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Kruszewski to field young, talented team Frenchy Fuqua plays on
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Thursday, DscemMf 1. 1983 O&E (P..Cf5C
By C J. RiMk
staff wrtter
A new coach and ooe returning start-
er didn't fool anyone at tbe Great
Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Anocia-
tion (GLIAC) basketball meetings.
Opposing GLIAC coaches still picked
Oakland University's women's {earn to
finish second.
One reason is that the returning
starter is Brenda McClean, an All-Con-
ference selection as a sophomore who
averaged IS points and eight rebounds
every league game McClean hit 52
percent of her floor shots and 78.5 per-
cent of her free throws while blocking
49 shots
A SECOND REASON is OU's 25-4
overall record last season, including a
15-1 league mark and a GLIAC cham-
pionship, the team's second-straight In
1981-82. the Pioneers went 27-5 and 1&-
0 In league play.
And a third reason is 2 03.7
200-INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
Mary Schoenle (Stevenson) 2:116
Sher'ie Sudek I Stevenson ; 2:11 8
Marllee Kooczal l Mercy)
Klm Dorsey I Garden City )
Mary Mandertield IN Fammgton)
Lynn Massey (Canton)
Sherrie Suoek (Stevensor, i
Kim Eihott (Canton)
DIVING
Katie Macintosh (Farmington)
Angela Cleaver (Mercy)
Bart) Mmney IBentley
Cindy Sherwood (Canton;
Shawn Neville (Canon)
Karen KrrywaOa (Thurston;
Sr**a MuMrn (Mercy)
Cathy SlaNord (Stevenson)
SheHa Hennessey (Harrison)
Cory Stiver (Salem I
100-BUTTERFLY
Sheila Taormina I Stevenson)
Ginme Johnson (Canton)
Mary Schoenle I Stevenson |
Robin Lautz IBentley)
Pat McCarthy I Mercy i
Nancy Nehr (Mercy)
Kim Dorsey iGarder. City
Laura Shatter i Salem i
Kendra james I Churchill)
SherrieSude* (Stevenson;
100-FREESTYLE
25 7
25 8
25 8
25 9
25 9
26 1
236 4
209 55
'96 9
195 0
193 0
194 8
177.8
177 3
t72 25
170 5
1 00 4
1 008
1 02 t
1 02 2
.1 02 7
1 02 8
1 03 4
1 03 8
t 04 1
i 04 9
Sue Herzog (Mercy)
Brlta Brookes (Mercy)
Kim Dorsey iGa>denO'y)
Sheika Taorm.na iStevenson )
Kathy SulMvar, (Stevenson i
Melissa Joy (Harrison)
Colleer Sul'ivan (Sievenson
Jul Quinlan (Stevenson)
IOO-BACKSTROKE
Sherrie Sudeh (Stevenson!
Kathy SuWvan (Stevensor i
Kendra James (Churchill)
Sheila Taormina (Stevenson i
Sury Kn.pper (Mercy)
A.'ycia Wojtoxocz (Mercy.I
Mantee Kooczal (Mercy)
Amy Dunn (Salem)
Ke«y Kirk (Canton)
Kathy Pierog (N Farmington <
lOO-BREASTSTROKE
Mary Schoenle (Stevenson)
Gayie Gorgas (Churchill)
jili Ananes (Mercy)
Sherne Sudek (Stevenson i
Coileen Carey (N Farmington,
Marge Cramer (N Farmingion;
Kim Eihott (Canton)
Beth Brownel' i Mercy)
Glntre Johnson, (Cantor)
Gayto GOTQBS (Cburcniii) 2:16 3 Mary Scooenle (Stevenson! 53 9 Cnrrs Wesinaus iBentley) 1 13.9
Colleen Carey (N Farrroogtori 2:16 9 Sherrie Sudek (Stevenson) 55 0
9r«ia Tao'Tur.a iSieveosor. 2 182 SheUa Taorrnina (Stevenson) 55 6
Jill Ar,dries iMefcy) 2 18.5 Sue Herzog (Mercy) 55 7 400-FREESTYLE RELAY
Jeoniter Howe (N Farmingtor. 2 199 Marge Cramer (N Far Tung; on 55 9 Stevenson 3 44 2
Kathy Sullivan (Stevensor,i 2 20 0 Knslal TayV* (Salem) 559 N Farmingtor, 3 45 3
Marge Cramer IN Parmmgton 2:20 5 Maureen Ke
pened, but I've never told anyone."
THOUGH THE Steelers lost to the
Miami Dolphins 21-17 in the AFC title
game, the victory over the Raiders was
important. Fuqua said, because it gave
the team the confidence it needed to
develop what was to become one of pro
football's finest teams
Fuqua was raised on Detroit's east
side, where he starred at Detroit East-
ern High School (now Martin Luther
King) He played his college ball at
Morgan State University, where his
teams lost only one game in three
years
Drafted in the 11th round by the New
York Giants, Fuqua played there one
year before being traded to the lowly
Steelers, who had won only one game
the season before
"It was like going from Moscow to
Siberia." Fuqua remembered
But the Steelers progressed rapidly
and Fuqua became an integral part of
a team that went from the bottom to
the top In Just four years.
Fuqua's biggest game as a pro came
in 1971, when he amassed an unheard
of total of 218 yards in only 20 carries
"It was my finest individual game as a
professional." Fuqua said
IN 1972, he gained 740 yards, his
best ever, and in 1973. he broke a team
record for most receptions by a back
(49). a record that stands to this day.
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