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Liberty within one for title
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By DICK BRINSTER After jumping to a 6-second lead at Eagles owner happy with settlement ..
AP Sports Writer • the start, Conner could not be coaxed , •
into a tacking duel with the quick- By LEE LINDER which he purchased for $l6 million otherwise he (Tose) wouldn't have After the Guida group's attorney,
, NEWPORT, R.I. Skipper Dennis turning Aussies. Associated Press Writer 15 years ago, repoitedly because of settled." Richard Sprague, said the settiment
Conner of defender Liberty outsailed He built a 36-second lead in the first heavy personal and club debts. The Guida said the settlement avoided . had been reached, Reed signed or- •
Australia II in the challenger's light 4.5-mile weather leg, stretched it to 48
MEDIA, Pa. Leonard Tose, agreement called for the Guida in- the prospect . of lengthy litigation dirs• dismissing the lawsuit and
winds yesterday to put the United seconds in the first of two 3.1-mile ' owner of the Philadelphia Eagles, vestors to pay off $33 million in that could have damaged the team dissolving the injunction preventing
States within a single victory of re- crosswind reaches and held that mar- paid $1.75 million yesterday to stop team debts and to pay $9.1 million of and management. Tose from selling the team to other
taming the America's Cup. gin through the second. a $42 million sale of the NFL club he Tose's personal debts. ' Tose was asked whether he in- investors. •
It was a striking turnabout for the The Aussies managed to gain just had agreed to sell three months ago. The agreement also required the tended to keep the club or seek out a Reed also signed an order revok-
Amerkeans, whose hold on sailing's two seconds in the next weather leg. "I'm reasonably happy," the 68- group to pay Tose a salary and to • new buyer amid rumors that Minne- ing a civil contempt citation against
most prized trophy had seemed in They picked up another 11 in the 4.5- year-old Tose said after the Set- provide his daughter, attorney Su- apolis 'banker Carl Pohlad has of- Tose. Reed he issued the citation
doubt Sunday after suffering the mile downwind run and began the tlement was announced in the Dela- san Fletcher, 20 percent interest in fered more than $6O million for the Aug.
2 after the Eagles
used and owner
the club
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worst defeat by a U.S. boat since 1871. final leg 35 seconds behind. ware County courtroom of Judge the club. . team. • • ; borrowed $400,000
, But Liberty obviously made some Again, Conner could not be drawn Howard Reed. "There were a lot of Tose indicted he borrowed i the • "I have no buyer and no contem- as collateral, in violation of the
adjustments during Monday's lay into a close tacking duel where the business reasons for offering that • million for ,
$1.75 the settlement. plation of anyone," Tose said. "I injunction.
day to overcome Australia H's pre- Aussies' celebrated winged keel had money." Guida said he was "very happy,, really haven't made up my mind on The judge praised the two sides
The settlement was made with whether I will try to sell the Eagles. for reaching a settlement and sug
vious superiority in winds similar to let Bertrand pick up as much as a with the settlement.
yesterday's 10-15 knot breezes on boat's length per turn in the first Louis Guida of Yardley, Ira Lam- •
"Anytime that you can put up a It is my intention to retain the whole gested Tose should "go back to
Rhode Island Sound. three races. He moved in a protective ' pert of Dix Hills, N.Y., and Dr; thing and if not at least a controlling running the Eagles and staying out
...The 43-second victory, which took pattern aimed at blocking
,Avinds to Julius Newman and his attorney total of $400,000 (the sale deposit) interest. . of legal problems."
jUst 3 hours, 29 minutes and 17 sec- the trailing boat. wife, Sandra, of Penn Valley. The and end up with $1.75 million, you "I haven't talked to anybody Ms. Fletcher said she was happy
ends, 'gave Liberty a 3-1 lead in the The victory brought to an end the group sued Tpse when he tried to •• have to be satisfied," he said. since the judge entered the ,order the dispute was settled.
,• "Now it is time to go back and run
best-of-seven series. The next race is light air dominance in which Austra- cancel a June 17 sale agreement for Guida, an investment banker, preventing me from trying to seek
scheduled for today. lia II had led at 11 straight marks. In his 99 percent share of the Eagles said Tose's agreement on the set- out some other buyer. I don't know the football business," said Ms.
. franchise. tlement showed that the sales con- if there is a buyer out, there right Fletcher, who has been, acting as
Conner, who trailed Aussie skipper addition to leading all the way in a - the team's general manager.
