..n1::) .. . . . . .. ~,.. , . .. . . . . . . . the . . . . . • . . . NCAA' places ,Miami p r(ilbation • • . dally ll• ' . • . ' By FRED GOODALL AP Sports Writer who ran out of money during visits. • • The NCAA also cited one violation in ' I . ' . Wednesday; Nov. 4 10 I lib 6 6 - • . ~.... , CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) Mi- which "a representative of the univer- - ',. O. • -•— . ' ' . ami, coming off its biggest victory in sity's athletic interests loaned a stu- . fr; i ...-- z - : . . collegian •• cort.to . . ...... , •.., 1. . • 55 years of football, suffered a major dent-athlete cash, which the student . setback yesterday when the NCAA athlete used as a down payment on an . . .. ,.. , 1 ~, __, , i t . . . . • •••.; • placed the 13th-ranked Hurricanes on automobile." ► . A. 4 P, , , - - - Two players, found by the NCAA to '1 ,:, ..;'• - 1- ,•- : ' •••• ''. .•- • •i ir ;, \ '; ') . ,- K r.; :4 . :.....4 :' , : .„•,!;' /' • , ..‘: '. ' • . • . probation for two years and barred the have violated regulations, were ruled • ;.• ,•;,'..,.- •.'„,t• - •0 . ? q•.: •is'••••••;c . . - • ' . • • • • -, . , team from accepting a bowl bid this , • ineligible immediately, while 14 others i 1 „ . season. • . I /• e• .0 .1 7:,',4 7. . - C " -. ' Lions break scoring ( ® in ime or wi n - 4 , 11 ofTiho;NcAA.tifnogunvdiomiaitaiomnsi g t ui ha it t Y al f 46- f will be ineligible for post-season play - , .•• ~.., , , , e, ~,,,, , . , or the remainder of their - collegiate ~ . . ~.. . . • ~ . • , ' edly occurred between 1976 and 1980 . ~ • careers. The two players, who weren't , • . ,• • •,,,• -, , • ..„ „ while the Hurrricanes, 5-2 after a 17-14 identified by officials, area ppealing. • •,• ~ J.- ,-. , •-,,,, 1, ,, t., ~., ; A -• t - ', .v.,:, . • By SHARON FINK 7 1 r4sF )i '''r:'i;;'r;'i',''', 7 ivi ; -T'' ~ ~., ' ,, , , ,, , - 1,:‘, , : , ;(•'.n. ,, i.-f. , ".•; ,- ::‘, 2 14,,.. , ..,.A ;:. , , , ,,,.:, r ? , ~...-:::7 l'•:';'' t = ~., : ...4:;'?; • : oi-•?;:'4.A.- ';', , •,/, .:'• ' • , , ,: -. 144;'; .'ir.i..- ~,,-2,,,Y4 ~4:•?..A. ' 7,4 ) ,‘, ; :ii ':'•,„ o .••'''..i ik e4t" `,•'-,,,VP. A .... g ''' : ~:. i.,' , *44v. ..i . ," 1 ,',' upset of then-No. 1 Penn State Satur- Daily Collegian Sports Writer 4 ~,....,..., ~ :. , .....,-,..,..04 f ,. ,„ 4„p‘..,,,- 4 .0',Nk......--• ••,' - ...,' 4,4 , ' . .. 44 • ••• 1 ••"• „. .6 . 314M7 , '%+ ,'" ' :' • . ' 1...,it-Ae t-.4,,,.*,,,,'.i„:,,,t1 ,v,,..4...,,,, "...0 , -1, 1 ,414...t t -. ° 5k , 5 7, 44-4r0f:0. , . '), '4"."1 " ' , 44 ' '''' , 4 4., '- ` 4 ' , . I P, 'Vit., , ..,... , ...n7,l' ^' . ''• '. r day, were struggling to rebuild their I UM president Edward T. Foote said ~ • ',.;', i ,,`,'; T', 4- : . .„,.,`• . A4 . - ,• • "y',•11 , - -, ,,,i1, 4 1 r . ,...;`,7i,,,k5;14, ~' : ",=, '., ~,, - . , ~ e. ,, :-,, ,,, ..4. , - i,.. ,,, t,' , l .; I t- school officials were notified of the • :-,-.• ''', • c• . - `; A!.h 4 , 4°V-t:i, ,, ', • ' ;." .. ; • BETHLEHEM It's too bad "The $64,000 i ' ' ' ''''' ,c ?ki'•:•:,. - ... ,,, 5 - k . '- ,•*`•:4 ., , ,3T , 1 t . 444 0 „ :,,,, ,A„2 . !? ,11; ‘,. ,.# 1 , 4 11, 2 = ', ,ii. 41 2, , -;,..,.,, ,i,,, ~- ‘ ,..4 1 ; ;!. .ze ,.., : t ' .4. ,?• %*5 0 2%, ,A., -,,,-. .4,1 1 ,1 ` 4 ,44 "!, , ;4 ...4: Tcr ; ~..,;.• ..•••7 6 4.... ,7„. ...,', - fi'l , . ' ... : . ; ....„''... „..4 . 4. : ..,,.. fik,_%4:•• ~, t 47 o.?‘ i• ~ , ,..4. 4, ,''',, ,L 4c-f_4 . , „›`,, ,, ; ,, i - : - ., " : ::::% •, ;,ii ....4 , „, i .,' , •47 .,.4.1i4 i7,f. : .•,..-f,i-7t.,, , .. , ;.:,, ,..,. '' .4, :•? . .,; ..,,,. , ' ,.7, ' ; .i, , , ,•,k; • ., !4:.,f `i , i ',.. :,• , :, , ; • . . , : ; .. , ; .. ,..,L 0 •.: 1 ..*-, , ,.,. k , , ' . 7 4 .... 4.i4 .,,,-1. :404 ,, •,!.),:„.,.•?„,.1..,:,,,•,,,uf.ri.,:,,,i..1,..••,...2.,..,,....1 program. . 1 NCAA's action Oct. 21, but had 15 days ,„, , . ,•4,-,,, 4 ,,,, , , . k, :: : - - , 14,t2:..,;,!.... „..., / wesigor '. '--. , Question" isn't on television any more. •.; '''"lF... , :•.' V...es•-#;., •-• ,-.., ‘ l ,- - .• - ..:',..- . r., ~. P;...' • n'Yff6 !; . 7 4 .;:,- , 1,,,NV , :"A. 5 r , , , f,, itt:\ 4. i - , ,,, • ,, , ;9 ; . t ii , i,..., ~ , k, „ ;„ ;,, ,, ,. 1 4. -,7& . , , ~ 1 ,„ . , ~,,, 5, ~., ..w 1 .4 : . :?.4. . 