Rooters Continued from Page 11. A mere 35 seconds later, Moylan headed in a cross from midfielder Kamel Haddad to tie the score once again. Haddad brought the ball up the left wing and sent the ball into the middle of the Mum box. Moylan got to the ball in stride and beat Foley with a header into the lower left corner of the net. The goal at 48:11 was Moylan's second of the night and 10th overall. Throughout the rest of the half, both teams had numerous chances to break the tie in regulation and in the two overtime periods, but were unable to convert them. UConn made wholesale substitutions at almost every stoppage of play during the half and two overtime periods, while the Lions didn't substitute very often, but Bahr's team was able to stand up to the challenge. Bahr said he did not change players because the starting 11 seemed to be playing well together, he said he never believed in using a lot of players. "I think a team has to play to get a rhythm," Bahr said. "To me, substitutions disrupt the flow of the game. I'm a soccer traditionalist. • Fans welcome back regulars with boos By 808 GREENE in which some fans chanted "Ma- "Vacations Over Boys: Detroit The replacement Colts attracted AP Sports Writer lone Go Home." Malone had played Scabs 1, Detroit Lions 0. - 34.927 last weekend inside the poorly in th , Steelers' two pre- At New Orleans, the Saints lost to dome. NFL fans grudgingly welcomed strike games, and several fans dis- San Francisco 24-22 in a game At Miami, fans booed Miami back their regular teams yester- played a huge banner reading, marred by penalties and fumbles. quarterback Dan Marino when he day, but with scattered booing "Malone, Stay on Strike." Some New Orleans fans, who have was introduced. Three first-half "I'm glad they're back," Jim At Houston, 29,062 showed up to never seen the Saints post a winning touchdown passes brought only Park of Villanova, Pa. , said as he see the Oilers play Atlanta. The record, made their feelings known cheers, but Marino and the Dol prepared to watch the Philadelphia replacement Oilers drew 26,294 last with a banner reading, "At Least phins left the field to more boos Eagles take on the Dallas Cowboys. week. The Houston fans booed guar- We Saw Three Pro Games," refer- during a sluggish second half. At Washington, where the terback Warren Moon, the Oilers' ring to the replacement team's 2-1 There was an announced total of Redskins fell behind the New York player representative, when he was record. . 61,295 fans at the 75,000-seat Joe Jets before rallying in the final introduced before the game. At Washington, the Redskins an- Robbie Stadium, with 9,297 no minutes to win 17-16, the fans chan- A crowd of 27,278 watched the nounced a sellout for 55,750-seat shows. Miami drew 25,867 for its ted, "We want the scabs. - Detroit Lions take on the Green Bay Robert F. Kennedy Stadium. but only home game during the replace- Although more fans showed up to Packers in the 80,638-seat Silver- the crowd was depleted by 2,173 no- ment season. see the regulars than watched the dome. There were 12,334 no-shows. shoo 's. "Deep down in my heart, I don't replacement games, attendance The crowd was much lower than a At the Hoosier Dome in Indianap- want to be here," Charlie Cordani was down about 8,000 per game normal Lions' game, but much olis, the Colts and New England of Point Pleasant, N.J., said before from the average of 59,824 for the higher than during the strike, when Patriots played before a crowd of the New York Giants played host to last pre-strike weekend. The per- 8,310 was the best crowd at the 48,850. There were 3,000 no-shows. the St. Louis Cardinals. game average for three weeks of Silverdome. The Lions played, and Fans booed when the Colts were "I think the fans once again came games played by replacement tea- lost, their two pre-strike games on introduced, the loudest yells com- out on the losing end," Cordani ms was 23,626. the road. ing when Colts player representa- said. "We bear the brunt of the At Pittsburgh, quarterback Mark One prominent sign told the Lions ti v e Nes b y Glasgow was frustrations. The bottom line is the Malone overcame a shaky first half to get back to work quickly. It said, introduced. fans suffer." Earnhardt clinches NASCAR Winston Cup ROCKINGHAM. N.C. (AP) Dale Earnhardt shared the moment and the credit with his crew after clinching his second consecutive NASCAR Winston Cup driving championship. The Kannapolis, N.C.. native claimed the title, and the approximately $600,000 prize that goes with it, by simply running the first lap of the AC- Delco 500 at North Carolina Motor Speedway yesterday. 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One substitute Bahr could not have used even if he had wanted to was sophomore forward Steve Morell. Morell watched the game from the side lines in a cast after he broke his leg in a previous game versus Lafayette. After the game, Morell talked about his season-ending injury and said it wasn't much fun to be a spectator. "It's terrible," Morell said. "This was the one game I was looking forward to all season. I kept saying to myself if I could play against UConn I'd be happy all year. I really wanted to play against them bad. I'm really bummed out but I was glad the team played well. "(The injury) happened in the last 20 seconds or so of the game. I got the ball in the corner and tried to waste some time. I think I beat one man and I took the ball to cross it and a guy (from Lafayette) just came in at me. He wasn't going for the ball or the pace they've set. The team is always right there behind me. It makes me feel great just to be in the car. "I never throught I'd win back-to-back championships, but the outlook for another one looks great.