John Bertrand after the first wind- minute, 14-second victory on Sunday, Tose had sought to sell the club, tract had been "a ' legal one, now."
ward leg in each of the first three Australia II showed Liberty its stern
races, led there this time and held a at all five roundings Saturday but ' . •
steady
safe, lead the rest of the way. was denied a victory when the time Ra
•,The final margin, the closest so far limit expired with Bertrand in control .
ider's defense Manhandles Dolphins -
in this series, was just five
,seconds by almost six minutes. '
less than Liberty's biggest lead of the The loss was the first in which the ,
day and just eight seconds more than Australians failed , to experience By JOHN NADEL Pruitt with 5:15 to play extended the Los Angeles game, our ability to, sustain those drives."
the smallest lead. equipment problems. AP Sports Writer I lead to 27-0. The Dolphins scored twice in the final , The Raiders marched 61 yards on nine plays for a
2':29 of play on touchdown passes by rookie quay- first-quarter touchdown; 'BO yards on nine plays for
• ir ' • , LOS ANGELES —As far as Miami quarterback terback Dan Marino. a second-quarter TD, and 63 yards on 13 plays for
Hopkins tackle reviewed David Woodley is concerned, the defense of the Los The victory was the third in as many games for their final score in the fourth-period.
Angeles Raiders is downright offensive. He means the Raiders, who joined the Dallas Cowboys as the . Los Angeles quarterback Jim Plunkett,, who
that as a compliment. National Football League's only unbeaten teams attempted only one pass in the second half, con-
DENVER (AP) NFL officials sary roughness they'll bring it to the
"They took the running game away from us and after three weeks of play. The Dolphins fell to 2-1. netted on 11 of his 15 throws for 162 yards. Marcus
will decide this week whether to take commissioner's attention. Then he
disciplinary action against Philadel would make a decision," said Fran we didn't pass that well," said Woodley, after the "Give the Raiders credit," said Miami defensive Allen of the Raiders led all rushers with 105 yards
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Raiders whipped the Dolphins 27-14 Monday night. tackle Bob Baumhower. "They made the big plays on 22 carries. , .
phia's free safety Wes Hopkins for a Connors, the American Football Con
. • "We just couldn't get a drive generated. and Nye didn't. They're tough. I don't know what it is But the night belonged to the defense. Miami had
tackle he made on Bronco rookie ference's director of information.
"This is the best offensive defense I've ever seen. about Monday night. We had a good record on only nine first downs until the final five minutes of
quarterback John Elway in last Sun-. Elway said he remembered little
I just couldn't pass against them. They made things Monday nights, but their record's better." play.
day's game, The Denver Post report- about the play.
ed. happen." Better, Baumhower might have said, than any- "They say offense sells tickets and defense wins
"The last thing I remember was Two players who made things happen to produce body else in the NFL. Since the adVent of prime championships, and that's basically true," said
Elway had scrambled for 19 yards coming up on him. I just don't re- probably the key play of the game were veteran time fOotball in 1970, the Raiders are a remarkable' veteran Los Angeles defensive end Lyle A lzado.
in the third quarter when Hopkins member how I got hit. Then I just linebacker Rod Martin and rookie defensive end 20:2-1. The Dolphins fell to 15-9-0 on Monday nights. "Each of the guys on the defense is a little off
used his right forearm and knocked
remember my helmet rolling off and Greg Townsend. "I wish we could get the commissioner to let us center and there's a great deal of pride.
the helmet off Elway's head.
I just went over and picked my hel- It was late in the third quarter with the Raiders play all of our games on Monday nights," said "Your teammates beat you up trying to get to the
I .` Philadelphia was penalized for a
met up,' ,
Elway said. "I was a little leading 13-0. However, the Dolphins were in a third- Coach Tom Flores of the Raiders, obviously with ball. It's a very overpowering defense."
personal foul on the play. foggy and then my jaw -was really and-six situation at the Los Angeles 21-yard line. . tongue in cheek. "Up until our substitutions at the The Raiders have allowed only 30 points and just
' The Post said Art. McNally, the
hurting." Woodley went back to throw, but was belted by end of the game, our first unit played extremely three touchdowns in their three games. None of
National Football League's super Martin . The ball squirted free, Townsend scooped it well. those touchdowns was scored when the outcome
'sor of officials, and his crew will "It was definitely a cheap shot," up at the Los Angeles 34 and raced 66 yards for his "The first unit on defense was able to hold their • was in doubt.
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review the game films to determine if said Bronco Coach Dan Reeves. "As first professional touchdown. sustained drives and our offense was able to drive "The Raiders were a much better team than we
"If
the tackle
was a victim of unneces him in the head." merits further action. far as the intent, the' guy definitely hit That made it 20-0. A 5-yard scoring run by Greg on them. I thought that was the key to tonight's were tonight," said Miami Coach Don Shula.