40 , 4 , 3:5„ ,,, ,.. ... ? , ~ k;,,, ~ . i,,1 , ,, , ,,zi,, , , : „:44 , 4ti.56,. , „.,,, , ,..4..., ,, , ,:.„,,,ir , ,70.;;,,i,„..„1::„...,.......,..,,,, . 6 1 6 The Hurricanes will still be allowed to decide whether to appeal the penal- ' . ......,,,;;i•:' . -• - •••, •• , .• , :'''7% "ii,, ,-, , . -. `, ,''',,-,•..:. • ..'„ •. - The men's soccer team could provide a perfect ~,1.,- g t., . 9 , ..4',..,: ' .7,, • :;•2, : z ' •, " , ' ,', , i4. ~?!,4''' ' ,..'.,t,4 ., 0 2, ,, .., .? : ,. ..f., , ..%1ifi::4•7•,.!. :4 , , i- . ,...e,.1-k, : 7 ..?i t2 . , • , ; • ! , , , L, , ;,:,.•--- ,,: ;', , ,,. , : . ,.. e . i "..: ,,,. :.. 1 : ( 4 , :ci ... ,„ . •, ; 2 171 3, , :.,,..4 ;,..,. !.. " ,) 7 ,..,:. ir ,,41 .., , , iiii ,i4 ,. ,: ... ._ ... .. , ,, , , ,. ,,• :• ,... v.?,4 , ,:1t,:41: , ,,,,i,i,;:z.,4„,,1,,,,,i;.t..v.5tiri,,..,,,„, .;..„. ; 4:,,,, ~,,,,,itin!,;:e.m.:,.,r..4,;:,,::i..,,,,...,,,,...1.i,,....."..5.);::.,,,..„.1.:„..,.i.,,..„.f....T.7.5;,,,,,,,:1:.v.i.. ..,,,1., ~,,,...:...,..;,,,,i, 1 1 to appear on regional and national ti es , _ question for the top prize money. It would have -. : , , ..,•,,.`,.:*.,,j,;:ti';:1../..c,•,0 , k f, .•,, : , i.„ , , ,i,,, : ,• . ;•; • ,.,.. - 7. - ; •4: ; ,.,;-_ - .. , ,-,A,- . .,, , ,:!;: ,- ,EN,g ,- ,,I,:..;,....`, ; •• i , • ;7• • - • 4 ,.:?;;;1 4 ,7' . 1 . 1 . s• : 4 , 1 7,:•7„ . . , , , , , „ • `// ~,,, i ,,-,; . , ----".:.,:,''-!::. : - ., :'f.v i , ,, ,.. it , A ,,, , , ,, :"...:k,, ;,, ,,,, , i,,, , Ix .. , 4, ,;:,,,. 5, ' 1 t , ":: : ...A,,,y , * ~,,,,,,,,,„?. ~....,:. Aks,,:;_,, ...: _:,. . 4, ~; ~, :...1.,;. , t,.. 4 . ,.., 0 , ;: ~.. , , f r,.:,. , :,:,:. ~,..c. , .... • ' , television and share in TV revenues. . , aft ii ne sr (I ' d i W . naT e gths c e sl o ne a n en c dsm l t u na d ept e eat d eer pr st w t o e tghf o w e tb o hn na u l er d kt h a f cceo t t h e ;..••. . ' - • • • •.• , . • • . • .: . . . • • the right degree of difficulty; the answer would i.••••,,.,.•!%,,,'!",,q . .)„:% . ,,: . .. , ..i:i.1::•;_ , i ,,:i i', - ,;;4 „: 47., : y , :: . .....,- . „,....f4 4.2 7 . 1...fr .,,, , ,, ... i! " ... ,.., , ..,, , ,,,...,..... :: ,......,.. „ . ”, ...,, , ,.,,.. : . :4 .... ,• •• •• ..,,,.. .. c. ,.. 4 . ,, / ... ... i,..1„ , .; ~., t . . -.--t - ..Ir,gt, ':,-..., . ', . ..--, -,,, ~ :. , ...: elude all but the sharpest person. And the Lions .1 . f . 1 ,,),' , .V . ~.,:, ; - ; •. ` „: •' ...i.jt :zz. ej, ., ..1 , ..,,,,, ,,,3 ,,, , ,.., ,:: '! „ , 7...?7, ,i ,....„ . . ~.,:.,,,,,..., ,„...,., ..„.,,,,:,,,•,;‘,..,,,......,..„ ~ i ‘ . l'' ' '' . ' 4::; '''' ' ''''''''''‘'‘ii t ' - ' 11: , 'r f-19,• • i4 ' ". -1, - x. i' 7l `r f . All '''':-.' .: ~.., "".4i, :',7 ", , ,,p:, '', . „,.. •-,,...: .. . :: : ....- ,:. ~.. , • ..;, ~ r, . : ';','"; 1 +' .4:1 : ', . E Z... • 144,: 5-. .. : ' C'' . • • '` ,1 ••• :' I ..s . ,' ''C ' 1 4 4 61, ' , .., , g t, ' ' . ' ..,.'. • • ' ...' ' . ' ' - .' i 1 o n 9 f g Bl p7r t o h s brt -season t u e a i g o h n s o , N n w n p h i/ l i . a c I h y , would probably gladly pay the $64,000 to get an :• .. 1,...%•••Al," ; , , , i:::1•: - . *, , 4 1 / 2 •,,•`::-' 5 •- ;:,.. ' ••• ..2. . '... I. ' -,•••• ...-.:, - . „..,.•:., ~•:). . 1J . . ~ , . .. ~ . ~ r n n s f o r B es t h f i r e d e e s f m i r sNforbidding n r y v b e i a d 2 r d , , -.,•;.,0•••,,....,, .. i •it,..k„ - ~,,, .. ,1 :( ~ ~ , ' . • Ne:,-,,,,. 41 ;if,: r ...:t.;:"...:,-;., , •,: ' ' ' :.. ~ , answer. •.'‘''' , ."."..5'.::!%'• •.', '‘''' '''' / 5 :: ' - •••• I.:' '. •''.'' - • - ..• ' • ',.'• ''•;:' '' ; r ..' ' ,ii• • r nkvei Pe ynge n a a rso l ; . :V . Vt':-::::: , ; ;; ; ; : k, k o ; : ;_: ; :i , . At . :l:# ,.. ts, _ ~,,,. ~,,, ~...i . , ~ ~.,, ..,,,,, ..,; ~,,,.,,,,,,,, ~, t ' ' - *''..;;; ' i : 0 ; s 1983, Miami is restricted to only 20 new • • . , •;_; - •, , : ,, .. , , , ,..,...,,t , & ;;; ; ;A• .1 , ••• , . •,.: .a .• .. ~ • ..., -.. those of us involved in making this - ...t. --4.• ,, •-kftt--4,, r • ~ The question: "Why can't the Lioms score ~,,,,,,,,..,.:....,..,, .... ~.. ~.. ~,.., . , .... ,....,.,...,..,.,,..,:,:.i„.... ... , ..:::.. .., .....:!,,. ~,,, t . . 4 . ... In ~,,,,,.., . • 1 x. , ,, ,..;,;. ,,,,.. :, .,, ,,.4 , ::. , , , , ~. p , . 4.. 0 ~_,,,. ~....... . . .... 0 . . . 