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L!ist Saturday Marist College sponsored/ freestyle swimming; the 60 yard dash;the
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director · of . sp~cial services.· . Wheelchair-·.
Carin Ce~ter· at eight a.m.; eager. for t~e . before;" Speaking,of;he~ potential as· aiL, sports events have 6een held<sim:e•, the, :.
days events to begin.; The schedule inch1ded -:-. a.thlete, •she.said, <'l:only knew .my ability. , ..
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turnout of contestants was for the swi~rn;:.- petitiveatinosphere/' ,
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freestyle, backs~ro~e, breaststr~ke, -and say;
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outstanding occurrences of the day·was the_ , ·. her feelings after, she had won, ·she said, .'.'I :. inpart, was· the .overall· feeHhg that each _
.. setting ofa new world re~ordJn the·masters :kind of:scareq 'myself-
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Marie Sturtevant, Veronica Shea, Ch~s Egan, Anne Ma_rie Calonlta, Chris
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never included shame. Not
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left unrestricted to alumni and
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students alike.
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Even though Maristis often referred to as
tribute to this cause seems
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a small c<;>llege, it sometimes does not seep
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to play a game?
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the
faculty p~y.
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to teach a class? But even this is not the point
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they would be willing
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congratulations-Coach
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Malet;
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you have
dedicated and serious.· We want
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teJview
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techniques and possi9le
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even asked to
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Tuesday, November
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yoting
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is one of the most i~po.rtant 4ays of the year
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age
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was pr~gressively
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towered
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t~ eightifn
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- i t decides the future of our country. This
years of age in most states
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Yet with the
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i~ n~t ~omething to
-~e
taken lightly. Our- fate,
dawn of the "Selfish
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QeneraHon,'
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college·
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he~ 1~ the hands of our gov~~nment: D_urir1g
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,
students turned· away from gove(nmerit con::
this time of -t~e.H~stag~ cns1s and-the Iraq
cern
to
C'self-awarertess."
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we have
and Ir;t": ~ar, it is essential ~hat we choose an
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the op.portunity to have a voice in
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the future
appropriate leader:
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of.our
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a~e fort~nate to hve
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a C(?Untry th~t
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remains statistical)y the lmyest percentage of
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exercises the nght to vote. We should not
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voters.
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abuse
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this privilege .
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If
you,are a
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registered
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Will it take another Vietnam this time in
voter, the Circle staff urges you
.
to vote.
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If
the Middle East; to make the students show
you ar~ not a registered voter do so
_as
soo
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conceri-1 for their country? 1:lopefully not.
as poss1b.le so that you can take advantage of ·,
There is still time to -read up
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on the can-
this freedom; Make your voice heard. Ther
.
e
didates, watch the televised
.
debate, and
seem$ little sense living in a
·
democracy for
prepare ourselves to make an
informed
deci-
the people if the people 40
not
care enough
sion- on the presidential election. Next tiri:te,-
to elect their own representative~.
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before we
.
begin to complain about our
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During the sixties the most politically in-
, ·
political situation; let's kno
.
w we at least
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volved
.
were the college students. They
made
.
an
·
effort to become concerned with
demonstrated
.
their concern
.