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major league baseball ~
NATIONAL LEAGUE
EAST DIVISION
W L Pct. GB
80 70 .533 -
78 72 .520 2
78 72 .520 2
73 77 .487 7
67 83 .447 13
62 88 .413 18
Phiilles
Montreal
Pirates
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
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81 67 .547 4
78 71 .523 7 1 / 2
76 74 .507 10
71 79 .473 15
68 81 .456 171/2
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Sunday's Games
Chicago 6, New York 5
Phi!lies 5, St. Louis 3
Montreal 5, Pirates 2
San Diego 4, Atlanta 2, 13 innings
Houston 4, Cincinnati 1
San Francisco 6, Los Angeles 3
Monday's Games
New York 5, Pirates 4
Phillies 7, Chicago 6
Montreal 3.6, St. Louis 0.3
Los Angeles 9, Houston 2
San Diego 4, San Francisco 2
Only games scheduled
Yesterday's Games
Pirates 4 at New York 0
Chicago at Phiilles
St. Louis at Montreal, (n)
Cincinnati at Atlanta, (n)
Houston at Los Angeles, (n)
San Diego at San Francisco, (n)
Today's Games
Pirates (DeLeon 6.2) at Chicago (Rainey 14
11)
San Diego (Lollar 7-11) at San Francisco
(Davis 4.4)
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Cincinnati (Puleo 5.10) at Atlanta (McMurtry
13.9)
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Phlllles (Hudson 7-7) at Montreal (Lea 15.9),
(n) _
New York (Torrez 8.16) at St. Louis (Stuper
10.10), (n)
Houston (Madden 8.4) at Los Angeles (Valen
zuela 13.10), (n)
Tomorrow's Games
Pirates at Chicago
Phillies at Montreal, (n)
Cincinnati at Atlanta, (n)
New York at St. Louis, (n)
Only games scheduled
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Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
x•Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Oakland
California
Minnesota
Seattle
x•clinched division title
Sunday's Games
Cleveland 10.8, New York 6.13
Detroit 9, Boston 6
Baltimore 10, Milwaukee 9
Chicago 6:Seattle 0
Oakland 6, Kansas City 2
Texas 7, California 6
Only games scheduled
Monday'S Games
Boston 5, New York 3
Seattle 9, Toronto 6
Minnesota 7, Chicago 5
Baltimore 8, Milwaukee 7, 11 Innings
Kansas City 8-7, California 4.6
Only games scheduled
Yesterday Games
Baltimore at Detroit, 2, (t•n)
Seattle at Toronto, (n)
Milwaukee at Cleveland, (n)
New York at Boston, (n)
Minnesota at Chicago, (n)
California at Kansas City, (n)
Oakland at Texas, (n)
Wednesday's Games
Baltimore (Boddicker 14.7) at Detroit (Morris
19.11), (n)
Milwaukee (Sutton 7.13) at Cleveland (Heat
on 10.5), (n)
New York (Shirley 5.6) at Boston (Ojeda 10.7),
(n)
Seattle (Clark 7-8) at Toronto (Gott 9.14), (n)
Minnesota (Schrorh 13-7) at Chicago (Bannis
ter 15.10), (n)
California (Zahn 8-11) at Kansas City (Perry 7
13), (n) .
