwealth campus to a junior said. "I don't know how they'll compare • Washington drafted Kubin anyway, thereby getting the I rules : would deny them a chance to be in the Olym-: . ' - ' Galimore, of Tallahassee, Fla became the first beat the South 109-9'7, and the South women beat the
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with the boys here. I'm certain they'll took the chance this year. We .pics.
yesterday. "It's a situation I've wanted college to a four-year college. rights to negotiate with him until next year's draft and : • 1 . American to score a perfect 10 score in the vault. East 93-84. time exposures.
for a long time. ,I've really wanted it Keeping in touch with people here is come out and do their best. •. - reserving the right to sign him after thisseason. ', • . . Pete Pfitzinger, the marathon winner, bested the Meeker, of Edina, Minn., won the men's all-around Twelve •women's players, including Lady Lion • Sources said there will be almost an exactly equal division between the
didn't want to lose him.' - officials on a' technicality. Officials weren't going to gymnastics title, but in the individual vaulting corn- Cindy Davies, were selected to la on the USA , DiaI . two networks on costs and telecasts.
badly. I've had 12 years of lessons getting coupled with the fact that Medlar and "We'll weed out the good ones and ' A little more than three months after that, Kubin arrived . •;;
prepared for it. assistant coach Dick Smith were simply play the best nine men on any • - at the Redskins' training camp at Dickinson College in . .. let him enter because he had accepted PriZe money in petition Tuesday, he hit the springboard too far back Junior team that will play in Yugoslavia next month. The ABC-CBS pact also appears to deal a heavy blow to efforts by some
"What could be better than coming interested in him, Stoner said, and given day." —Joe Blair, Redskins pUblic Carlisle at 12:30 yesterday afternoon to finalize the 4, ; . .„:1 a race last month. But his name did not appear on a . and flew full force into the horse with his chest and Besides Davies, the 12 include the five members of , members of the College Football Association to wrest control of football
back to your home town and your alma re " They him for the job. Smith will be helping Stoner pick those • relations agreement. 'He could not be reached for comment last ;
• F. list of athletes summoned before TAC, so Festival. • was hospitalized. He was released the next day. the all-tournament team - Janice Lawrence and . television rights from the NCAA.
mater to coach?" "They were in my corner," Stoner nine, and Stoner said that's one of the • night:. •• ' . • ' • . officials decided Saturday he could race Sunday.' '.. -- ' Beth Po of Little Rock, Ark., had two golds and Kim Mulkey of national Champion Louisiana Tech; •
• Stoner graduated from State College said. "I. knew I was capable of doing it. I things that will make coaching here • RedSkini publicity director Joe Blair
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,-. Pfitzinger still didn't get a gold medal because he . two silvers in women's gymnastics, including the all- Tanya Heave of Tennessee; Medina Dixon of South The 62-member CFA includes five major football conferences, but not •
the the Pac-10 and Big Ten, and 18 major independents -including Penn
'c did not compete for one of the four regiOrial teams. .. around title. Carolina, and Janet Harris of Georgia.
High School in 1963 and was drafted by knew it was a long way to go, but it's a easy. • Kubin yesterday . afternoon about signing, and Kubin said c . State, Notre Dame and Pitt.
• Larry will be a terrific addition for the Redskins," „;
,„. But as expected, some of the competition was • - ..The Gr'eat Lakes hockey team beat the Central Three former Penn State field hockey players were
he had "thought about it for quite - sometime." Blair said •
the New York Yankees after he matter of developing." •
"Dick and I see eye-to-eye," Stoner Washington ; General Manager Bob Bethard• said. "It Will , ragged, the athletes unknown. . .. team 5-2. for the gold. The New England team, named to the U.S. team • that will play in the eight- A number of CFA officials have been involved in a bitter behind-the
graduated from Penn State. He signed Smith will be staying on with Stoner. said. "We have the same philosophy. And be tough for Penn State to lose a player of his quality. Kubin had said he talked some more with his wife, Mary, 'i.
with the Kansas City A's and played two One hard thing for Stoner is having to and Paterno. . • . .. ~7 .. The Festival was started by the USOC in 1978 as a : starring 18-year-old sensation Bobby Carpenter, beat team America Cup tournament in September in the • scenes struggle with the NCAA in recent weeks. The CFA, in an effort to
Chuch may be retired, but he's not out of • ' . "If he had elected to play at Penn State, he could have • • ~, d , ~.)
