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I • . Page 2B - The Daily Iowan -Iowa City, Iowa - Friday, November 7, 1986 On The Line r---------------------------------------------------------- OK, the fat jokes have been was low-key about the project. "The '80s belong La the Bill Cosbys in a battle of came up with the slogan Flulies face the Temple ex· beaten to death like a dead cat. Enough said on Earle "We've got some funding Illini." Hight now, the only ex-c lowns. Tough decision. Bruce and Dan Millea, even from the public TV stations thing that belongs to the though a possible eat-off is in in Davenport and Iowa City. IlIini is the Big Ten cellar. The Tigers of Louisiana the making ... It's been a dream of mine to Two teams that should get State will try to upend the This week's guest picker is make The Forest Evashevski bowl bids - the Hoosiers Crimson Tide of Alabama. none other than Norm Story, and I hope everything and the Spartans - clash in O.T. says LSU has the 1990 ,Petersen, a.k.a. Cliff Claven's works out," Wendt said of the East Lansing, Mich. It's a lIeisman Trophy wrapped up drinking partner on NBC's former Iowa football coach tough match-up, but O.T. said in freshman running back Cheers. Norm, also known as from 1952 to 1960. a team can't be that good if Harvey Will iam s, but that George Wendt, was hard at Wendt recalled his former they list their colors as won't help them now. work on the set of Cheers college days spent at Notre "cream and crimson." Pittsburgh can beat Miami of when On The Line spoke Dame. One of his most vivid Michigan goes up against a Ohio, but unfortunately for with him. memories concerned a road pathetic Purdue squad. The them they're playing Miami Wendt, who al so appeared as trip he and a few friends only boilermaking that will of Florida. the drug pusher Fat Sam in made to Denver on the spur be done will be by Purdue Universal Studios' motion of the moment during his Coach Leon "I don't like to Now for The Big One, the picture Fletch, usually occupies a bar stool in Cheers, Wendt's grade point average time he glances up at the about. Hailed as the clash of junior year. Incidentally, shake hands" Burtnett every ga me everybody's tal ki ng trading jibes with Sam and at the time was 0.00. Flounder would be proud. The Gophers of Minnesota go Juniata Indians face the Sus scoreboard. the century in the press, the the gang. But we found out he's also a football fan , and Oh, and by the way, what up against their archrivals, quehanna Crusaders in he was cooperative enough were you studying at the the Badgers of Wisconsin, in Selinsgrove, Pa. Although to grace this page with his time, Normie? "Business the oldest continuous rivalry the Indians won last year's picks. Always a funnyman, Administration I guess, but I in collegiate football. battle 30-24, O.T. says the Wendt kept in character as mean, does it matter?" O.T, says it's bad enough Crusaders can't lose with a he picked Northwestern over Wendt said he enjoys his Northwestern has to lose to coach whose name is Rocky Ohio State. work, and everyone here Ohio State, but they also Rees. Honestly, we don't Wendt spoke of his future wishes him well on the miniseries which is sure to cap Columbus to do it. Now that's know. have to make the trip to make these teams up, you plans o.utside of Cheers, and what he revealed was pretty ture the hearts of Americans brutal. surprising. He told us to and to grab a few Emmys at Georgia battles Florida in While Norm downs beers on keep this under our hat, but the same time. the Probation Bowl, and O.T. Cheers, a lucky reader will we figured if we published Now for a lookat this week's agrees with our guest picker: be downing a quarter-barrel this, you readers wouldn't match-ups. O.T. Line called it's gonna be a dogfight. of beer from Super Spud tell anyone. us from his winter home in The Southern Methodist Restaurant in the Old Capitol Mall, sponsors of this Wendt's secret project Crabapple Cove, Maine, with Notre Dame game is too involves trying to obtain the his comments and predictionsplained, because both Daily Iowan thank them, and. tough to decide, O.T. com week's contest. We at The rights for The Forest Evashevski Storf, a miniseries to be aired sometime take on the "Fighting" IlIini. side. and O.T. Line for their time Iowa travels to Champaign to schools claim God is on their we also thank George Wendt in the near future. Wendt A few years back, Illinois The Boston College ex- and picks. Brad Zimanek Dan Mitlea Steve Williams George Wendt Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Staff Writer "Norm" from NBC's Cheers Reader's Picks Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa 321 lIIini scalped Hayden needs a sedalive Hayden's pouling, but he'll win illinois having a down year Illinois 24 Michigan State Michigan State Michigan State Michigan State Michigan State 315 I still