12—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Jan. 29, 1986
Potvin breaks Orr's goals mark
UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) Denis Potvin set the NHL Orr played parts of 12 seasons with the Boston Bruins
record for career goals by a defenseman and rookie and Chicago Black Hawks; Potvin is in his 13th season.
Mikko Makela scored two goals and assisted on three Brent Sutter's score from the slot at 10:32 had given
others, including Potvin's historic tally, as the New York New York a 1-0 edge after the first period.
Islanders routed Toronto 9-2 last night. Bob Bourne then made it 3-0 when he connected from
Brent Sutter scored twice and added two assists and his inside the left faceoff circle at 10:10 of the middle session
brother Duane had a goal and four assists as the Islanders before the Maple Leafs mounted a short-lived comeback.
extended their unbeaten streak to four games, while Toronto scored just 24 seconds later when Marian
handing the Maple Leafs their sixth straight loss. Bryan Stastny connected from the slot. Peter Ihnacak's goal at
Trottier added a pair of goals for New York, giving him 27 10:58 trimmed the New York lead to 3-2.
this season. Flyers 2, Penguins 2
Makela's first assist of the night helped set up Potvin's PITTSBURGH (AP) Dave Poulin scored early in the
271st career goal in the second period as the Islanders third period to give the Philadelphia Flyers a 2-2 tie with
captain broke Bobby Orr's career goals mark. Potvin the Pittsburgh Penguins in NHL action last night.
earlier this season had snapped Orr's record of points by Poulin scored his 19th goal of the season at 2:31 when he
a defenseman of 915. took the puck behind the net, came around the left side of
Potvin's goal came on a 40-foot slapshot from the left the net and swept a backhander in off the leg of goalie
faceoff circle and gave the Islanders a 2-0 lead. It was his Roberto Romano.
13th goal this season. The Flyers continued their dominance of Pittsburgh
The game was stopped momentarily as Potvin was even though their seven-game winning streak against the
given the puck and received a standing ovation from the Penguins ended. Pittsburgh's last victory over the Flyers
Nassau Coliseum crowd. came on Dec. 21, 1984.
Knicks defeat Chicago
NEW YORK (AP) Patrick Ewing who lost for the seventh time in their
celebrated his selection as an All-Star last eight games.
with a career-high 37 points, and
fellow New York rookies Gerald Wil
kins and Bob Thornton also posted
their NBA bests as the Knicks defeat
ed the Chicago Bulls 118-111 last
night.
Ewing, named by Eastern Confer
ence coaches as a backup center for
the Feb. 9 All-Star Game in Dallas,
also grabbed 16 rebounds, while Wil
kins had 24 points and Thornton 12,
both one more than their career
highs.
The Knicks had a 77-61 lead as The lead changed hands eight times
Ewing scored eight points during a in the opening 4 1 / 2 minutes of the
15-5 streak at the start of the third fourth quarter, until consecutive bas
quarter. But Quintin Dailey, who kets by Ralph Sampson and Leavell
scored 26 of his season-high 38 points put Houston ahead for good 96-93.
in the second half, rallied the Bulls, The Rockets, behind the scoring of
FEE•ny, • rEE • rEy.•FEE • TEE • rEE • rEz • rzy.,
Li Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority
•
SPRING RUSH
When: Tuesday and Thursday,
January 28 & 30
Where: 151 Willard
Time: 7:00 PM
giving • Shading • and • Seatning
resl ml
[e4 M
ROB 7 M
FEE • FEE • rEE • FEE • FEE • FEE • rEE • rEz, • FEE
Dailey's three-point play with 1:20
left cut the deficit to 112-111 before the
Knicks scored the last six points of
the game in the final minute. Ewing
made it 114-111 with a 15-foot bank
shot with 49 seconds to go.
Rockets 116, Cays 109
HOUSTON (AP) Allen Leaven
scored nine of his 13 points in the
pivotal fourth quarter to spark the
Houston Rockets to a 116-109 victory
last night over the Cleveland Cava
liers in the NBA.
, 118-111
Leavell, increased their lead to 108-99
with three minutes left and coasted to
the victory.
Hawks 123, Pacers 92
ATLANTA (AP) Dominique Wil
kins scored 22 points and Kevin Willis
added 20 and a game-high 10 re
bounds to power the Atlanta Hawks to
a 123-92 NBA victory over the Indiana
Pacers last night.
The victory was the Hawks' 11th in
14 games. Indiana, dropping its 19th
in 21 games on the road, fell to 12-32,
the worst mark in the NBA.
Atlanta led 58-48 at halftime and
broke the contest open in the third
period behind the scoring of Eddie
Johnson and Wilkins to go ahead 93-73
entering the final period. Johnson had
11 of his 15 points in the quarter and
Wilkins added nine.
NCAA allows
'Nova to hire
player's atty.