• . —l, sort of national Olympics that Would z ero : in on and • the Midwest for the bronze. - ... United States. They are goalie Jeannie Fissinger, and. woo the Big Ten and Pac-10, reportedly had talked with NBC about a four- ,
years in the minor leagues before follow Medlar, simply because he was things completely. I'll call him up been a first-round pick in next year's draft. But We're The Redskins, Blair Said, put no pressure on Kubin one . year contract worth about 8200 million.
becoming a coach. , here so long, Stoner said, and Penn State periodically and ask questions." way or another adding that the decision was his . ; , provide competition for Olympic prospects in 33 . Scott Hamilton, the world figure skating champion, former All-American and Olympic forwards Char
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. quite easily dominated the weak field throughout his • • • • Morett and Chris Larson.
He got a master's degree in 1969, and baseball has known very few coaches. Stener doesn' plan to make any radical ' • "All along, after the draft," Blair said, "we just stayed • • Many observers feel the CFA and NCAA are headed toward a court
Washington made Kubin its sixth-round selection in this
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Stoner's "12 years of lessons" have been But the enthusiasm for the program and' changes in the program, he has away froth him: If he played in the fall, good. He's a super • . . . . .
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been 108-100 since 1973, the year it went even though he's just becoming familiar accomplish. ... this fall to use his final year of National Collegiate Athletic- That's why we took the chance this year. We didn't lose y_ •
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tearing ligaments in his right knee during a weekday Kubin • didn't . practice with the Lions in the ;spring .
His teams have been in the National personnel with Medlar and he's getting be very competitive and 'very . practice session the week after the-Nebraska . game, the because - he was rehabilitating ' his knee. • Blair said the .
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics more familiar with things as time goes aggressive. • . third game of the season: •. • --- '-. • Redskins' team doctor : -flew to Carlisle from Washington '. lIDS
P the past four years, something . on. From what he understsands, Stoner "I'm really pumped up for this. I've .He was taken to Hershey Medical Center where the knee - yesterday to. examine Kubin's knee and put him on a • . •
Stoner accomplished with no more than ' said, there's a good nucleus of players - talked with some of the players, and they was operated On, and was . declared out for the rest of the further rehabilitation Program.
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It was the longest strike in sports history, and it two sides. It was understood that a committee of Aug. 15 return would allow six more weeks for the appeared that the two sides had moved Closer to a • ' ' • • - . I { . ••• •,. A .„, iimgiEift,mo.l•;. , l„
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took the longest negotiating session of these talks • players was waiting at union headquarters to regular season before playoffs and World Series settlement during that period, but talks broke '. '' AUTOMOTIVEH dition includes case.. Best offer. . ' • •'"":'• • ' ' ": 6 a o p 2 a 2 rtment for fall term only call 2313- .
agents could protect 24 players before supplying. .• • . ••
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to finally end it. study any settlement proposal. and provide most teams with at least 100 games. . down last Thursday. No negotiations have been 14 ; •• - • --•.••- .. - • - Call 237-3458:Garolyn.. ..• • .
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word from the negotiating team. Service time for union, met with Grebe and Lee MacPhail, rest - people to be • • a minimum figure . for a viable -.. Miring the past week, both sides met with their: interior and exterior, air condition- . • Park Forest Villas , :, .. -;...,
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.. own people. from the copensation pool would receive $150,000 ing;sl,soo. Call 237-8406 .. .. • One bedroom apart- : . RENT A ROOM FOR, a month. $65, On the Diamond In Boaisburg ;ft.„i;.:A:;M:,i,:k:i::Aii:Okei.:o,::.%;;%'4l:o%
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from an industry fund, unless it had signed a 1973 RX-2, needs engine work, body • : meats still available . .Q Oll6
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the strike, which began over the issue of free sessions, which reportedly were held at National Moffett had scheduled the . resumption of talks Miller addresssed a session of .. the unions • . service. 238-1933 after 6pm Room for private parties or
agent compensation. Some reports had that issue League headquarters, located midway between for 2 . p.m., but newsmen waiting for Gre be and executive board in Chicago for 5 1 ,4, hours Monday ranking free agent. In that case, no payment : .:': FOR SALE 1972 Opel G.T. good
; condition great mileage. Must sell excellent shape, good parts car. ..