4.,,. ~,.. . ... . , , . , _ . ::, ''' l'.'',,. i'...i'll' ~, 1 scholarships for the 1982-83 school decision was that it is time to get on ! I t t y is h t i i s m t.n e ry to p be ut hi t n h d is cusha,Rtenraiodf Phol.„ by Renee -e...obe goals?" e ty as t o n n p , u th t e th L e io b n a s l h l a in ve th b e ee n n e p t l . alu s e h d e b p y p t e h n e e i d r ~: , • , ! _. - i : . ..,- , ....,.. :::, ... ....- : • ..-:',. ..-, ...::•-•:::„•,...:,.. .' . 1 . .. : : : ~ .. .7. ..7. ,: : :: : . ; -7: - ','....,•:',..• - ' t ,. ~,,, . 0 402 ''. . JJ ''' ' .. • '....'''',.;',..::..,,',....'.:: ... - . .. .... ' Aft. •' '' ;". ' . ..., • ' .•' ; . .- % ': - ' .. .. : : ... ' . year, instead of the maximum 30. .uniwithveirst. • , inaAbßilsi Miami chose not to contest about Foote, in hisfirst year as UM presi- Miami coach Howard Schnellenberger against lesser teams and better teams. Yester ~., :_. . ~ -. . , :. .. ...., . , ~ : . ... , ~ , .. 4 ~.. . ~ . .. „..,,,,,...... ~. half of the alleged violations, whichhad anything to do with any kind of Coach Howard Schnellenberger, who against lesser Lehigh theoretically much lesser - • .. - ~ . , .... , . -.. : , .., ...-. • - •• ...• .. .. , , . II ~ .. , . . ~..., . ~: . . .. , . . • involved such things as' use of rental dent academic impropriety." took over the program in 1979, said he , . ~. Lehigh Penn State had the perfect opportunity • :, .• .. , . • ~., .. .., ... ... ..... . . ... . ~ . 0 i . . ~, .. . . cars to drive recruits during visits to "I want to emphasize that although , Foote said the . school wouldn't ap- .felt some relief from pressure that had to blow a team away, to get out of its rut with a . .... , ~, , .. , ~,,.. ~...... _ ~i. 4 .. . 2 .... , 1 . . ' . - ' ~, • , , ..., . ' it A campus, improper recruiting contacts, we have admitted some violations and ' peal because officials felt chances of been building since UM first learned of , bunch of goals before this 'Friday's game with : , . . . „......,:.,.......:.,... .;,.. ~ ~ ..,>, irimroper entertainment of, recruits decided to take our penalty and get on reversing the findings or penalties the NCAA investigation shortly after Connecticut. . • , ........ . • ‘, • and providing small loans to recruits with it that none of these allegations would be virtually nil." arriving. , ~ , . . . '• ' " . . - . .. Yesterday ended up being one of' those days ~,... ....... ... -... ~„.. .. ... - . when things don't go the way they should.• ....•... . • , . , , , ..• . It took more than 40 shots on goal, an entire,... • . . ~. ,•, ,„ , „.... , 1 „, .• , ..; : 4 • :t , . . - regulation game, one overtime period and two „, .....,..„. .. , , ___,., . . , • - . • , minutes of another 102 minutes, 58 seconds in . ..... .. , . ''"°, . • ,• , It - ,: • . A , , ACIIDGIIIIIC SURVIVAL ~., all before Penn State forward Pete Jobling , ... ... , .-- . ~..,•,,:,..... 1 . , , ~ ~ , I • • • - • - -•, • . . . . . •.• , ~• , , '' ; q could dribble around a Lehigh defender and send ..., •••, . • ;.„ ~. :... ..: '.., •• . . i, 7 , ' . .. I t, ! , , . . , •,., , • , .. ... . . , „, • . at term's end a cross to midfielder Gerry Moyer. Moyer then ~,;•".. ; :.:..:. ~: s. .::...,-....:..,...., . , , ..,,..... ..• jo. • ii e , ~ - • - • • • . ... , ~. , ..., . ~, , . / • . • . . . ~ . . . . -• . • „ t • . • . • . . • ••,.. , .. . , . •• •• . ~. . .• ' ' Learn an effective method , ~, kicked the ball into the left corner of the . Engi- .... -. .....,-..:,--,... • y.•' ► ~ ~., , • ‘; • Last meeting of PSUVO for Fall Term. veers goal to give the Lions a 1-0 win • . . . . • , . overtime Fields. at Lehigh's Saucon Valley • • • . . , , . .. • ' • t•:•• .:.".• .l. ' .--,' :''• ••,..- ' ••• ..., ' ' , Wednesday Nov. 4, 1981 . of preparing for finals! , . .. . . .. • • . . . . . . "I thought we were going to have to play unti r , , . . ,•,. .. , _ , . . . . . , i ll • ,i• at 8:00 p.m. 227 E. Nittany , . Thurs., Nov. 5, 1981, 4-5 p.m. , Walnut Bldg.—Conference Room tomorrow to score a goal," Penn State coach Walt .• .. ...:,., 1. . •i• • • •• , r .. • . • , , Bahr said. , . . . , . . • ~ ~ . . ':,..., ~, . ' • He probably wasn't the only one who thought . . .: -' • .. 1 ~. ... . , ; ~ . , . Come On Over . • , R-275 that about the game that started in the 2:30 • -,- • ‘. =.