12—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1981
Pitt toquit Eastern 8
after 'Bl-82 season
PITTSBURGH (AP) The University
of Pittsburgh has decided to withdraw
from the Eastern Eight basketball con
ference at the end of the 1981-82 season.
"The Eastern Eight is not a viable
option," said Jack Freeman, Pitt vice
chancellor.
Pitt is apparently considering an alli
ance with the Big East, another basket
ball league, or the proposed all-sports .
Eastern League still on the drawing
board.
The Eastern Eight has failed to secure
a lucrative television package, while the
Big East league recently negotiated a
$1.6 million regional TV deal.
"It's strictly a matter of economics,"
said Pitt basketball coach Roy Chipman.
"If the Eastern Eight were solid finan
cially, we'd stay. Obviously, it isn't."
Flyers cuts
PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Phila
delphia Flyers sent three players, includ
ing a veteran defenseman, down to their
top minor league team yesterday, the
club announced.
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Mike Busniuk, who played in 71 games
for Flyers in the 1979-80 National Hockey
League season and 72 games last year,
was sent to the Maine Mariners of the
American Hockey League.Busniuk
scored one goal and had five assists,
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Sixers cuts
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Saints on Vermeil's
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) Dick
Vermeil, pleased that his unbeaten
Philadelphia Eagles have the best
record in the National Football
League, said yesterday "our big
concern is winning" not returning to
the Super Bowl.
"Hey, we could go 16-0 and not go
to the Super Bowl," he told reporters
after reviewing Monday night's tri
umph over Atlanta, the Eagle's per
ennial nemisis. "You still have to go
to the playoffs and win. There's no
guarantees in any of those kind of
things.
"Our big concern right now is
doing the job we have to each Sun
day. We've got a lot of good football
teams to play yet.
"We're striving to be the No. 1
team in the country. If you're the
only undefeated team you're No. 1
right now and we got to play good
enough to stay there."
Ahead next Sunday for the 5-0
Eagles is New Orleans, at the bot-
torn of the NFL's National Confer
ence Western Division with a 1-4
mark..
Vermeil said he isn't taking the
Saints lightly.
"I don't look at any football game
to be easy," he said. "Every year
we've been beaten by a team that
isn't winning. And we just can't
allow that to, happen.
"We can't expect them (the
Saints) to lie down and play dead for
us. If we do we'll get beat. They've
already beat e n •the Los Angeles
Rams."
Vermeil scoffed at the scuttlebutt
that a team that 'wins on Monday
night has a letdown the next Sunday.
"There's absolutely no reason we
can't go down there and play real
well," he said.
Vermeil had high praise for his
quarterback, Ron Jaworski, who is
"better this year," and for place
kicker Tony Franklin who kicked
three field goals.
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Expos' Rogers says key
to Phillies is Schmidt
MONTREAL (AP) Montreal right
hander Steve Rogers, the Expos' starting
pitcher in the National League East
mini-series opener against Philadelphia
at 1:05 p.m. today, says the key to the
Phillies is Mike Schmidt, "but if you
exclude the others, you're in trouble."
Rogers, 12-8, will face Phillies left
hander Steve Carlton, 13-4, in the opener
of the best-of-five game series matching
the first-half champion Phillies against
the second-half winner, Montreal:
"I'm not thinking about the Phillies or
about us just about individuals," Rog
ers said. ' •
"Right now, every individual has to
narrow down on what he has to do," said
Rogers, who clinched the second-season
title for the Expos with a 3-0, two-hit
victory over the New York Mets last
Saturday. "Ii everybody does that, then
we'll win."
Carlton remained characteristically
silent before the playoffs, but teammate
Pete Rose spoke for him.
"We'll have our ace Carlton ready to
go twice, if necessary. How many are as
good as Carlton? None," Rose said.
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healthy.
Reliever Tug McGraw of the Phillies
said he had recovered from a sore elbow
that sidelined him from Sept. 4-24, and
right-hander Larry Christenson could
return to the rotation after a spell in the
bullpen. Christenson came off the dit
abled list Sept. 19 after suffering a groin
pull Aug. 22.
For, Montreal, the cast was removed
Monday from the throwing hand of base
stealing sensation, Tim Raines. Manager
Jim Fanning said Raines could be used
as a Pinch runner and possibly in tit
outfield.
Final home contest
for fall baseball
The baseball team nears the end of its
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play their Jut home game of an abbre
viated fall season today. The Lions host
Juniata in
.a single game which begins at
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