like the Hoosiers Basketball's just around the comer An all-oul war Awfully tough al home Indiana 30 Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan MichIgan 337 Your're kidding Wolves eat Jeff George's head Leon's gone, watcha gonna do Jeff No comment Purdue 8 Wisconsin Minnesota Minnesota Wisconsin Minnesota 196 Bucky's Birthday Honk if you don'l give a damn Gophers win one last time Neither team knocks me out Wisconsin 149 Ohio State Ohio State • Ohio State Northwestern Ohio Stale 342 Millea's stomach said so The Earle thing is literally overblown Go ahead Earle, you've earned it Dot Ihe 'i' with a 'Cat helmet Northwestern 8 Georgia Rorida Georgia Rorida Rorida 192 Break a leg Kerwin And I'm not Ihal fat anyway II's a real dogfight Gonna be a dogfight Georgia 153 SMU Notre Dame Notre Dame Noire Dame Notre Dame 225 I have to pick up some games If you ain't Irish, you're spit Irish outride Mustangs But won't cover the spread Southern Methodist 120 Boston College Temple Boston College Boston College Temple 188 Flutie IS gone. Go Eagles I've heard of Paul Palmer Dan picked Temple Will squash the East's newcomer Boston College 157 Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama 270 Tigers clawed Steve Williams is full of puss Still fighting lor nationallitle LSU hasn't won the tough ones LSU 75 Miami Miami Miami Pittsburgh Miami 327 Panthers need a quarterback Easy skankin' Somebody please beal these guys My only upset Pittsburgh 1 B Susquehanna 215 Juniata 130 Sportsbriefs -TYCOON I.e. 223 East Washington Wieland 'knuckles up' to complete race NEW YORK (UPI) - It took Gianni Poli 2 hours 11 Friday & Saturday minutes and 26 seconds to win Sunday's New York $2 Marathon, Bob Wieland finished the same race Thursday. It took him 4 days, 2 hours, 48 minutes and 17 50 seconds. He did it without any legs. He did it on his knuckles, p. ltc h ers· swinging his body forward about 3 feet at a time - about 46,000 swings to complete the 26 miles and 385 yards. Bud, Bud Light & Miller Lite , Edberg defeats Cash at Stockholm SO : STOCKHOLM (UPI) - In a rehearsal for next month's ~ Davis Cup final, top-seeded Swede Stefan Edberg won a spectacular serve-and-volley duel from Australian Pat : Cash, the $435,000 7-6 (7-5), Stockholm 6-4, Thursday Open to Tennis reach Tournament. the quarterfinals of Scoreboard NBA Standings e,ltlr" Con'.,an,. Adontlc DI.lolon ..................... W. ~ . Pct ... Ga Boston '.'. .... ,.... ..' 2 1 667- Phil. .. . 2 NuwJarsey ,," ......... ~ ........... 1 '1 500 3 .250 ' . ,',;. Washington .............................. 1 3 .250 'p ., New York ,.'" "_ .................. 0 • 000 2 1 " Clntr.1 OI'lI,lon AtlBntB , . ' ... ".., 3 0 1 000 - ChlcBgo ".........................." .. , 3 0 1.000 - Indiana . ... •................. ,, 2 2 500 " '1 MilwaUkee 2 '1 500 " ., Cleveland ... 1 2 333 2 Detroit ......' .... 1 2 333 2 W.,t.,n Conf.rlnc. Mld ... otDI.I.lon _.................. W. L. Pet .. . 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Ride Indoors for fItness. Trainers from While Slock t&!11 C $100 Bottle . Draws· Beer $1 25 Bar Liquor Doors open at 7:30 pm Auailable {or priuate parties: 337-5401 ..... T·f .. 1:10 'a'''' 723 S. GII~ 351.&337 Swimming Slaybaugh is also a proven winner in Big Ten compelition, placing second in the lUU-breaststroke and sixth in the 200-breaststroke. Iowa also has experience in the backstroke as Ole Void and Mark Stori look to replace captain Mike Curley from a year ago. . BUT WHILE THE IIawkeyes are strong in the swi mming events, the diving department won't be so lucky. Gone from the diving squad is Ira Stein and Scott Smith, leaving senior Glen Galemmo to pick up the pieces for the Hawkeyes. "Other than Glen and walk-on Jeff Schoeneman, we are a little thin in diving this season," Patton said. "We are in the process of recruiting a diver from Poland, but until that time, diving will be a down spot on our team." "This season, with Ira and Scott both being gone, the pressure will be on me to perform well and pick up the slack for the rest of the team," Galemmo said. "Thi s weekend against Wi sconsin , I'll be diving alone, and it's not the position J would like to be in." The Hawkeyes begin their season tonight against Wisconsin in Madison at 4 p.m. in a meet wursi1 S1'GII'S WfD g (f i ...,."...,.",.,........,.,= '," .. Continued from p~ S pO rts Glenn Gaiem/Tio that will test Patton's squad,' the limit during the early lei son. "Wisconsin is always tough , the early going," Linx\l;iI~ said. "They really get psych!! up for the dual meet se2lo\ and we will have to swim I!r best in order to win." "Losing the seniors we iii' from last year's squad hurt, a lot," sophomore Rick W. Iiams said. "But it's up to ~ rest of us to pick up wh!~ they left off and make this ,l better team than a year Register to win 2 FREE !~~~~!