in numerous
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our country by voting in the up-coming elec-
ways from stuffing envelopes for candidates
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>SOCCttl":l\lla~·tlille
Rolls
on,
9-0
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.·R~¢ord. two
shutout~
afi~r s~ff
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scored'!ln unassjsted goal just 4:21 into .the 'irigfor about. 22 miriute·s, until with 2:38
scored one goal, they were still able to
dominate the entire half. The goal in the se-
cond half was was scored by Bob Cooper
with 7:08 left to play. Matt Lovecchio
assisted on· the play. Combining· on the
shutout for Marist were four goalies:
Over the lasttwo weeks, the Marist soc~ first ··. half. Oyvind · Larssen ··. followed
left in the half, freshman Rich Leonard
, . cer team experienced its first loss and its Roald's goal, by scori~g _ 1 :07 later. The
scored an unassisted goal. Then with 48
. greatest offensive; outpu~ of· the season. , goal was assisted by Juli9 Rostran, Senior
seconds left in the half, the crowd·received
Mcu,ist lost its first game of the ytar by_los-
Billy Cooper then scored. 30 seconds ·1ater
wliat it' had been waiting for for a long
ing to-Keene State 3-2 in double overtime.- · ·on an unassisted goal to make the score 3-
time:. senior Charlie Powers. scoring his
Their three vic.tories were over Pratt S-0, ·
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first career goal for Marist College. The _
.St. John's 1-0, and their most recent vie~
assist on the goal went to Leonard. With
"Cricket" Momola, Andy Larocca, Heinz
Warmhold, and Paul Palmer. The total
shots in the game were 42 for Marist and 9
for Seton Hall.
.tory over Seton Hall 9-0..
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· The par~de of goals continued just i:28 the goal by Powers, Marist held an 8-0 lead
later; ·as Tom Homola was able to score an at·half time.
Goal
barrage •
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Hall
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to
Marist this· past
. Wednesday, and they promptly became the
. victims of_ Marist's grea!~st offensive otit-
··unassisted goal. Marist's fifth goal came ·
with 31 :59 left in the half, as Ed lssacson
Bench
is'
used·
· With this victory, Marist lifted its Tri~
State Conference record to 5-0 and
12-J
overall. As of this past week they were still
ranked _No.
5
in the nation, and they still
had their eyes on an N.C.A.A. bid .
scored. Cooper received the assist. The .· .
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sixth goal was then scpred ~ith 24:22 leftin . In the second half, Doc Goldman was able
the ha!_f, as freshman Joe Vasile-Cozzo : to use his entire bencl\ Though Marist (!nly
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Scllool
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Tampa
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Sim
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12-0-1 .347 ·
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Alabama A&M (5) _
11-0-2
336
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San Francisco State
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Connecticut (4) _ -. - _ .
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Eastern Illinois .
7-4
18 '.
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Phila, Texlf!e (1)
g.:o
" 276
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Central Rorida
8-0-1
16
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Indiana ·
12-2·1
256
10
W.
Va;
Wesleyan
g.3
15
6
· • Rhode Island
10-0
218
Dlvlalonlll
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Appalachian State
11-1
178
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Glassboro (22)
13-1
358
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St.Louis,
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9-4-1 ·
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wash.
(St,
Louis) (2)
12-1
323
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UCLA
14-1-2
166 ·
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Averett (1) ,
11-1-1
291
10
Penn State,
10-2·2
163
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Ithaca
9-1
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Cornell.
7-1-1
147
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Scranton
13-H 243
12
Columbia
8-1
78,
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Plymouth State
10-1·1
241
13
SMU
7-1-3
64
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DePauw ·
10-1
220
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Wlliam & Mary.
9-2·1
63
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Babson
9-1-1
215
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9-2-3
23 .
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Wheaton·
8-2-1
139
16
Evansville
8-3-3
14
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a-2:.1
138
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SIUE
s-'5-2
13
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Brandeis
10-1
108
18
• . Colgate
7•2·2
12
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Ohio Wesleyan
12-1-3
105
19
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8-2
10
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Bethany.
8-2
79
West 'Arginia
9-1-2
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Elizabethtown
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Western Maryland
8-3
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· Wesleyan
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Albany :
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Seattle
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Hartford
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Lynchbuig
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to Wisconsin for the nationals. Marist is
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presently ranked ninth in the division, but
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The Marist Cr~ss.C~unty team finished
ing'may riot be totally accurate: ''Indiana·•
eighth
in
the Albany invitational on Satur- ' University and Shippensburg State are the
·day despite asforted injuries to' seven of the
two favorites,•'. said the coach; "and there ·
teain_s · tgp nihners. •·Because of· the . bad
are six -teams that are in contention for the;
weather co_nditions at Albany and a slight
other 'two spots~- I believe Marist is one of
:flu.epidemic throughbut the team, the race
them." . .