• •• • .. • I.' . ~,..„ ... . R• 032 Sponsored by the Block Caucus afternoon sun and ended with the field covered in •. ...,, : , ..... .•, ..., , . ...;., ~ , ,-.- • • . . , .. ~ • • .., a 5 o'clock shadow. The frustrated Lion offense ~ ..., ..... •„........ . . .... . . ..,, . . ... . ~, outshot Lehigh by 30 shots in all. The Engineers _. ''...,• : ...., f,:..i ... .. ~ ... 1 i '. - ''. • .....••J - .... . had one shot on goal in the second half, the Lions, :..••..,:: ~, . 1:.... ,.. ....,.,,., ...,..,,. . p..• ~ : :. , , ~ • ~,,,,, ~,,,,,. , ~. , . ,1.,.../...,, 55,:„.4..c,.:.:4.iff clia.r., ,;.:,,r,:,,,,,,,,...,,,,..,..:..:,,,,:z,L7e,,,,, i. 4.( ~,,.. ~. ,„, ... ,:.0;i;,.„. ~,,,;.., ~. , . ~4. i. ~,1,. , ‘,...,,,,. ~.:,..,. ~ 1, , 0,, , i ,‘,,,;, $ ~, ~., ~ .. :4 fi 21. • ACCOUNTING CLUB / B A Y , .„:,- t ~.,_ ~ :,.,,,,, ~,.....* ~; -,7„..,..5.. 0 ;.., ; ...., •0,4 z.:,-.N. :7 v ~;' 4: - T o, :•?.= '.-!. -t , ':; 4 ' .y.. .-: • %, ' ‘,,, ~,7,. ~,•!'r,,, ,-.-,,,,.:: i • Come down and dance with ....\ , :‘ ,, ,A,,,.4'.7v- , ../. , :,.., ,,, ,: , ..,. , ;.;:.,..;., , ,,t-Ji4..,, , t-i'4' b 'i'.4. . e,•• • '. . ~.., •••,,„ .. lay :•••••:•-•,- P...1.-.'': , ••`'.!' • • ;'' v••=i•!.' ~.••••!--. , T:'‘`..3 -‘„-; '. ' . ••:, ',. .- : ' ' ..!.• • • - ...',','”'i ' ' .>''' 's4' `, . ' ~.) '•• , 4 -,,, ' ' .'2., , , , r'.' •"- ~-P ' '..., ~,,,,,, , k"A Ff`4l.4r4 • ' •-• -• , v The game had the potential to inspire good p , „....,,._ ~.,,. ;.1 ...,.....,,,,,_ .,..4. ,....... , ~.., ,t..,„..„: ~,,,, , .. : .. :1 0,•,. ~.i.,,,.;1:;1_:. , .. 4,,,..., , ~,,,, ..,:,,. ~,,,,,,i,,„„ :,,1,,,, "cr „.., ,24,, 1 . ~, . „, „:,..,,,,,, 4 ~,,,, ~,,., . , , , , from Penn State. The Lions • meeded a shutout to ',:•--, c , , , ,,,.../„, ~ ,:.%, --. .74 „ .1 .' '.•0,„ • ..; - • -1 .,,„ , •••„,, - - .1 .,11_, c, ,. • . : , , , „•,,: , ,; , .......fi,i ., :- .• • ;.,,,,, 1 , I ~...,... ~,,,,,,,„„.., , . 1 , ,itr. ,,, , ii„ , , , ,1 .,.... , ,, , , , , „ ,, ,,, , , , , , , ,, , ,, :,.. ,•,,, „. ~, , , ,...0.,....:, , ,, .. ~.... ~,, ~,,,,,,,,.. ~,,, .. ~ ~,,..„ s . , . ~ , ~,,,,,,,, ~ ~, ~ firr , S. il''.- 1 . ~ . , , .„. . . set a new school record for shutouts in a season, .• ; . i .,. , „, ,r ,.7,., , ~...;,,, . ~., ~, 41, _ ~,,.. . , k,,,, ~ ~. „ . tt ,, . , . • ••,• '.••••'.• , c , s'` ,, ' , • - ..' ' • •* ::' ',;:i• .'' • • ~. . i , •. 2: .. ~,• , o ,' . • • •1:•' ~:, presents , and a win would have been Behr 's 100 th as th e Req*' rt 0 : ''t".; ''• "•• ''.4•7 l '"!<! -„;-- •''' • .p r .'k ; . . :,:. • . . k .. , ~, . ~,,, , , , „, ~,, . „; , , ~ ~r„. 4 ..,y' te•rt . ' fi - ii..i, , , .. ' •,..,.;"', Tahoka Penn State coach. ~ . • „ •S; ' • ''''‘'.' t , ' ' ..,. O r * I • The Lion defense was solid enough to limit ..1 „ , ,, , ,, , ,,,,,, , ....,... • ...• .i.-: . - •-•,•,.. -, ~, _,,,, ~,,,.,,...,., ~ ~, ,, ,,, , , ,. .,.,..,..A . , .44, , , . ~ . • .... -:'' •';'‘..:••,', •*, Lewis Gilbert - Professional . ,,,... of 1.1 . ~ ~ , -,, :-/,,... -,-- -° - Lehigh to 13 shots for the shutout record • ....,,. ~, .;.;., , i , , ~ , „., ,•••)-,.- .. , „. - - it,!.. ..1.„1.,•••,.-J."'•,. „ ~‘• ) Stockholder which will be credited to the team and two !... -•-•- - ... • , ~,, ~ ._,, ~i,%,, ,‘ ~..., ; _,... ,: ,, ,..7 ,;.: ~.`,, .. , 0, • „- - -•','• •• ' ''' . • ,y . „:"..• -,';' . • • '‘•-• . . e:.„' ~ ~, , ,1" . :4 1 , - '' A, 4 0- 41. Ml7l* I • freshmen goalies, Greg Kenney and Dave Wilson, _,, , •. .....,, ~ :....4., ', ~,,. , - , .. ~ /. A 4 4, -, ',:' 17, •, , •• ' - • 410,- - - - 1 ,„ i „,,,,,„, •',. A , -' .. 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But Penn State never really put together an ~, . 4 ,,,,..•,,, v ,_, 4 .,,„;. • _ , _,, ;,_ i ..••• : ... 1 .2 1 ..,.. 4.101, ~.;,),,, ~ .. ,4.. „,• , 7 4. 4 w1 . ~., A- An at ' -,- ..- ', - - -.1., „........i,. ...„,.. .....„ ~ •,. ,„. ,• . at the Brewery offense, while midfielder Dan Murphy led the r 4.. „., .; , 5 , :.:700-- ,' . 7vfr....7 - , ~, .1% . $ 4 , k i-,,,,■ Photo by Suzanne Tyrrell IP : 6 entitled to from corporate management" onslaught of shot after shot that sailed wide in one . direction or another or hit a post. Penn State's Dan Murphy (left) and Steve Blumenthal leap for the ball while Jeff Maierhofer (below Fields. Behind Blumenthal is the Lions' Rolfe Morrison. The Lions ups Penn State's record to 13-3-1. ' pulled out a 1-0 double-overtime . . omgt! Valley• Gerry Moyer's second goal of the season. The win e Saucon win on Wednesday, -November. 