~e Hawkeye Football Saturday, November 15, 1986 (Drawing Nov, 8th-No purchase neccessary) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IlLS I N'S IASTDALI II S a SPORT INTER in I Ea~:l~~o::,aza ~J». ~~~.o;: By Scott Relfert Staff Writer A battle between State and Indiana this week's Big Ten as th e conference t, aim at postseason be Minnesota also tra\ consin in a game Gophers must win the owl picture. e action, co-Ie br Michigan Purdue while the leader, Ohio State, Northwestern Wild Hayden Fry's low head into Cha take on Mike gling lIIini in the fi game this Saturday. Indiana (5·3) at M (5·3) Michigan State Perles said his squ toughest remaini hosting the "They have improved and selves into the Hawk • again I; By Julie Deardorff I Staff Writer Big Ten compe ended for the hockey team, but tant games sti II re The conference ch to New Jersey this face Rutgers and play Massachusetts "These two games ingly important," ', ~~:~ I'~ lr~e ~~ ~~a Judith Davidson I if we could, but we two." Th, gam" ,hoo' I: ~~~~~::Id:,g;:h sixth. Rutgers is al .....,... It HMIIIa 10, rated ninth. 1 ... ~~~I'~~!!'~I~~~~6W8~;:;:;;~~~~~~~~~ The weekend is II ' important for lifting r-~~--------------~-------------------------- morale before the games play j ing if the H~"''''''''' ''' , this year's hosts. outdoor 8ppar.t .nd .ccessor;es 102 S, Linn. Iowa Clly, Iowa 52240 (319) 337·9444 -=--~ Mo!1 8< 'Tho.. 109, T ... 8. Wid F~ 106, Silt 95. s..n 124l) I ADDmONAL TOPPlNGS '1.10 • 354-1552 Eastside Donns • 35]·9282 Westside Dorms ~ I 325 £ Market Good Noverrber 9th only tl2l10th Ave., Coralville I - ------------~---.. -------.--------------~ "WE 'RE PLA YI well at the mome Kock, a freshman said. "This game important for regi ing." If Iowa can conti will receive a round. The Haw I mati cally qualified • als when they bea State 2-0 last I clinched a share of Regents Braswell' DES MOINES (U belief in athletic with the "h igh standards," the of Regents Thu to reinstate the Iowa State Ii Braswell in a case recruiting violati Iowa State Pres Eaton .also prom day any decisions future punish coaches in the made without success of the ball team . Eaton said he appear before t Committee on I Nov. 14 to resp charges of wro football program gations of violat basketball nrr."r"~ ' Theboa ous ruling at ing a three-hour behind locked do r. PresidentJ nal aid the eluded Iowa Director Max ap ropriately Bra well ineli for accepting free dit for meals and in obtaining a I the time of his Vince Klyn of well's attorney, ing was "disappoi not totally unex
: •.. Continued frompigt Sorts i" The Daily Iowan -Iowa City, Iowa - Friday, November 7, 1986 - Page 3B ~ P ~----------------------------~--~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Spartan-Hoosier match-up highlights Big Ten By Scott Relfert Staff Writer A battle between Michigan State and Indiana highlights this week's Big Ten schedule , as the conference teams take aim at postseason bowl bids. Minnesota also travels to Wisconsin in a game that the , Gophers must win to stay in the owl picture. In other con ce action, Big Ten co-Ie ' PI' Michigan heads to Purdue while the other coleader, Ohio State, hosts the I Northwestern Wildcats. will test Patton's squad\ Hayden Fry's Iowa Hawkeyes limit during the early~ head into Champaign, Ill., to I take on Mike White's strugsin is alwaystougbl' gling Illini in the final Big Ten early going," Linxwile game this Saturday, "They rea lIy get psyC ~ the dual meet seilOL we will have to swim C\' in order to win." ng the seniors we d. 1 last year's squad hurt , " sophomore Rick W~ s said. "But it's up to ~ of us .to pick up whe~ , left off and make thill team than a year It' Indiana (5-3) at Michigan State (5-3) Michigan State Coach George Perles said his squad faces its toughest remaining test by hosting the Hoosiers. "They have worked hard, improved and gotten themselves into the bowl picture," Big Ten Roundup Perles said of Indiana. "They 'll be motivated. (Ind iana Coach Bill) Mallory has been "He's going to win this year and he'l.! win in the years to come_ That's the problem," Michigan State Coach George Perles says of Indiana Coach Bill Mallory. successful everywhere he's been. He's going to win this year and he'll win in the years to come. That's the problem." Minnesota (44) at Wisconsin (3-6) Minnesota will travel to Wisconsin's Camp Randall Stadium as both teams look to bounce back from losse la t UZUllDm Hawkeyes to get extra test I against East Coast powers Purdue e Football I By Julie Deardorff Staff Writer Big Ten competition has ended for the Iowa field hockey team,. but two important games still remain. The conference champs travel to New Jersey this weekend to face Rutgers and then will play Massachusetts Saturday. "These two games are exceedingly important," Iowa Coach Judith Davidson said. "We need to go at least one and one. I'd like to play five more if we could, but we can only fit in two." The games should be two of the