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of :the reasons_ Mayerh_offer is so
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<'week's big one at · Indiana, Penn., .·the
confident is the fac:t that he held out the
· NCAA
Div. IL National Qualifying Com-
majority of his besi runners for this race:
·petition ... Paul Welsh, at, sixth place, and_ <'Everyone of our runners has had at least
Matt.Cole-!at.eleven~h··were Marist•s·top. cine. excellent-race," said- Mayerhoffer.
fini~hers·at Albany. .. . ·
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"It's difficult to do, but if they can eac:h
The
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Division II will be decided this weekend at.· cellent chance." .
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Indiana; with the best foul" teams traveling
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ihen 'turned _back Krumville Tubers 20-6.
: - Rosters are available ai ~cCann fod ori ., Rick B~rreta threw2 TD passes. One whi~h -
. 3 · basketball. -Play will start November 17.
was set up by a beautiful around end run by
. The roster deadline • wiH be Friday,
Jim Rea;· · .
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P:n1· ·. · · , •
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Phi Tappa Kegga turned . back the
Soccer rosters' are also available. Play -Bastards as 'Paul Burrows continued, his -
will start very shortly - so hurry and get
acrobatic catching.
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those rosters in!
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-The· Numbers remained undefeated as
Men's volleyball needs more t~ams -
Rick -Duff scored twice iii a 19-1_3 victory
hurry and· get your team .together. Drop
over t_he Gators.·
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off at the McCann Center_ as
Gmdos suffered its first loss to the 5th
soon as possible!
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Floor Rookies 19-13. Hugh Taylor and
The past'two
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weeks of intramurals made
Paul Morrazi's catches weren't"nough to
the race for first in· the NFC closer. The
keep the Army undefeated. .
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Skull Riders are all alone in the AFC.
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Guidos Army then dropped another to:
Phi Tappa Kegga defeated Krumville
the Penguin Club. -Captain John Kurtz
Tubers 13-6. Tom Gillis returned a kick-off
prepared his team well. Tim Brewer scpred
and .Paul Burrows caught a pass for the ,for the winners.
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winners. Frank Martin scored for the
Homegrown .then went on to' beat the
losers.
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The Razorbacks gave the Skull Riders a : F.R.A.N.! .
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J?layoffs start today. Those teams play- ·
· reta hit Tom Mutone and 'Mutone ran into
ing will be posted on the bulletin board by
the end zone untouched, breaking a 0-0 tie
the equipment room at McCann. GOOD
and securing a win 6-0. The Skull Riders
LUCK!
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The·scoreboard tells the whole story of the St. John's game.
Honor-Roll
PAUL WELSH -
came within 2
· seconds of Marist record -at
-1C4A
Cross Country Cham-
_ pionship.
... :.MIKE ...
CHU,NG.,:~_Jjpj~J!e!!.JJ!!\-.~-~-'·"'..a
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York
Marathon with - an
outstanding 3:49.32 time.
udwl'istr brrr.
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Andy Homola, who had 3 shutouts over a 2 week
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human eqorwas:,nade by the official, and
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the
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on
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school was able.to
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do anything with the
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protested
·
the
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game, '' com-
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severaL
-
occasions.
·
Smith conduded
.
the
~
~cpool that is also an
;
All $tate
_
selec
.
ti0!1
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f°
:
OD
:
offense. Forced to punt the
.
ball late
in
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merited CQach
.
MaleLearlier this week. "I
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.
with
_
ECAC
R()~kte.
~f the
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: o~
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Towson,·Ma~yl,~~cl~
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:
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~ 6 8 transfe~ from
_
J:lre'lafd
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Red Foxes would be better offw1th a free
.