4 . . •. ... ... . .. left) awaits the result during the men's soccer match at Lehigh yesterday at th Does that mean scoring isn • 't a problem partic- And as the shots kept missing, Penn State began not capitalizing on ular to the Lions? Lehigh had, at the most, one worse. It to press offensively. opportunites make the Lions HUB Ballroom 7:30 P.M Be there. . R-026 , . serious scoring threat in the entire game, and its defenders were starting . to think . offensivley and defense was a factor mainly in front of the goal leave room for a defensive mistake. saving shots. e. 'll Part of the Lions' problem yesterday was the field, said Bahr, who gave little, if any, thought to his career milestone that no one seemed aware of. The field looked smooth, but it was actually treacherous enough, he said, that the . Lions couldn't get the ball under control enough to put a few good passes together. It still came down to the basic question of why the Lions can't score. At least one player doesn't seem to know the answer. "I don't really think you can say that there's one problem," said forward Doug Moyer, Gerry's brother. "We've been getting a lot of good shots. Today we made a lot of shots near the goal, but we Goal by booters' By JEFF SCHULER . Daily Collegian Sports Writer BETHLEHEM Gerry Moyer has probably scored goals that have meant more. He probably has scored goals that have looked nicer. And he is probably destined to score many more goals in his career as a member of the men's soccer team. • But yesterday, Penn State coach Walt Bahr was probably just happy anybody on Penn State scored at Lehigh's Saucon Valley Fields. And it was Moyer's goal at 2:58 of the second overtime that gave the Lions a big 1-0 win over Lehigh and possibly kept Penn State's post-season hopes alive. "That certainly wasn't a very pretty goal that went in," Bahr said. "But hey, at that point we would have taken any goal at all, whether they would have put it in with their feet, their head, their elbows or whatever. We would have taken any type goal that went into the net at all." For 102 minutes the two teams re mained scoreless, mostly through the efforts of Lehigh goalkeeper Brian Blas er, teammate and defender Steve Schwartz, and the goalposts. The Lions took an amazing 44 shots at Blaser, turning the Lehigh keeper every which way but loose in the process, but none found the back of the net. • Until the 103rd minute. • The play started with Pete Jobling breaking in on the left side, shadowed closely by a Lehigh defender. "I was trying to shake the defender loose, that was all," Jobling said. "1 tried Sixers cruise past Bullets LANDOVER, Md. (AP) Julius Erv ing and Bobby Jones combined for 25 first half points as the Philadelphia 76ers opened up a 20-point lead and raced to a 112-99 NBA victory over the Washington Bullets last night. Erving, the high scorer in each of the first three games for unbeaten Philadel phia, finished with 19 points. Jones, in his new role as a starter, scored 15. The 76ers scored 15 fast-break points while opening up a 58-38 halftime lead. During one stretch, they outscored the just couldn't put them in. I really dori't know what , the single problem is." The coach doesn't know much more, either., "I wish I knew," Bahr said. "Your guess would be as good as mine. I know it's a contagious thing. When you have opportunities and you don't make them, maybe you start trying a little bit harder, or trying to hit the ball a little bit harder. or you become a little more impatient, I don't know. "(But) it's a soccer problem. You can dominate games, you can have 100 shots. . .it's difficult to score goals." Moyer buoys playoff. hopes faking him out a couple times and I finally got an open cross. I spotted him (Moyer) inside the corner of the post." Waiting at the other end was Moyer, who did exactly as Bahr had instructed him to do. "Anytime we have a guy coming in the coach has it that at least one person goes to the far post," said Moyer, a freshman from