HOLLIDAYSBURG (AP)
The NCAA has given tentative
permission to Villanova Universi
ty to provide an. attorney for
freshman basketball player Doug
West, who is being sued here by e
University of Pittsburgh trustee:
Joseph Haller filed the lawsuit
Jan. 2 in Blair County Court after
the Lexington (Ky.) Herald-
Leader reported that West had
accused the Hollidaysburg oral
surgeon of offering him $lO,OOO to
attend Pitt.
The newspaper printed the alle
gations last fall in a lengthy se
ries on college basketball
recruiting.
Haller's attorney, Merle Evey,
said he has not received a re
sponse from West. Evey said a
deposition is needed from West to
determine what type of legal re
lief Haller will seek.
"(Haller) feels he has a good
name in this community and
somebody has tried to slander or
libel it," Evey said.
Villanova spokesman Craig
Miller said a deposition provided
by the West family was reviewed
Monday by the university and
was mailed to the NCAA. The
NCAA has withheld formal ap
proval of Villanova's involve
ment in the case until it reviews
the deposition.
Rick Evrard, director of the
National Collegiate Athletic As
sociation's legal services, said
this is the first case of a student
athlete from one school being
sued by a booster from another.
Penn State Association for the
Education of Young Children
presents
"Strong Kids, Healthy Kids"
a video on priventing child abuse
Wednesday, Jan. 29 7:00 PM
101 East Human Dev. Bldg.
New Members Welcome!!
f ( e i 4 (zw
801 S. Atherton St.
FREE
22 oz. Drink
with any 18-inch hoagie
EXPIRES 2-28-86
FREE DELIVERY
CALL 234-3777
lek zw,
801 S. Atherton St.
FREE
22 oz. Drink
with any 18-inch hoagie
EXPIRES 2-28-86
I I
L
ffekww,
801 S. Atherton St.
~~~~~:~
22 oz. Drink
with any 18-inch hoagie
EXPIRES 2-28-86
eiss / MIES MEN MOM -\
I(Nekzem
801 S. Atherton St.
PE4~!
22 oz. Drink
with any 18-inch hoagie
EXPIRES 2-28-86
Ryan may be named
Eagles' coach today
By RALPH BERNSTEIN
AP Sports Writer
PHILADELPHIA The Philadel
phia Eagles have called a news con
ference for noon today and are
expected to introduce Chicago Bears
defensive coordinator Buddy Ryan as
their new head coach.
Ryan, whose defense highlighted
the Bears' 44-10 victory over the New
England Patriots in the Super Bowl
on Sunday, was in Philadelphia yes
terday to meet with Eagles general
manager Harry Gamble.
Ryan, an assistant in the NFL for 18
years with the New York Jets, Minne
iota and the Bears, succeeds Marion
Campbell, who was fired by owner
Norman Braman Dec. 16 before the
final game of the season.
The news conference announce
ment came on the same day the New
Orleans Saints announced they had
hired one of the Eagles' top candi
dates, Jim Mora, formerly coach of
the Baltimore Stars of the United
States Football League.
Sources had reported that Mora
and Braman reached an oral
agreement Jan. 16. But, according to
the sources, Mora then hesitated be
cause of discussions with the Saints
and the St. Louis Cardinals, and Bra
man later balked while reconsidering
his original choice, 26-year-old David
Now at both locations.
MEN'S NIGHT
OFF Shampoo Cut & Style
Wednesday between 3:30 & 8
Come in to either of Pietro of Italy's salons between 330 & 8 on
Wednesday id get shampoo cut & style for only $B. (that's $5 off
usual $l3 price)•Please call for an appointment.
Tomorrow's The D.:..::::..",::.E..:.:.,:.5i.:-'fimr
ISC 4-2
PENN STATE
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
105 OLIJ MAIN. I'NIVERSITI* PARK. PA 16802 18141 Mis-65/ti
Shula, an assistant coach under his
father, Don, with the Miami Dol
phins.
Braman had broadened his hunt
when Shula refused to accept a five
year option on a five-year contract.
Ryan, who will be 52 on Feb. 17, has
been with the Bears for eight years as
defensive coordinator. In that time,
Chicago has ranked in the NFL's top
10 defensively six times.
In the 1985 season, the Bear defend
ers ranked first against the rush,
third against the pass and first over
all.
After the 46-10 victory, the most
lopsided in Super Bowl history, the
Bears carried Ryan off the field. As
rumors circulated that Ryan could
get head coaching offers, Chicago
linebacker Mike Singletary said a top
job would be a good opportunity for
Ryan.
"But at the same time I don't want
him to go because I'm afraid it would
spoil the chemistry we have going
here," he said. "I guess that sounds
selfish, but that's how I feel."
"What Buddy Ryan's done with the
defense, and his use of personnel, has
been outstanding," Bears Head
Coach Mike Ditka said.