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-
~11d they told me I was abs
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~!ai- status
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Botll
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bif
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or Colle~~jn
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North _c;:a~olina W~O Jed
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kick a~d
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had qliart
.
erb~ck
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~!eliry nin to th~
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solutely
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ri~ht; ~nd Otha~
.
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th~ official
.
had
:
mstrumental
,
towards a successfu
L
season
·:
th~!D to ~
:
I?auonal
,
ra!lkmg of fift1!_ ~n:the
,
end zone
.
for the safety; g1vmg Lowell two
,
made a mistake. AlLth1s wdLco01e to no
.
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. this ~e~r .
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e points.
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T~rriiny
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Hubcdcicke~ off
_
for
'
. avail
as
~h~re
is
JlO api>t;al P.rgcessin cpllege
·
J~mmg them w1U
.
be
.
_y~terans
.
~arry
,
.
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Fmall
_
y ,_JC>mmg the host of
:
other t
.
ale~te~
:.
Marist
/
am~ the
·
LoweJl
-
offense
:
t9ok con-
•
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·.
football,
.
and no score has ever been
.
J_am1son, a 6'3»
.
·
gµ1,1rd from
,
Wheatoh,
.
g~ards ~1_11. be
.
Ted
,
<;ampbell!
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a
5
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trol on their owh 25yard line. Several plays
reversed.
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t-',1aryland; '.fodd.: Hasler
;
a
.
6'3" guard · !r~n~fe~fr~ril Vall~y Victor Jum<?r Cg!lege
,
later Marist found-'their
...:.
backs agains(ihe
To add
,
to the ri
.
ow disappointing season
_
from Forre~tville, Conn._;
·
Rufus Cooper, a
·
:
.
m \T1cto~vi!
_
le-!
.•
Cahf
,
~here
_
he, ~a.s
·
.
nam~d
: :
waif as L9well had
'
the ball first and goal oh
·
is the.factthatseveral starting
_
and _reserve
.·
6
'O' '.
-
guard (rom
~
est Ha ven,
~
Conn., ~nd
·
AU . Cahf or~ia
. ·
for 1!1s J:ierformances
:-
m
:
the
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Red f'oxes
10
yard line
:
Twcf plays
:
late,(':"
·
players have fot some reason quit the team.
TomCrntty, a 5'10" guard from Mem~k,
..
Jum?r Col~~ge pl,y. .
.
.
·
....
..·.
itw.as third dowri arid orie aµd theri
·
all the
Coacl( Malet gave his
~
comment as, "for
·
N. Y. Along with
'
these seasoned veterans
O
W,1th this
:,
blend
.
--of
experience
.
· and
.
trouble started
.
.
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,
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.
those who deft - there are a number of
-·
will
.
be some of: MaristJs most tale
'-
ri~ed
·
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yo~thfulen!h~s~asm ~faris6viU be
_
loo
_
king
:
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With 12 sec6nds to
s<k
LO\Vell.set over
~
reas<>ns,-arid ali' the mature young men put
recruits ever
:
S~eve Eggink
,
a
6'?'. t:orwar_d
:
toward their f1rs.t _Big ~pple Basketb~ll
.
,
the :ball with Marist nowJeading:)3~~. On . football
·
in
different prospectives. Some
from
-
Eugene; qregon,
,
w~n be 101mng
_
t~1s
,
:
Conference
.
C~ait1
_
p1onsh1p .a~d
.
a
·
bert!t u1 • this
.
third arid go~l play (ro~ the__~ne, the
had classroom obligtioris and outside com-
year's squaci wi~h
·
a baclcground of ,~emg
.
th.e NCAA Nat1<>nal Playoffs.
.
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·
Foxes jumped off-sides,_and the off-
_
mitments thatleft them with that decision.
narried . twice as
.
an AH State selection _
_
at
··
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:
T~e 1980-81 · ~ea son
'!ill
·
get underway
·
sides
.
penalty was assessed.