Oakland (Conroy 6-9) at Texas (Smithson 8
14), (n)
Tomorrow's Games
Baltimore at Detroit, (n)
Milwaukee at Cleveland, (n)
Minnesota at Kansas City, (n)
Seattle at Texas, (n)
Chicago at California, (n)
Only games scheduled
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American Conference
W. L. T.Pct...PF.PA
2 1 0 .667 38 41
2 1 0 .667 60 51
1 2 0 .333 62 68
1 2 0 .333 70 76
1 2 0 .333 64 69
Buffalo
Miami
Baltimore
New England
N.Y. Jets
2 1 0 .667 69 60
2 1 0 .667 75 63
0 3 0 .000 23 47
0 3 0 .000 72 101
Cleveland
STEELERS
Cincinnati
Houston
3 0 0 1.000 67 30
2 1 0 .667 41 33
2 1 0 .667 64 58
1 2 0 .333 43 57
1 2 0 .333 77 89
L A.Ralders
Denver
Kansas City
San Diego
National Conference
East
3 0 0 1.000 93 60
2 1 0 .667 48 50
2 1 0 .667 80 56
1 2 0 .333 35 57
0 3 0 .000 61 104
EAGLES
Washington
N.Y. Giants
St. Louis
Green Bay 2 1 0 .667 89 87
Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 63 85
Chicago 1 2 0 .333 65 64
1 2 0 .333 51 61
Tampa Bay 0 3 0 .000 26 47
2 1 0 .667 63 47
L.A. Rams 2 1 0 .667 70 60
New Orleans 2 1 0 .667 89 78
San Francisco 2 1 0 .667 107 66
Thursday's Game
Cleveland 17, Cincinnati 7
Sunday's Games
New Orleans 34, Chicago 31, OT
Greeri Bay 27, Los Angeles Rams 24
STEELERS 40, Houston 28
San Francisco 42, St. Louis 27
New England 23, New York Jets 13
Washington 27, Kansas City 12
Atlanta 30, Detroit 14
Buffalo 28, Baltimore 23
EAGLES 13, Denver 10
Seattle 34, San Diego 31
Dallas 28, New York Giants 13
Minnesota 19, Tampa Bay 16, OT
Monday's Game
Los Angeles Raiders 27, Miami 14
Sunday, Sept. 25
New Orleans at Dallas
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Already litter trained. Call Sue
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AT LAUNDRY MATS, dining
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birthday-grams. Call 234-3030
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0588, 7-9 pm daily for raps, re
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and practice French? Before the
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LET'S DANCE AT Sigma Nu
Wednesday September 21st at
10:00pm. We're two down from
Rec Hall. Ladies, preferred ru
shees, and guests welcome
LORI, THE CUTE redhead. Nice
talking to you at Phi Psi Fri. Glad
I got to meet you. Hope to see
you again, again and again. Rob
(Charlie Brown)
LOST: ONE DEFENSIVE football
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any information please contact
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MARK, HAPPY 21st! Thanx for
everything. You really are Great!
Love, Lor
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Detroit at Minnesota
St. Louis at EAGLES
Houston at Buffalo
Kansas City at Miami
Cincinnati at Tampa Bay
New England at STEELERS
Chicago at Baltimore
Cleveland at San Diego
Washington at Seattle
Atlanta at San Francisco
Los Angeles Raiders at Denver
Los Angeles Rams at New York Jets
Monday Sept. 26
Green Bay at New York Giants, (n)
transactions
BASEBALL
American League
BALTIMORE ORIOLES Named Frank Ver•
di manager of the Rochester Red Wings of the
International League.
National League
SAN DIEGO PADRES Acquired Darren Bur•
roughs, Lance McCullers, Ed Wojna and Marty
Decker, from the Philadelphia Phillies to com•
piete the trade for outfielder Sixto Lezcano.
FOOTBALL
National Football League
CHICAGO BEARS Cut Oliver Williams,
wide receiver. Placed Revie Sorey, guard and
Jerry Muckensturm, linebacker, on the injured
reserve list. Signed David Simmons and Kelvin
Atkins, linebackers.
GREEN BAY PACKERS Signed Mike
Curcio, linebacker. Released Chet Parlavec
chio, linebacker.
LOS ANGELES RAIDERS Activated Shel-
by Jordan, offensive tackle. Placed Jim Roma•
no, center, on the injured reserve list.
PITTSBURGH STEELERS Placed Eric
Williams, defensive back, on the Injured re
serve list. Activated Greg Best, defensive back.
HOCKEY
HARTFORD WHALERS Signed Randy
Cameron, defenseman and Ray Ferarro, center,
to multiyear contracts and assigned them to
their junior teams. Sent juniors Allan Acton, left
wing, to Saskatoon, Chris DuPerron, de
fenseman, to Chicoutimi, Darcy Kaminski, de
fenseman, to Lethbridge, Dave Mac Lean, right
wing, to Belleville; and Joe Reekie, de
fenseman, to North Bay. Assigned Denis Dore
and Ken Latta; right wings, Steve Fulton and
Mike Martin, defensemen, Joe Mantione, goal
tender, Larry Power, right wing to Flint of the
International Hockey League. Released Mario
Cerri, center and Dave McDonald, left wing.
ST. LOUIS BLUES Assigned Bert Wilson
and John Markel!, left wings, Blaine Peerless,
Dan Wood, Cary Eades, Jock Callander and
Richard Zemlak to Montana of the Central
Hockey League. Assigned Scott Machej, right
wing to the Calgary Wranglers. Released Daryl
Kuntz and Pierre Hamel, goaltenders.