Before his eight years with the
Bears, Ryan coached eight years
with the New York Jets and two years
with the Minnesota Vikings.
228 E. Calder Way
• 238-2933
Westerly Parkway Plaza
237-6253
/M—
-it
ation
scoreboard
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic Division
Boston
SIXERS
New Jersey
Washington
New York
Central Division FLYERS
31 15 .874 NY Islanders
24 18 .571 5 PENGUINS
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Indiana
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Midwest Division
30 14
28 19
24 22
21 21
22 25
17 28
Houston
Denver
San Antonio
Dallas
Utah
Sacramento
Pacific Division
L.A. Lakers
Portland
L.A. Clippers
Seattle
Phoenix .
Golden State
Last night's Games
Chicago at New York
Indiana at Atlanta
Cleveland at Houston
Portland at Phoenix
Milwaukee at L.A. Lakers
New Jersey at Golden State
Denver at Sacramento
SIXERS at Seattle
Tonight's Games
Atlanta at Detroit, 7:30 p.m.
Washington at Indiana, 7:30 p.m
eeee , etneefeeeetteeeeeeeeeeno
a a
a RECREATION
a a
all TOURNAMENTS
a
a
a Penn State Championships in
Billiards, Darts, Backgammon,
a . Table Tennis, Chess, 6 Hacky Sack (14
,
al • Winners may qualify for regional tournaments at West
a Virginia University, February 21-23.
a • PSI/ Tournaments held February ICy 2 a
a •To sign up or acquire further info, contact the HUD Millard ni
a Room (5-6839) or Dave Grebos (202 HUB, 5-2563)
aa
• Registration ends at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday,
CO January 30
a a
a Sponsored by the Office of Student Activities and the Student Union Board (30
® SROI a
eee6eeeeeeeeeeeeeee6eeeee
San Antonio at Dallas, 8:30 p.m.
SIXERS at Utah, 9:30 p.m.
Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m
W L Pct. GB
33 8 .805 nhl
29 15 .859 5 1 / 2
28 20 .585 9 1 / 2
23 21 .523 11 1 / 2
15 29 .341 191/2
22 23 .489 8 1 / 2
18 28 .409 12 NY Rangers
18 29 .358 141/2 New Jersey
12 31 .279 171/2
Montreal
Quebec
Boston
Hartford
Buffalo
.882 -
.578 4 1 / 2
.522 7
.500 8
.488 9 1 / 2
.378 131/2
Chicago
St. Louis
Minnesota
Toronto
Detroit
.762 -
.583 7
383 161/2
32 10
28 20
18 29
18 28
15 27
14 34
Edmonton
Calgary
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Tonight's Games
Boston at Hartford, 7:35 p.m.
Quebec at Montreal, 7:35 p.m.
PENGUINS at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m.
Washington at Toronto, 7:35 p.m.
Edmonton at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m.
Buffalo at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m.'
N.Y. Rangers at Chicago, 8:35 p.m.
Minnesota at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m
Calgary at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m.
WALES CONFERENCE
Patrick Division
W L T Pts GF GA
35 14 0 70 215 147
29 14 4 82 193 159
21 17 10 52 194 178
22 22 5 49 189 182
22 23 4 48 171 170
15 31 2 32 180 232
Adams Division
28 17 5 61 223 171
28 18 3 59 205 168
24 18 7 55 196 176
26 21 1 53 202 180
22 22 5 49 182 173
CAMPBELL CONFERENCE
Norris Division
23 19 7 53 218 214
20 20 .6 48 174 182
19 22 8 46 ' 198 190
12 30 5 29 180 230
10 34 5 25 183 286
Smythe Division
35 11 4 74 263 202
23 21 4 50 206 188
15 27 8 36 174 238
15 27 6 36 173 201
15 31 , 5 35 181 237
If you haven't nominated the greatest
professor you've ever had at Penn State,
better do it now. Tomorrow is the last day
nominations will be accepted for this newest
and grandest teaching award, sponsored by
the Alumni Association, USG and GSA.
All current full-time faculty members with a
minimum of three years of teaching at any one
of Penn State's 22 campuses are eligible to
win. And nominations will be a accepted from
students, faculty, administrators, staff,
parents, alumni and friends of the University.
Nomination brochures containing complete
information about the award are available
from your Dean's office or at the
Alumni Office, 105 Old Main,
where nominating statements must be
received by 5:00 p.m., Thursday, January
30. Do it now!
an dP s l u Z b ZE S ß ho lA p
..... :
j • 'lllllllOl
Lunch & Dinner
16" LARGE PIZZA with
32 oz. DRINK for $4.99
16" LARGE PIZZA with
1 Topping for $5.25
234-8007
'(the award winning author of For Colored Girls
The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Jan. 29, 1986-13
Specials!
128 E. College State College