Fleetwood. • "I made the run on my defender it was really a poor defensive play, he went right to the ball so I was all alone. It was just a matter of whether (Jobling) could get it over." Jobling played his part, crossing per fectly to Moyer. And the kid who led his Berks County. high school team to the Pennsylvania state championship last year tipped the ball past Blaser for the biggest goal of his young Penn State career. • It is fitting that Moyer scored the winning goal, since he, his brother Doug, and two Lehigh players all teammates at Fleetwood were the subjects of a story about the game by the local Berks County newspaper, the Reading Eagle. But Gerry, who is fighting off the effects of an ankle injury, said he just happened to be at the right place at the right time. "It feels real good to get a big goal like that," he said. "But it was just one of those things where I happened to be the person who was there. "I think personally it was a real good goal for me. It's not like we were in the finals or something like that it's not that kind of goal. But without it we might not get a chance to get to the finals." Bullets 13-1 with Jones contributing sev en of the points. Washington, which has lost its Brit two games, was led by Don Collins with 17 points. Kevin Grevey had 16, seven of them coming during a brief spurt at the start of the third quarter when the Bul lets cut their deficit to 62-50. It was the third consecutive season that the Bullets have opened at home against Philadelphia, and each game resulted in a Washington defeat. "Well," Bahr said, "maybe it is a little bit more so because we certainly have had lots of opportu nities, and we've had a dozen , games like this where we start the first 15, 20 minutes and should have a couple of goals, and we don't have them." Penn State could have had a couple of goals every 15 or 20 minutes. But the Lions were flat. Many of the shots they took weren't good ones, and several times they didn't have as much patience as they should have. Lions fall to 6th; By HERSCHEL NISSENSON AP Sport 3 Writer The Pitt Panthers, who thought they Miami of Florida 17-14. Pitt, • a 29-24 were the best team in the country a winner over Boston College, received year ago only to finish behind Georgia 49 of 65 first-place votes and 1,283 of a in the final rankings, became No.l possible 1,300 points from a nationwide yesterday in The Associated Press panel of sports writers and sporstcas college football poll. ters. In becoming the sixth team to cap ture the No.l position this season, Pitt set a record the first time in the 46- year history of The AP poll that six teams have held the top spot in one season. Michigan, Notre Dame, Southern California, Texas and Penn State also have been No.l this season. The other years in which there were as many as five No.l-ranked teams were , . 1950, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1965 and 1977. "The way it's been going, I don't know if I want to be No.l or not," coach Jackie Sherrill said yesterday at the weekly luncheon of the Football Writ ers Association of New York. ",At the end of the year, I want to be." Asked if the No.l ranking was, espe cially sweet in view of last year's runnerup finish, Sherrill replied, "Only if we're No.l at the end of the year." Pitt, last week's runner-up, got its ...thanks By HERSCHEL NISSENSON "Moving the Illinois game up was probably the finale with Penn State on N0v.28. The Panthers will AP Sports Writer biggest thing that happened. That helped us more be heavy favorites in the first three. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) —An early sea- than anything else in the early part of the season," "We have a young team," Sherrill said, "and the son schedule change helped Pitt attain the No.l Sherrill said during an appearance before the Foot- last two weeks, all of a sudden we're playing not to college football ranking but the young Panthers will ball Writers Association of New York's weekly meet- lose rather than playing reckless and to win. We've have to improve on their last two outings if they hope ing. got to attack people offensively and defensively; to stay there, •coach Jackie Sherr ill said yesterday. "We only have five seniors on the