12—The Daily Collegian Monday, Oct. 12, 1981
BC's Budness says Lions 'surprised'
By JEFF SCHULER
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
Jim Budness doesn't 'sound like the
leader of a defense that gave up 38 points
and 483 yards in total offense to second
ranked Penn State.
"I think up front our defensive line did
a pretty good job," said the Boston Col
lege linebacker after Penn State's 38-7
romp in Beaver Stadium. "L think they
were a little surprised up front; I think
we stopped them pretty well for an offen
sive line that's rated the best in the
country.
"Defensively, we played well. We
didn't hand it to them, and they didn't
shove it down our throats, either. I think
they were surprised at how physical we
played. I think they should have scored
about 21 points."
But the fact is that the Lions had things
pretty much their own way Saturday.
They added something different to the
usual 100-plus yards rushing of Curt
Warner, getting 107 yards from Mike
Meade and 195 yards from a revitalized
passing attack.
"Penn State is a great football team,"
, BC coach Jack Bicknell said. "I haven't
seen a better tailback than Warner, to be
honest with you; he's better in flesh than
he is on film. He made some plays out
there. . .I just didn't realize he was that
good."
Meade's performance surprised the
Eagles, but the passing attack didn't,
according to Bicknell.
"I can't say we were as concerned
about the fullback in their attack," Bick-
Dodgers beat Ryan; Yanks set for A's
Continued from Page 10
League championship series.
The Dodgers shelled Ryan who had
allowed only two hits in his previous two
outings against them out in the sev
enth inning as they won the best-of-five
divisional series after losing the first two
games in Houston.
Los Angeles opens the league
championship series at home tomorrow
afternoon against Montreal.
Ryan had thrown the fifth no-hitter of
his career against the Dodgers on Sept.
26 and beat them with a two-hitter in the
first game of this playoff.
- But this time it was Reuss, the Dodg
ers' veteran left-hander, who was the
pitching master. Reus handcuffed the
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nell said: "Obviously they got some good
running backs backing up the kid that got
hurt (Joel Coles). I didn't think their
fullback would hurt us I thought they
were a tailback team but the fullback
did hurt us.
"I wasn't surprised by that passing
game. I know that it's just been a matter
that they haven't decided to throw the
ball, and that's just a decision on their
part."
Budness said the Eagles keyed too
much on Warner and forgot the rest of
the Lions' offense.
"I think we went into the game think
ing all Warner," he said. "It adds a lot to
their offense to have that happen
(Meade's running). Now you just can't
key on Warner; you've got 38 I don't
even know his name (Meade) to worry
about.
"I guess any team that plays Penn
State is gonna come in thinking all run.
Maybe we were thinking too much run;
we weren't thinking pass. We'd have
them third and six, and they'd be up top
for a 40-yard gain."
Not that the Lions' offense was the
whole story. It wasn't. The Lion defense
held the Eagles to 231 total yards 154 of
them in the final quater, long after the
game's outcome had been determined.
"Their defensive backs covered the
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being mercifully pulled in the fourth
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yard pass to Scott Nizolek.
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= statistics
10 14 7 7
0 0 0 7
Penn State
Boston College
PSU-Warner 7 run (Franco kick)
PSU-FG Franco 33
PSU-Meade I run (Franco kick)
PSU-Jackson 39 pass from Blackledge (Franco kick)
PSU-Warner 1 run (Franco kick)
PSU-Williams 36 run (Franco kick)
BC-Nizolek 23 pass from Flutie (Cooper kick)
A-M, 473
BOSTON COLLEGE PENN STATE
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Passing-yardage
Return yardage (kickoff)
Return yardage (punt)
Passes
Total offense
Punts (no. average)
Fumbles-lost
Penalties-yards
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turned the ball over against a quality
team like Penn State, and if we don't
execute, it would be a tough afternoon,"
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doesn't promise to get any better, either;
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"I think our problem is that by the time
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ms," Budness said, "it's already 17-0 in
the second quarter."