It
is
·
,
here that
·
All'
informe
.
d me
,
of this, .and
J
would be
Marist High School in Oregon and
,
hav!ng
·
with
_
a exhib
_
i
_
t_i~m contest with th~ Po
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r
.
tugal
.
·.
theofficialhadtwochoices:
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<.
,
,
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···
·more than happy to have any of them try
ledhis.tearritotWQ
_
Consecutive state cham-
·:
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Na~onal
_
Team
-.
o_n
·
Monday, Noyeft!ber
17
.
,·
J)
Place the f<>otball½ the
'
distance of
·
for the team next season.J'
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·
·
.
·.
pi_onships
;
.T?m Meekins,_ a 5'J~J' guard
:
a_t th_~. James
~
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McCann Center. Game
the goal and.starfthe c:!6-c~.
.
,
.
will be pl!l,ymg
.
for Manst havmg been . time 1s slated for
8:00 P ,M.
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Mackin
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tc, ever:f Marist:,athletic)eam
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who
.
should
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.who
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can:
practice but shouldn't.
hit',
and
so
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letic
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trainer, Mr
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Bill' Rice
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R\ce. was als'o
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very. insightful on athletic
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a(e una\\'are
,
of.:...th~
,
adva~iages
0
~n
~
at
.
hletic
:.
injuries
:
as
:
a whole
:
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''.The best medical
<
tr'aiil.er
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h~ at
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a ~chooli'read on:
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treatment"
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is
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given
;
to jhe pfofess1onal
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,
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trainer relieve$ the
·
yari6u(coaches
:
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but
.
.
that:
:
represents the smallest
t'C::
ofan 11dded l>urderi;Jtsays _R~c:e.
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''Whereas
.
·percentage of athletes;" said Rice:
·
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.
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in lh¢'
'
past
J
~e coach ""<>fa
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team
:
h~d to
:
ta
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ke
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Rice als
.
o
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serves
as the iniramurals direc-
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chiµ-ge:of
_
equipment;;injury
care
;
aiid~
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tap~
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tor forMarist'. &'I'm"a firm
~
believer in com-
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ow
.
~,<>rfy
sol~ly a~oui'thei
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it.'f healthy for aU students,"
·
said
·
part1cq~ar cc,ntests.
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3!so another
:
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Ric~. ''I'd)1ke to see m9re won:ien compete
advantag~. 9ne that m1ght
·
be hi~den from
though; riobody
·
·
exclude
.
d
·
them from
.
the
:::
tt~ecasual
.
spc,risJan; ''The,trairiethas
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program:"
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gave his description of
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a
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.
le
·
a
,
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fo~ch_
:
c11.n t h~l~ but
.
~e
•
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.
perfect~ajne f<>r any Marist
.
tearri. •~we all
.
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abot1qhe '_Vmnp1g or losmg
.
9f a ~a.,~1cutar
·
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come out healthy
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said
.
Rice:-0''1{inning is
•.
:;giµne
;
th~ tr:amer
.
·
l~ co!!~~rned
·.
with an
..
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great,
but it's not the priority ;health is."
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athletes hfe after his playii1g
,
career .
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to s_ustain~~
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to
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.
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J)Cr.fon11
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on the
,
for the team ,however; even though he's riot
..
,
1
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,
}iel,dN-\ ~ttlr
_
athlete, racking
up
·
stats
_
at 11
.
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c:
_
ruriiiing
:
back any
;
rifore touchdowns/'
.
'l sit
:·-,
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recQr<l-$eti
j
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-
p11ce;,a!}p
.
then r.~izi11g hii
r
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in
•
the
,
preSS box and talk
·
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to
the
coaches
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s~
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_
ll~:Sc(.)me tOan ertd?Marist
.
~Qllege
.