Cali 23134710: -.•- . for fall or immediate . - ist to Aug. 30th. Call 2344644. Ask A . IBM CORRECTING Selectrics for banquets
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settled. Others said it would wait until the courts the union's offices and the Dur al Inn, where Miller to - arrive saw only three management night and then held a regional meeting in Los . ; would be Paid. . . ...; before August 17. Call Bobby 237- . occupancy. Heat in- . .
for Mary - rent. Unlimited Rent-Ails, 140 N. Sandwiches tit 11:30p.m. Stttinieep§,
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~ - . , . : . . Atherton St. 238-3037 Bar Service to 1:00 a.m.
or an arbitrator made the decision. . newsmen waited fbr word. attorneys, Barry Rona, James Garner and Louis Angeles on Wednesday to brief about 50 players Another important issue in the strike has been $395 •or best offer 237-2193 -- • cluded, free parking, ••, .;-.....' •,.• ''-- -,..',.••• ;...'".'" •.. For Reservations i:•:7,, , .:••is.,t••••• , •7•• r •- , ii ! - :•, , ,... , 4%. , .•54•: I vi , tx ,, ,i• , 'ii7**42
The strike, which began June 12, had canceled The meetings, which began yesterday af- Hoynes , , enter the hotel. , from California teams on the progress of negotia- ' the question of credited service ' time. Manage- ,
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580 games - more than a quarter of the season - - ternoon and stretched into this morning, were the At about • 4 p.m., Moffett briefed the press, tions. Management, meanwhile, held separate . meat has said it would not give players credit for • • 1967 MUSTANG AUTOMATIC 289 1930 s OVERSTUFFED SOFA, , nice ••• '. • pets allowed: • . ..11:00PAMHTES .- : -
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engine, 77 000 Miles, just insp . act- lines, partially reupholstered. Make . - PARK FOREST NEEDED: FEMALE to.share 1/3 of 2- ; . . •• !, years experience. 4:30-10:30 pm an d ., I : '! ; tiakOMMOZONI,
through yesterday, when it completed its seventh first in a week between the two sides after saying: "I just talked to Mr. Miller and Mr. league meetings and then a joint meeting Wednes- ' 'their time on strike. That would impact on impor- 't . ed, excellent condition. $lBOO nego- offer. After 6 p.m., 468.6900 .:.... '• - bdrm. apt, furnished, summer only. • • in sowers sr. .•• .pr , weekends. 2344288
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full week: negotiators had broken off in Washington. Meet- Grebey. Sidebar meetings have been going on. I day night - in New York, again t o examine strike taut player rights such as pensions, eligibility for .„. liable , 359.2517 - HANDSOME MALE SAMOYED pup- ENTERPRISES ' Near campus. Negotiable. 2344660 suite too PERSONIILS ': l i
Rumors and reports persistently had the end of ings were held by the players association in will be back in touch with them between 6:30 and 7 , strategy and to hear a report from Grebey. • free agency and eligibility for salary arbitration. „ 1" . .py. AKC registered. $2OO or best
.; 7 , . 238-3431 . • NEED STUDIOUS- MALE roomate. . Stale College, Pa. • .
lover Arby's) 5C. ) .4 - TYPING OF ALL kinds. Thesis expe- ••• .- ' - '' '..
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the strike in sight. The Register newspaper of Chicago on Monday and Los Angeles on Widnes - tonight, and there won't be anything before then." • • Still on the table is a management - proposal on
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HELP! ANYONE who witnessed the
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Orange County, Calif., reported in today's edi- day, and the 26 club owners gathered in New York , Moffett's meeting with the press - never took free agent compensation'which the union bargain . - ' .and have refused a management offer to submit :, _. ..
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.; , thing included free •.buspass. Call W A enclose $l2 for one year,
... .F . ... - •• • ••• - .• - - collect 1-717447-49211 ROOMMATE c , ) • TYPING ONE BLOCK from campus. accident involving a blue pick-up 'i
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lions that sources on both sides of the bargaining on Wednesday to frame strategy for the renewed place, however, as the talks continued. ing team rejected last week in W as hin g t on. Miller. - the issue to binding arbitration. ~ ' ($22 for two years).
,:. ALMOST ANTIQUE, STILL commut- • • ••• - ' *. ' ' -....A.U.010...:.:*-:.,... ONE MALE, STUDIOUS, non-smok- • INTRODUCTION Flying 'Fingers Typing Service
daily. 238-7833, Dianne or Marie. of College and Shortlidge on Sun
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Tigers . announcer • chief 4-door sedan $lOO. 234-3918 .. - •.• . , AM/FM RADIO (HONDA), Clarion bedroom of 2 bedroom apt. for.fall • ".: : ::, •i , :••-••••-••• • ' ' • • -. • .. ,-.•::.