PSU-Meade, 13-107; Warner, 22-105; Williams, 9-
54; Barr, 4-24; Mumford, 1-7; Constantino, 1-4;
Blackledge 3.11; Rocco, 2-14
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PSU-Blackledge, 17-8-2 for 182; Rocco, 3-1-0 for 13;
Strang, 1.4-1 for 0
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PSU-K. Jackson, 3-97; Garrity, 3-52; Kab, 1-27;
Heller, 1-13; McCloskey, 1-6
PUNTING
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PSU-Glacomorro, 4-40.8; Reynolds, 1-43
PUNT RETURNS
BC-Brennan, 2-35
PSU-Robinson, 14
KICKOFF RETURNS
BC-H. Brown, 5-110
PSU-Williams, 240
lost the playoff opener.
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Joe Montana threw for two touch
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With the dawn comes
dziCollegian
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By TOM SAKELL
Daily Collegian Sports. Writer
Both Rutgers. and Rhode Island
tried their collective best Saturday to
hand the field hockey team (8-0-1) its
first defeat; instead, both were shut
out by the N 0.2 Lady Lions.
First, both games were on the road
at Rutgers. Then the Rhode Island-
Rutgers game was switched to yester
day so neither team would have to
play the national champs when its
players were tired. To top it off, the
starting times of the two Penn State
games Saturday were set at 10 a.m.
and 2 p.m., giving Penn State only an
hour or two rest between games.
But the Lady Lions took it all in
stride, holding both teams scoreless
for their fourth and fifth consecutive
shutouts on the road.
"We've had all shutouts in away
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only three shots on its own goal (Penn
Lady harriers impressive in win
The women's cross country team is at its best. The Lady "Whiston's strong, there's no doubt about that," Schwartz
Lions have had some mountainous tips and downs all season, said. "I think she can run up there with Virginia's top three or
but Saturday marked their highest peak so far. four (Aileen O'Connor, Lesley and Lisa Welch, and Jill Ha-
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Maryland Terrapins. In a 28-37 victory, Penn State runners several very good cross country teams, including Penn State,
swiped second place, fifth through eighth and 11th and 12th. last weekend on its home course.
Rutgers finished way back in third with 66 points. In finishing second, Murnane beat Rutgers' Nancy Seeger by
When Penn State and Maryland met two weeks ago, the Lady 14 seconds a 24-second turnaround from the last time the two
Lions won by only three points. - met, in the Lady Lion Invitational last month. Murnane's
"This is our best performance _of the year, teamwise," Penn improvement is indicative of the team's performance this
State coach Gary Schwartz said. weekend
Patty Murnane finished second behind Maryland's Jean Heidi Gerken, Doreen Startare, Monique Purcell and Sue
Whiston, in 17:32. The pair ran close together for the first two Miley placed fifth through eighth, respectively, all finishing
miles or so before Whiston finally outdueled Murnane and within 15 seconds of each other. Purcell's race was the best of
pulled ahead, winning in 17:14. her college career. —by Clint Loper
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State had 38), while three Lady Lion
defenders had a direct impact on the
offense. Cindy Meehan took two shots
on goal; Jane Koffenberger also had
two shots and one goal assist and Judy
Mahaffey scored one goal and as
sisted on another.
"We were pressing the opposition
and supporting our offense," Rattray
said. "Our defense was up there to fill
the holes so the opposition has a lot of
girls in blue and white to cover."
Forward Tracy Houston was re
sponsible for two of the goals, one four
minutes into the game and the other a
minute and a half before it was all
over. One came off a deflected free hit
by Mahaffey and the other by scoop
ing up a save by the Rhode Island
goalie.
Candy Finn scored the other two
goals, one with an assist from Koffen
berger and the other with help from
Sharon Tinucci.
After the Rhode Island game, the
Lady Lions had to prepare for Rutg
ers.
"We took it one game at a time,"
Rattray said. "We left to take a show
er, dress, get into different uniforms,
eat and get ready for a whole new
game." •
It may have been a whole new game
for Rutgers, but it was the same old
story for the Lady Lions Penn State
3, Rutgers 0.
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Penn State had 19 shots on goal in
the game compared to Rutgers' two,
but the score was still 0-0 at the half.
"We were penetrating and attack
ing, but couldn't put them in," Rat
tray said. "Several shots were
missing by inches on both sides."
Tinucci scored the first goal of the
game from 16 feet out, and Brenda
Stauffer added another on a penalty
stroke. Candy Finn tallied the third
goal with some tight play inside the
goalie circle.