whole team. those are our characteristics. Pitt moved its opening game with Illinois from We're relying on an. awful lot of young people," "You read that you're supposed to go out and beat Sept.l2 to Sept.s and posted a 26-6 triumph as the Sherrill continued. "The open dates enabled us to someone handily, but that's not true. Every team Illini broke in a new quarterback, Tony Eason, who spend a lot of time rebuilding and move people today has good players. The 30-95 scholarship rule has since become one of the nation's top passers. around. I'm very happy to be where we are. We've (which limits schools to 30 football scholarships a That gave the Panthers a week: off before meeting worked extremely hard and the players have made a year and 95 over a four-year period) is responsible for Cincinnati, which fell 38-7. Then came another off- ,lot of sacrifices. that. week. By that time, Pitt was rolling. The Panthers "But November is probably the most important "I don't think our freshmen can handle the pres were 5-0 in October, defeating. South Carolina 42-28 month in college football, no question. You can take sure of being No.l, but we have some older players (after leading 42-7), West Virginia 17-0 (with quar- September and October and put them aside. Novem- who have been there, some juniors who've been terback Dan Marino out of ictiont), Florida State 42- ber is when all the games come down to the wire, around.. We're not a new kid on the block." 14, Syracuse 23-10 and Boston College 29-24 (after when conference championships and bowl games are In 1976, the Panthers won their first national leading 29-10). decided." championship since 1937, when Jock Sutherland was Coupled with No.l-ranked Penn State's 17-14 loss to Pitt has four regular-season games remaining the coach. But in the more recent past, Pitt was Miami, Fla., Pitt climbed from second place to first Rutgers on Saturday at Giants Stadium here, Army ranked sixth at the end of the 1979 season and last in this week's Associated Press poll. at home on N0v.14, at Temple on N0v.21 and a home year the Panthers were 11-1. • chance to move to the top of the ratings when No.l-ranked Penn State lost to This week's poll is the 500th, not counting preseason polls, since The AP ratings began in 1936. Clemson, which crushed Wake For est 82-24, moved up from third place to second with nine first-place ballots and 1,201 points. Southern Cal rose from fourth to third with seven firsts and 1,- 178 points following a 41-17 victory over Washington State that knocked the Cougars, 14th last week, out of the Top Twenty. Defending national champ Georgia trounced Temple 49-3 and climbed from fifth to fourth with 1,075 points. The Bulldogs were followed by Texas, up from sixth to fifth with 1,007 points after whipping Texas Tech 26-9. Penn State was sixth with 869 points. Alabama's 13-10 triumph over Mis sissippi State boosted the Crimson Tide from eighth to seventh with 861 points and dropped MSU from seventh to 15th. North Carolina, a 17-10 victor to early open dates, says Sherrill "I don't feel that Lehigh was giving us any particular problems," Doug Moyer said. "It's one of those things, if you get a goal early, then you get better. If you go a long period without scoring or without having some good shots, you tend to drag things out." Bahr agreed that the game was a case where Pitt new No. 1... over Maryland, jumped from ninth to eighth with 767 points. The Tar Heels entertain Clemson in Chapel Hill on Saturday. Arizona State, idle last weekend, moved up from 10th to ninth with 658 points, while Southern Methodist rose from 13th to 10th with 626 points after beating Texas A&M 27-7. Mississippi State was the only team to fall out of the Top Ten. The Second Ten consists of Nebras ka, Michigan, Miami, Florida State, Mississippi State, Washington, Oklaho ma, Ohio State, Arkansas and South ern Mississippi. Last week, it was lowa State, Ne braska, SMU, Washington State, Mich 7 igan, lowa, Florida State, Washington, Oklahoma and Arkansas. lowa State dropped out of the Top Twenty by losing to Kansas State 10-7, Washington State was bumped out by Southern Cal and lowa 'disappeared after a 24-7 loss to Illinois. This week's newcomers are Miami, Ohio