~.7 BETTER THAN RENTING! Buy our . 00 OWN ~.•• , ; cassette deck &speakers, Sanyo bi- .
; term. Beaver Terrabe Apt. Close to •
- 1971 12x60 mobile home. Call 237- .• ' '' • • ; , ; , 7 amp . (56VV), Pioneer FM/cassette, • campus, furnished. Scott 237- ...gi c . 4
: :• . -:.: . ..11NTED:-• . i.....:-.: 011ie TWO H.O.P.S. GAYLINE, 863-0588 7-9 pm
daily for raps and information on .t, Un' ersly Park,
gay lifestyles and sexual minorities. .:.:
6'112 Ca rn egie Bldg.
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By CHUCK MELVIN ~. 6pm -•*• • . - .. . , , . QUIET, NICE VIEW, own room! need place to live fall only. Call 234-
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day, August 8. (from 10 p.m. to 2
AP Sports Writer • •
ready lor. the Flail . , BIKE-SCHWINN VARSITY ten ' • . . ' 2• . \--_ , • 1. .. .H . ......' -1• 011* • 11ENT ' . burg. Female, non-smoking grads GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick up.
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remains in Fawcett Stadium for t0 ‘....6..........
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n' ave sold as many • . BUNK BED FOR sale. Good condi- -7.. . • •'....-... • appliances, carpets, Mainstream. Come to the Brick-
RESPONSIBLE NON-SMOKING . Leland Enterprises 2313-2553 name
morrow's Hall of Fame football game - - • -:•; lion, all wood, $2O. Call Mary, 234- • large bedroom in' two bedroom
house. Large livingroom, den, kitch
draperies, spacious rooms house Saturday, August 8 from 10 „ i ,
between the Cleveland Browns and tickets under any By BARRYWILNER . • -wily known announcer to 264 4 ' . Diamondt - .. en, and backyard. Close to campus. GRADUATE student wanted to WANTED: GIRLS' DORM contract. p.m. to 2 a.m. ~:i!• :.:..•
AP Sports Writer '-ver. • - .ehare 1 / 2 of large 2 bedroom fur- and closets. Unfurnished. ....
Atlanta Falcons - not in the stands, • - CAMERA FOR SALE Pentax 110- •' • • Call 237-9088 - Accepting any/ prefer Centre Halls , INDULGE YOURSELF! BEAUTIFUL g address
circumstances.' COOPER,STOWN,
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not along the sidelines, not in the SLR body, standard wide-angle tele- . • gas heat and cooking, utils, air- 8167 WANTED! GOLD! CLASS briarwood hair and beautiful nails by'Elwood's 1 t .
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Ernie Harwell likes the . neighbor- ' l •lving . photo lenses, 'power winder, strobe, . • Emeralds , ' ROOMS FOR RENT fall term. Call
Gary 237-2079 cond., parking, etc. Electricity ex- . Hair Studio. Precision Haircutting,
pressbox. • r ing s, bands, jewelry and
Sat 10-1 Sculpture Nail Designing, Manicur- .
and case three months old, cost
.. Ivl-F 9-5 Perming, Braiding, Highlighting, ' ,• city
—Don Smith Hall of hood he Will join Sunday. , . . .
Set In Earrings • • . • THREE BEDROOM, KITCHEN, tra. Serious replies only. Call
• Harwe ll , now the radievoice of the ,:, 'i3 $3lO. Need cash sell for $195. Call '', coins. Paying to 90% of spot price.
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Buying • gold for over •10 yrs. Will
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ROOM NEEDED FOR fall term only. pick up. 466-7713, 'Boalsburg 2 68 38 1 - . 7 l W 34 aUpelani .
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..; 1 1 3 ' Frick Award . for outstanding base- . CANOE, 16% SITKA spruce, teak, Call Lisa: 237-8321 -- . • ... ...
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fiberglass, ribless, light weight, , •• provided $370 plus electricity and
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• g ball broadcasting at the B ase b a ll - . $6OO or best offer. 238.4676 _ • 1 53 5: Allen St. 237-1566 .• i heat family preferred 237-5990 ;11.ELP.-W.ANTE.D.
for • this li Hall of Fame induction ceremonies. - - ---....