- Earnhardt wrapped up the title at the same track where he won the first of 11 races this season, the Goodwrench 500 in March. That victo ry tied him with Elliott for first place two races into the 29-race season. Earnhardt won five of the next six races and was well on his way to the championship. Earnhart said his only regret during a two-year domination of the sport was that his father wasn't LISA, THANKS FOR a special 3 years. Lets make the next 3 last a little longer. I love you. Rich THOM, CONGRATULATIONS TO one of Phi Psi's newest and finest! Kick back and enjoy! Elaine TO THE TALL, dark, attractive man who said HI outside 144 Chambers last Thurs. You've been on my mind ever since. Brunette in green sweatshirt IMIMMIII HAYRIDES. A PENN STATE IRA. DITION. Bonfires. cider. roast hot dogs. toasted marshmal lows. country music. romance. Easy to arrange. New large group discounts. Call 234-1300 anything. He just tried to get my legs. "I was swinging my right leg and my shin hit the bottom of his cleats and that was it. It busted right there.- Bahr said although he would have liked to have Morell in the lineup, he was pleased with the way his team performed. "We played well and really hung in there," he said. "We still have a few games to go with George Washington, Temple and other teams in our area. We're not dead yet. We still have a little bit of a heartbeat and a little bit of hope that we can still get into the NCAA tournament." UConn Head Coach Joe Morrone was also im pressed with the Lions' play. "That was a hell of a game played out there for both teams," Morrone said. "Both teams went end to end and both had chances to win but that's the way it goes. "Penn State played very well. Every time we play Penn State it's always a tough game. It's usually a one-goal game or a tie, as was evident tonight." around to enjoy it with him. 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'erm a e Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State n State On tate tate Pe tate Penn tate Penn tate Penn tate Penn tate ports briefs Women's soccer team wins The women's soccer team shutout Slippery Rock this weekend by a score of 2-0, extending its record to 7-2-1. Like last weekends game, the Lady Lions once again got off to a slow start that saw a scoreless first half and then made a comeback in the second stanza. The squad's first goal was scored at the 33:15 mark of the second half by Nadine Kokalis. Kokalis drove the ball downfield and booted an attempt that deflected off a Slippery Rock fullback and into the upper left hand corner of the goal. Merely nine minutes later Kelly Bradway, off an assist by Angie Downing, answered Kokolis' goal and posted the second and final point of the game. Head Coach Laurie Pinchbeck was quick to commend a strong defensive effort and the play of sweeper back Mary Jo Gordon. "She (Gordon) really held the defense together and held off some really strong (Slippery Rock) offensive players," Pinchbeck said. "It was a very rough. physical game and the refs weren't calling much." The Lady Lions will play Lock Haven tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Pollock Field. Equestrian team fares well at Kutztown The Equestrian team was the high -point college and claimed both high-point and reserve high-point riders to their name at Kutztown this weekend. By compiling 37 points, the team outlasted Wilson College ( 35 points) to reign supreme in this weekend's show. Both Kara Gibson and Lauren Welch won their two respective divisions to receive high-point and reserve high-point honors. Gibson clinched first place in both the intermediate flat and intermediate fences division while Welch nestled in second place in the same divisions. Mary Alin Wong won her division, novice equitation on the flat. Netwomen place 3rd at Old Dominion The women's tennis team finished third in a twelve-team tournament held at Old Dominion University this past weekend. Boston College won the tournament and Virginia Tech was second. In individual competition, the team advanced four players to the quarterfinals and three Penn State players were in the consolation finals. The team also had two doubles teams which reached the quarter finals and one which made it to the semi-finals. In singles matches, Darnell Adams and Kelly Nelson (Flight A) both reached the quarter finals and lost by scores of 4-6, 4-6 and 1-6, 1-6. respectively. Lisa 'Thomas reached the Flight 13 quarterfinals. but lost 5-7, 0-6. The Flight C consolation finals saw two Penn State players battling it out as Missy O'Block defeated teammate Cathy Kissell by scores of 6-3, 3-6 and 6-4 In Flight D action, Melanie Gunne reached the consolation finals, but lost 3-6, 3-6. .ria:r•t - . - .'I . 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