most competitive of the entire season as Massachusetts is ranked fifth in the nation; Iowa is right behind in sixth. Rutgers is also in the top 10, rated ninth. The weekend is not only important for lifting the team's morale before regionals, but the games playa part in deciding if the Hawkeyes will be this year's hosts. "WE'RE PLAYING quite ! well at the moment," Fred Kock, a freshman defender, said. "This game is pretty I important for regional standing." If Iowa can continue to win, it will receive a bye in the first round. The Hawkeyes auto I matically qualified for regionals when they beat Michigan State 2-0 last weekend and j clinched a share of the confer- · Regents deny · Braswell's rei nstatement . DES MOINES (UPI) - Citing belief in athletic programs with the "highest ethical standards," the state Board of Regents Thursday refused to reinstate the eligibility of Iowa State linebacker Jeff Braswell in a case of NCAA recruiting violations. Iowa State PresidentGo'rdon Eaton .also promised Thursday any decisions concerning future punishment of coaches in the case wi\l be made without regard to the success of the Cyclone football team. Eaton said he plans to appear before the NCAA Committee on Infractions Nov. 14 to respond to 34 charges of wrongdoing in the football program and 10 allegations of violations in the basketball program. The board issued its unanimous ruling at midday following a three-hour meeting behi locked doors. PresidentJ ohn McDoid the panel concluded Iowa State Athletic Director Max Urick acted ap~ ropriately by delcaring Bra well ineligible Sept. 13 for accepting free rides, credit for meals and assistance in obtaining a loan during the time of his recruitment. Vince Klyn of Pella, Braswell's attorney, said the ruling was "disappointing but not totally unexpected." Field Hockey ence crown with Northwestern. A 60 shutout of Ohio State the following day gave the Hawkeyes sole possession of the title, the first time since 1982. "These games will be really good for us," RosAnna Salcido, Iowa's second leading score r, said. "It will be tough competition, but it will prepare us. We 're really playing as a team this year." Looking down the road a bit, "These two games are exceedingly important," Iowa Coach Judith Davidson says_ "We need to go at least one and one. I'd like to play five more if we could, but we can only fit in two." Iowa will most likely face lII orthwe stern in regional , although the Wildcats lost to Purdue ove r the weekend. "Last year we beat them (Northwestern) 4-0. And they turned around and beat us twice to advance to the Final Four," Davidson said. "We can't lei that happen again. We have to take every game seriously. These are good teams and will be good preparation." Iowa is now 14-2-1 overall and finished the Big Ten season 8-1. 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"These are two teams that both need a win badly," Minnesota Coach John Gutekunst said. "It will be a good Big Ten football game. I hope both of their quarterbacks are fighting each other to get a shot at u ." Wisconsin Coach Jim Hille said hi team ha n·t found a way to keep their intensity up throughout the Big Ten schedule. "We have a tendency to let down somehow," Hilles said. But he added, "We felt they were quite fortunate to beat us the last two years." Michigan (8-0) at Purdue (2-6) Michigan head into West Lafayette trying to keep their record perfect and keep their final Big Ten showdown with Ohio State intact. Purdue Coach Leon Burtnett, who announced Thursday that he would re ign at the end of the season, said Michigan "has a great, great football team. To say I'm concerned is the under tatement of the year. Thi Michigan team is the mo t explosive offensive football team we've faced since we've been at Purdue. and they always play great defen e." Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler said he expects Burtnett·s team to put the football in the air on Saturday. "Ifwe can prevent the run and control the passing game, I think we'll be OK," Schema bechler said. But Michigan ha lost at Purdue three times in the last JO years. Northwestern (2-6) at Ohio State (7·2) After "self-de tructing" early in the year, Coach Earle Bruce' Buckeyes have stormed back to tie Michigan for the Big Ten lead. Bruce aid his Buckeyes played excellent defense in la. t week's victory in Iowa City. "Offensively we've still got a ways to gO," Bruce said "We're still improving. For a while there we were hitting on just two or three cylinders instead of all 11. And when it's always the same two or three, you 're in trouble." Illinois (2-6) at Iowa (6-2) IllinoiS Coach Mike White said his leam IS till searchlllg for answers as it heads into this week's home game with Iowa. "We're searching," White said "There's not a lot you can say. You can't paint a bright picture. 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