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And across the country, fans starved
for a weekend afternoon• of normal
sports with apologies to boxer Ray
"Boom Boom" Mancini, the Michigan
500 and others who have filled the gap
caused by the 49-day baseball strike
are preparing for the first nationally
televised game of the new football
year.
"We can't prove, obviously, that
there is this interest this year because
of the baseball strike," football Hall of
Fame spokesman Don Smith said. "All
we can really do is suppose. But we do
have the biggest influx of writers from
Sipe (left) did take some time out to satisfy a few collectors in a position where
he can't be hassled. •
big-city newspapers ever
game.
"We have 72 seats in the pressbox,
and they're all filled. Sports Illus
trated, who hasn't covered this before,
at least recently, is sending four pho
tographers and a writer,"
ABC-TV is sending its first-string
broadcasting team of Howard Cosell,
Frank Gifford and Fran Tarkenton to
announce the game.
_ _'pi ig No.i. , ___
crowd of autograph seekers after a practice session yesterday morning for this
weekend's Hall of Fame football game at Canton, Ohio. In the official preseason
National Football League opener, the Browns will meet the Atlanta Falcons.
"I understand ABC in its promos has
had a lot to say about how this is the
only game in town," Smith said.
Fawcett Stadium, expanding this
year to hold 22,375 people, sold out
quickly, and standing room tickets,
which sold out yesterday, should boost
the crowd to a Hall of Fame record of
23,875, Smith said.
Besides the baseball strike, an
added attraction is the anticipated
quality of the game itself, which fea
tures a pair of 1980 division winners
and two of the Nalional Football
League's most respected quar
terbacks.
"We would probably have sold as
many tickets under any circumstanc
es, because the Browns are so close by
and the Falcons were division
champs," Smith said.
Both coaches have promised a heavy
use of veterans, so the game is likely to
be less sloppy than many, early pre
season shows.
"I expect to play our veterans half
the game," said Sam Rutigliano,
coach of the AFC Central champion
Browns. "I learned last year that
(quarterback) Brian Sipe has to play
More in the preseason. He wasn't as
artistic in September a year ago as he
could have been."
Sipe went on to win the NFL's Most
Valuable Player award, and his 30
touchdown passes were second only to
the 31 thrown by Atlanta's Steve Bar
tkowski.
"The regulars will get a great deal of
playing time because it is important
that we establish our timing," agreed
Leeman Bennett, whose Falcons won
the NFC West last year. "We'll go with
the same starting line-ups that fin
ished the season last year."
Will the increased national attention
put extra pressure on the teams?
"Our players are aware of the na
tional TV coverage, and they react to
the red lights," Rutigliano said.
"I was very surprised," said Har
well, who has been broadcasting
baseball since 1946. "I couldn't be
lieve it. It's a nice neighborhood,
being with Mel Allen, Rod Barber,
Russ Hodges and Bob Elson (all
previous Frick Award winners). I'm
flattered by it and can't get over it."
Harwell broke into sportscasting
after graduating from Emory Col
lege in Atlanta and spending four
years in the Marines.
"Originally, I wanted to be a writ
er," he recalled. "I wrote to The
Sporting News when I was 16 in 1934
and signed the letter W. Ernest
Harwell to sound more mature. I got
a job with them in Atlanta and did
six years of that.
"I also worked with the Atlanta
Constitution as a fill-in while at
college. In my senior year, I thought
I'd keep on, but there were no jobs,
so I auditioned at WSB and won it. .
"I did a sports show every night
and Georgia Tech football, reports
from the Masters," Harvwell contin
ued. "I didn't do baseball until I got
out of the Marines. I began with the
Crackers in 1946 and 1947." ,
Harwell left the minor-league
Crackers in midseason' Of. 1948, be-
coming the only known announcer to
be traded for a player.
"Cliff Dapper, a catcher who be
longed to Brooklyn and was playing
at Montreal, was the player," Har
well said. "When Branch Rickey
called Earl Mann, the owner of the
Crackers, for a replacement for Red
Barber in August, Earl told Rickey,
'You have to send me Dapper.' Rick
ey did, and Dapper was Mann's
manager the next year."
In 1950, Harwell moved to the
Giants' broadcasting booth, where
he teamed with Hodges. Just as with
many baseball fans, Harwell got his
greatest thrill the following year.