PERHAPS AT SOME time in the
past three years, you have asked
yourself, "What is a KEIKI."Kei
ki is.. the hawaiian word for
"Little Kid!" Today is Keiki's
birthday, but she's not a little kid
anymore. She's 20 years old.
Happy Birthday Karen Marie,
Love Terri
SORRY I HAD so much to say.
No more intrusions. Get well,
precious little bird
SPECIAL 9 MONTH SUBSCRIP
TION rate to Christian Science
Monitor for students & faculty.
For information 234.2194
TIRED OF THE bar scene? Why
not try roller mania? State stu
dents receive free skate rental
with I.D. on Saturday night. Late
skates 10PM-IAM Sir Skate of
State College
TO ALL MY great, super, terrific
and very groovy friends: Thanks
so much for all your love and
concern these past few weeks.
You guys are the best! Love you
lots, Marie
TOM FICKINGER: SAW you on
sidelines. Would like to meet
you. Reply personals. Interested
Camp Hill girl
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL open
tryouts!! Monday September
26th 3:oopm. Main gym Rec Hall
YO NANCE- HAPPY birthday.
We're a little late so we'll give
you a break: No dishes for a
week! M.S.L.N.S.
ZOWEEE, the Lamore Family
Singers are crooning for State
College. Yesaah! Call 234-3030
DEAR DEBORAH, THANK-you
so much for your advice about
my American girlfriend, Marie
beth. I thought I was losing her.
Then I followed your advice and
gave her a delicious designer
cookie in the words "Je t'aime"
from Good Buy Mr. Chips! (be
hind the Train Station, beside
Domino's) Now she can't keep
her hands off me! Vive l'Ameri
que! Frederic
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OVI
Grappler's name Oishi as new assistant
Penn State recently named Hachiro
Oishi, an internationally famous free
style, Greco-Roman, and sombo
wrestling technician, to an assistant
wrestling coaching position. He joins
Head Coach Rich Lorenzo and Assis
tant Coach John Fritz on the wres
tling coaching staff.
Oishi, 33, comes to Penn State after
a three-year career as an assistant
wrestling coach at North Carolina
State. He began his coaching career
as a graduate assistant at Cortland
State in 1977-79, became assistant
coach at North Carolina State the
next year, and moved on to the head
Durant elected treasurer of organization
Penn State assistant athletic direc
tor Della Durant has been elected
treasurer of the Council for Collegiate
Women Athletic Administrators.
Durant will be the financial officer
for the national organization, which
provides opportunities for leadership
and career development for women
athletic administrators. She will
serve a two-year term as the treasur-
Carlton may break 4-year silence vow Friday:
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Pitcher
Steve Carlton has agreed to break his
four-year-old vow of silence and indi
rectly answer questions from the
media after he wins his 300th career
victory a plateau achieved by only
15 other pitchers in baseball history.
Carlton, who won his 299th game
Sunday against the Cardinals at
home, will get a shot at his 300th
Friday night in St. Louis.
Carlton turned from an affable
Teenage girl plays junior high football
PIERCE CITY, Mo. (AP) A 13-
year-old girl who sued to be allowed
to play on the boys' junior high foot
ball team saw limited action in the
team's first game Monday.
Nichole Force, a 5-foot-4-inch, 110-
pound seventh-grader, was not in
volved in any major contact in Pierce
City's 18-8 loss to Marionville and
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coaching job at East Carolina in 1980-
81.
He then moved back to North Cara
lina State as an assistant coach for
the past two seasons. He has coached
three national champions and 13 All-
Americans.
Oishi is a native of Tokyo, Japan,
and is a graduate of the Nippbn
Physical Education College in Japan.
He earned his master's degree in
physical 'education from Cortland
State (N.Y.) in 1979.
Oishi will also serve as an instruc ,
for in the College of Health, Physical
Education and Recreation.
er and will also be a member of the
Council's board of directors.
Durant also works on the Atlantic
10 Conference screening and inter
viewing committee to hire a director
of promotions for the conference.
Durant has been a member of the '
Penn State's faculty since 1956 and
has served as assistant athletic direc
tor since 1973.
interview subject into a man of
stoney silence July 5, 1979, contend
ing reporters had infringed on hiS
personal life.
But Phillies personnel• director Lar
ry Shenk said Monday the team con
vinced Carlton that the occasion
his 300th victory demanded comment
from the left-hander.
Carlton will go on the club's post
game radio show with broadcast&
Harry Kalas.
emerged from the game with a clean
uniform.
She appeared as a secondary block
er on three kickoffs, and two passes
thrown her way while she played
tight end fell incomplete.
After the game, she refused auto
graphs and told reporters, "No com
ment."
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