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_:
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Wo
µ
i_w.hiitJsee
'
outthere,
.
whatlthinktfie
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ha
f
,Q athlete.in
'
thatidentical sit~~tion;
·
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a
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pa~
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~s s~ould
l
be doing
;:',
<;oa~h
.
.
.
.
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p~rt1c~larly good O..!le
·
nained
·.
Loms
:-;
Cor: ~
--.
·•
,
Malet
,
will
.
.
be askmg
.
me
.
about
·
Pace
•·
this
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because
-
~ey
;
pass
.
a
•
fot.''. says
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f
or,-
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~orsetJi,
.
who
,.
at
.
the
.
time of
·
Ns
!nj~
_
ry
.
.
settir ·:•ttjiigh(:§e
:
able
.
·
.
to
'
pick
.
up jpriie
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wa~
!~a,
..
c:t~pg_ t!te ~et Confere'!ce l~
'.
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.
.
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good
_
poihts. Anrway' I can help t~e
_
team
';
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retu,ms,
'
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1s m a
.
very frustratmg
.
situation.
.
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piesel, .~?e Katz and ~xself are a_ll
.~
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·
propterh
.
facing
·
·
the Marist squid
_
·
1
.
n
.
J.<?1.1gll
.
spot~~
:
.
~ays _Corsetti
.
about
:
his
.
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ri~ht
:
powJ~
:
~
J'.l!in~I'
that some players
.
are
?
~
pre_gt~e!lt.
.
"'i
O!J
·
w1sh you could do_
···
contemplatmg leavmg
..:
the team
:
Lou
:
.and·
·
·
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;.
··
_s<?im:thin~, b~t ~ou
,
can
1
t.'.'
.
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,;.
;his
·
teamn1ates
,
;_
~o
.
not have
·'
too mudi
',,
.
.
•
.
,
:::
f
C?~setl! ~1~_n
,
t learn of
•
~s mJury
IIJ:!"·
.
.
Jespect.for that typ~
:
of thinking. "Ldon
~
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t
me91at~lY
::
:
I ~ust had t~e
,
cas(put on Fn
:
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thi9k t~at's right,
:
''
.
says Corsetti
: ~
•We've
;
_
-
day;8ndJ
,
:watched
.
prac.t1~e that afternoqn.
·
. been working ,hard ~ince
'.
AiJgust, and to
·
:
.
Itd1dn'.t even.dawn on me_t~at
.
l'd be o~t
·
,packJt innow just isn't the right attitude. ·
:
_
-
for
.
the YC!lr.'" But once
,
he did h~_fo~nd it
· ·
Wh,en the rats jump
,
off the ship;
-
it goes
· ..
quite difficult towatch his teammates play, . right down,
u
quipped Corsetti.
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·
·
bud:specially
·
while
.
they're being defe!l,ted
; ·
·
There is a spark of good news for Marlst
/
''It's frustrating
'
when
·
they· lose/'
.
says
fans
·
regarding Corsetti, however
.
He
will
'
Corseitt
-
"l want to be
:
out there, be a part
,.,
be in full strength for the:lacrosse season.
of that u
~
man tackle.: Now .it feels lil~e I
"We'H be strong
,
thisyear," says CorsettL
.
have nothing to slfoot for.
_
•
.
~
CorsetJi'~ per-
"Most of our strong players
will
.
be back,
.·
sonar character
>
is
..
.
also not exactly C'?!l.:-
-.
a!ld I think
·
we can
.
taktnhe league.' .The
dudve to
:-
"_watching" a game r!itherJhan-.. spirit that is alive in. Lou Corsetti 'light
playing
init.
"Some~ of
:
my buddies said it
,_:
_down to his _i~]llred
·
foot is the
.
kind
_
that
was
"a
good
.
tiling I ~oul
,
dn
'_t
afford to g~
.
to
makes a Manst student proud.
,
.
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