"Bobby Thomson's home run is .
the No. 1 highlight of my career," he
said. "It certainly was one of most
dramatic plays 'in history.'
Hodges' memorable call of that
playoff-clinching shot "The Gi
ants win the pennant, the Giants win
the pennant," has, through the
years, overshadowed Harwell's less
hysterical, "It's gone."
"Russ was in the radio booth next
door," Harwell said, "and I didn't
know what he was saying until I
heard the record later on."
From the Giants, Harwell went to
Baltimore as the Orioles' chief an
nouncer in 1954 and, six years later,
took over the microphone in Detroit,
where he remains today, anchoring
a network of 50 stations carrying the
Tigers.
Clearly, Ernie Harwell has had a
love affair with baseball. Sunday, he
will be paid back a little for giving so
much to the game.
CHINA, JEWELRY, FURNISHINGS,
stained glass, beautifully designed.
"Presents From the Past", 221 East
Beaver, 2346894
DYNA A• 25 SPEAKERS, Alvarez
classical guitar, Sears manual type
writer. 238.4492
FOR SALE ten speed bike 27 Inch
rarely used $9O or best offer 238-
4301. Pat
HONDA CJ36O-T 1976. Asking $BOO
Call 238.4856
Jazz at the Brickhouse with Mains:
tream, August 8 from 10 p.m. to 2
•
LAB SERIES AMP., Kustom Electric SMALL REFRIGERATORS for rent
guitar, Fender extension cabinet, or sale. Unlimited Rent Ails, 140 N.
Shure mike& effects pedal. $55 or Atherton St. 238.3037 •
best offer. 355.4687 after spm
MARANTZ RECEIVER $2OO Two
pioneer speakers $5O each. Norelco
electric razor, Agfamatic camera
Greg 234.4471ROLLERSKATES LA
DIES SIZE 6 Cheapskates of Calif
like new. $60.00 includes toeguards
pads and gloves 234.1581
SEARS KENMORE AUTOMATIC
washer used one year $125 or-best
) offer 237.2193
USED VACUUM CLEANERS for
sale. $15.95 and up. Penn State
Kirby. Call 355-9239
WHITE GERMAN SHEPHERD pup
pies. Born 6/21. Large, healthy with
excellent temperaments. AKC reg
istered, reasonably priced. Call
Andy 234-3393
..,,pT.TgNT : Iq.Nt. - :i. :
GARAGE SALE• TOFTREES, 16
Wilts Lane Saturday, Sunday, Au.
gust 1 and August 2,11 am to 4pm.
Household furniture and furnish
ings, kitchen set, etc.
INSURANCE FOR YOUR auto, mo•
torcycle, hothe, personal belong
ings, hospitalization. For
courteous, professional service,
call 23843633.
TWO BEDROOMS, kitchen, living
room, unfurnished. Range,
refridgerator provided. $255 plus
electricity and heat. Family. pre
ferred 237-5990
2•BDRM UNFURNISHED, near cam
pus. Quiet, fireplace, yard. 312-752-
3210, lowest rate after 11 p.m. week
days, anytime weekends.
HOUSES
MOBILE HOME FOR sale: 10x55 2-
bedroom, 14x14 living room. Appli
ances, large lot. May remain on lot.
Close to campus. On bus route. 237-
5560 after 5
BDRM IN 4 bdrm Southgate town-
house, W/D, Start fall $132.25/mo
plus lights. Call 234-3657
TWO ROOMMATES NEEDED, three
bedroom apartment, Bbalsburg,
furnished, dishwasher, pets, bus
route, $llO & electric, 466-7416 359-
2722, leave message (work)
WANTED MARRIED GRADUATE
couple•no children- no animals- to
house sit former chagnon property
-10 minutes from campus- moderate
rent call 684.1990 before spm; 684-
4115 after spm
MONEY IN YOUR pocket- Become a
Sera-Tec plasma donor and earn
$2O or more per week. 237- 5761
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RENTING NOW FOR SUMMER
AND FALL
'Large, Rooms and Lawns
Enjoy your life - no crowding
'Special low, low summer rates
Garden apartments with spaci
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•Gas heating and •Free Centre Line
cooking included bus passes
In rent •9 or 12 month
•Free tennis and leases
recreation areas •Etllciencles, one
•Air conditioning and two bedroom
•Furnished and unfurnished apartments
Enormous Rooms and Closets
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