State and Southern Mississippi. Miami, which was as high as 13th earlier the year, returned after defeating Penn State: Ohio State, which had been as high as seventh, had been out of the rankings for three "Because I've see those kinds of games• so many times," Bahr said, "you make one mistake defensively and the other team gets a goal. At one point there, I was going to be happy to come home wth a tie." But that wouldn't have helped answer the $64,- 000 question. weeks but made it back with a 45-33 triumph over Purdue. Southern MissiS sippi, which blanlsed North Texas State 22-0, made it for the first time this season. The Golden Eagles have a 6-0-1 record, the only blemish being a 13-13 tie with Alabama. Top Twenty The Top Twenty teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, season's record and total points. Points based on 20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13- 12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1: 1. Pittsburgh (49) 2. Clemson (9) 3. Southern Cal (7) 4. Georgia 5. Texas 6. PENN STATE 7. Alabama 8. North Carolina 9. Arizona St. 10. So. Methodist 11. Nebraska 12. Michigan 13. Miami, Fla. 14. Florida St. 15. Mississippi St. 16. Washington • 17. Oklahoma 18. Ohio St. 19. Arkansas 20. So. 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Atherton (Rte 322) 238-7562 Ten on campus Deposit Required. Master Card or Visa accepted. ©l9Bl Art Carved Class Rings, Inc Fingers named winner of AL Cy Young award By HAL BOCK AP Sports Writer , NEW YORK (AP) Rollie Fingers, rubber-armed relief ace of the Milwau kee Brewers, was named winner of the American League Cy Young Award for 1981 by the Baseball Writers Association of America yesterday. ' Fingers won six games and saved 28 others with a 1.04 earned run average in 47 appearances for the Brewers, second half winners of the American League's East Division. Fingers beat Oakland right-hander Steve McCatty, receiving 22 of the 28 first place ballots from the BBWAA commit tee composed of two writers from each of the league's 14 franchise cities. He fin ished with 126 points and was the only pitcher named on every ballot. McCatty had the other six first place votes and finished with 84 1 / 2 points, well ahead of Jack Morris of Detroit, who was third with 21. Fingers, 35, had a hand in 34 of the Brewers' 62 victories last season and became only the second relief pitcher to win the AL Cy Young award, following Sparky Lyle of the New York Yankees, who captured it in 1977. Acquired from St. Louis just two days after the• Cardinals had obtained him from San Diego during the winter meet ings at Dallas last December, Fingers pitched 78 innings for the Brewers, strik . ' 1/ • . ‘ .O . ANk The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1981-11 ing out 61 batters and walking only 13. A rangy right-hander with a waxed handlebar mustache, Fingers has started only four games in his major league career and none since 1971. He broke in with the Oakland A's in 1969 and was a key member of three world championship teams with that club, named the most valuable player in the 1974 World Series when he won one game and saved two others with a• 1.93 ERA against the Los Angeles Dodgers. He holds career World Series records for relief appearances with 16 and career saves with six. Both marks were set during Oakland's reign in the early 70s. In his first two years with the Padres, he set National League records with 35 saves in 1977 and 37 saves the next season. For his career, Fingers has 272 saves, another bullpen record. Fingers was en route to Las Vegas for a vacation and was not immediately available for comment on the award. Behind Fingers, McCatty and Morris in the balloting came Milwaukee's Pete Vuckovich, fourth with 8 1 / 2 points, fol lowed by Baltimore's Dennis Martinez with 3 1 / 2 . Then came New York Yankee teammates Goose Gossage with three points and Ron Guidry with 2 1 / 2 , followed by Britt Burns of Chicago with two and Larry Gura of Kansas City with one point. ACHEESE DIP? m' what you're missing! n enough tasty corn chips munchie-attack S. Garner 234.4725 Open Mon-Thurs 11 a.m.-12 p.m. ~.. L Fri & Sat 11-2:30 a.m Sunday 12.11 p.m.
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