"We were beginning to' pick up on
the goalie rebounds," Rattray said.
"The goalie is always trying to clear
(the ball) away from the crowd, to the
weak side. That is, if she has time.
We're always trying to fill that hole on
the weak side."
That hole on the weak side is where
Finn shot her goal and from where
Tinucci launched hers.
Because the field was so bumpy,
Ftattray said, the team was not effec
tive on corner hits the entire day.
Although the trio of Tinucci, Stauffer
and Snyder had 36 opportunities in
two games, they did not convert any
for a goal.
The Lady Lions travel to Philadel
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also owns an 8-0-1 record. This time
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simply a victory on the road, although
a shutout might be nice, too.
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Lions break Terrapin hex
By STEVE GRAHAM
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
For the last two years, Maryland's
soccer team has regarded its midseason
rivalry with Penn State like a football
matchup between the two schools.
To the Terrapins, beating Penn State in
either sport is the ultimate upset.
Maryland came to Jeffrey Field two
years ago and shut down the then nation
ally-ranked Lions 1-0. Then last year at
Maryland, the Terrapins whammied
Penn State again, 2-1, before a meager
100 hometown fans. •
This year the Terrapins came to Jef
frey Field on Friday night to try to
change the Lions' slogan for Homecom
ing weekend from "Penn State: A Tradi
tion" to "Beating Penn State: A
Tradition."
Lion Greg Dennis (left) was supposed to sit out the men's soccer team's 2-0 win
over Maryland on Friday at Jeffrey Field because of a bad cut on his shinbone,
but he played the whole game.
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But that never happened. The Lions (8-
2-1) controlled the ball for nearly the
entire game and quashed Maryland's
upset hopes with a convincing 2-0 victory
before 950 frigid fans.
The win helped allay Penn State coach
Walt Bahr's fear that a week without a
game may have been detrimental to his
squad. But he was not convinced that the
Lions played their best ball of the season.
"I really thought, with a week off, we
would have come out here and moved the
ball with authority," Bahr said. "I
thought in the first half we played maybe
10 minutes,of good soccer."
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goal by Lion forward Pete Jobling, who
headed in a pass from forward Doug
Moyer at 9:29 for a 1-0 Penn State lead.
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ted of some good, crisp passing by Penn
State's midfielders and forwards and
some aggressive checking by the Lion
defense.
In fact, Maryland's front line could
barely muster any scoring opportunities
and fired only one shot at Lion goalie
Greg Kenney in the first half. The second
half wasn't much better, either, as the
Terrapins took only four shots on goal.
"Penn State outplayed us," first-year
Terrapin coach Joe Grimaldi said.
"They outhustled us. They had more
intensity than us, and they controlled the
midfield."
It was as simple as that. The last two
years it wasn't been quite as simple.
Whereas in 1979 Penn State outplayed
and dominated the Terrapins only to
lose, the tables were turned this time
around as the Lions came away winners.
"It was, a very rough game," said
Grimaldi, expressing his obvious dis
pleasure with the officiating. "It was a
lot more physical than we're used to
playing."
It may have been physical, but the
name of the game is putting the ball in
the net. And in the second half, the Lions
did just that.
At 79:35, Lion forward Peter Jancevski
made a sharp pass on the right wing to
Jobling, who had his shot-on-goal
knocked down by Maryland goalie Mark
MacLaughlin. But the alert Jancevski
blasted in the rebound to give Penn State
a 2-0 lead. ,
Jancevski's score was the Lions' final
goal of the night. But considering that
Penn State fired 23 shots in the game,
Bahr wasn't too happy with the goal
production.
"We had shots but not the clean stuff,"
Bahr said. "We were there with the ball,
but we just weren't getting it. It was
always one step too slow or a mishan
dling of a pass."
Lion midfielder Gerry Moyer said the
goal production will come with time but a
lot of it has to do with Penn State's style
of play.
"We moved it at times," he said. "We
play a really controlled style of game.
We still have a lot to work on now."
CORNER KICKS: Maryland starting
goalie Kenny Wilkerson, an All-America
at Montgomery (Md.) Junior College last
season, sat out the second half of the
game with a sore ankle. . .Lion defender
Greg Dennis wasn't supposed to play
because of a bad cut on his shinbone, but
he did play the entire game.
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