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7D DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. ROCHESTER. N.Y.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10.

1982 Schools and players are among the giants Giants by 4, Bills by 3 over Steelers Woolff reveals Dailey considered suicide FROM PAGE 1D FROM PAGE 1D FROM PAGE6D Texans against the Mexicans at the Alamo. Oilers came close to Giants last week led most of the game, in fact Dallas, however, looks as strong as ever. At least strong enough to win this one, even if the Cowboys don't cover the spread. Cowboys 27, Oilers 21. Upset of the week Miami (4-1) at New England (2-3): Dolphins are six-point favorites against a New England team that took its lumps in Chicago on Sunday.

Patriots always play Miami tough especially in Foxboro where snow and cold may be problems for overrated Miami squad. Patriots 21, Dolphins 20. Record: Last week, overall: 7-7; against spread: 5-9. Season, overall: 38-32; against spread: 38-32. Upsets: 4-1.

Frank LaGrotta is the Democrat and Chronicle pro football writer. beat the Falcons in Atlanta. Falcons 23, Saints 21. Lot Angeles Raider (4-1) at Kansas City (1-4): This would be a good game to call an upset in. Could be that the Raiders have had too many close calls in recent weeks.

Kansas City was bombed by Pittsburgh last week What effect will that have? Raiders 26, Chiefs 14. Monday night Dallas (4-1) at Houston (1-4) (Channel 13, 9 The battle of the Lone Star State may be a bigger mismatch than the come from the District of Columbia and come through our Upward Bound program instead of the one in Cambridge, and if he were three feet tall instead of seven, we would have accepted him into Georgetown." Ewing has remained eligible, taking the normal Georgetown courses, as do all the players, Father Healy said. The president, who teaches an English class, recalls two semesters with Eric "Sleepy" Floyd, last year's star. "We studied Donne, Dylan Thomas, Eliot and Gerard Manley Hopkins, and let me assure you, this guy has been through a serious experience in poetry. Sleepy did 12 papers of two-three pages and two big ones, and I can tell you, I worked him hard." BUT THE QUESTION remains: Does a winning basketball team justify all the recruiting, the scheduling, the tutoring of athletes all that energy at a college where academics are important? "I'm not embarrassed by having a good team," Father Healy said.

"I would have been if our five seniors had not been graduated last year. "There are two great educational goods from athletics. One is the creation of beauty the making of a beautiful object, a well-played game, the patterns of motion, controlled skill," Father Healy said. "We teach a kid to strive for perfection, and sometimes, there it is on the court, the integrity of body and mind. Then there is the more obvious effect of pulling a body of people into a circle." Georgetown does not neglect the bodies of its other students or faculty members: Its recreation center, with pools and racquet courts, is open nearly around the clock.

The priest said the founder of his order would be pleased to see gruff, witty John Thompson sending his young men out to play a basketball game. "John Thompson is very straightforward, very involved in education," Father Healy said. "Loyola would like the way John Thompson helps his players order their lives. Those two cats would get along." George Vecsey writes for The New York Times. of "sound mind, sound body," which many people attribute to the Romans, who merely borrowed it Some cultures have separated the two, leaving many contemporary people with the notion that body and mind are antithetical.

When the first Jesuit educational code, Ratio Studiorum (Latin for "a plan of was written in 1599, athletics were not mentioned. However, early Jesuit schools did have activities like theater, and by the late 1700s English boarders were playing soccer in Jesuit schools in France. The growing interest in athletics is a reflection of the Jesuits' policy of full involvement in every culture and society. In a sports-loving nation like the United States, it is not surprising that Jesuit schools would try to excel at sports. "ALL CREATED THINGS help us unite with God," said the Rev.

Edward Glynn, president of St Peter's College. When Father Glynn was at the Woodstock Theological Center on the Georgetown campus, he became friendly with Thompson. He said Thompson's teams "are consistent with inspiring people to achieve excellence. I know John well enough to say he wouldn't recruit somebody if that person could not earn a degree from Georgetown. If they lied to him about attending, he wouldn't let them play." Father Healy of Georgetown said his Jesuit colleagues often ask, "What's the truth about Pat Ewing?" The president said, "I would welcome a world in which I could release Pat's test scores, but I can't People want to know if he can read.

It's made for some unpleasant signs in a few arenas, I'll tell you, I find it pretty crude, pretty racist" FATHER HEALY, WHO formerly worked in the open admissions field, added: "Let me assure you that had Pat Ewing Some interpreted the respoase as a lack of remorse and the Bulls' office was inun- dated with protest calls. Some women's groups picketed outside the Bulls' pre-sea-son exhibition games. Dailey then apologized publicly. "I want to come back to Chicago and show the people that Quintin Dailey is a human being, not an animal," he said then. "I have been so down it's unbelievable since I saw what the papers said about me." He explained that he had been so excited about being chosen by the Bulls in the first round that "I thought I could put all that in thl past I "have felt plenty of remorse." The nursing student has since filed a $300,000 suit against Dailey.

Woolf says the ordeal did not end with his apology. The attorney added that "we couldn't get in at some places in Chicago when we moved him here because he was Quintin Dailey. We put deposits in and were turned down. Even in restaurants." Dailey didn't show up Tuesday night for a game in Chicago against the New York Knicks. Bulls officials learned later in the evening after contacting police that he had fallen asleep in his suburban Northbrook apartment.

The Bulls said in a statement that in addition to his personal troubles, Dailey has had to cope with "the normal pressures on an NBA rookie." "I talked to Quintin every day and the pressure is a little too much for him," said Dolores Burton, sister of California Angels baseball star Reggie Jackson and the mother of Dailey's fiancee, Wanda. "I just told him this afternoon (Wednesday) when I talked to him, 'You're going to have obstacles for an awfully long time, I don't know how Quintin keeps going. He just keeps holding it in," she said. heck, I like anything that will help the Pittsburgh Steelers win." And the new look, on offense and defense, where the Steelers have gone from a four-man to a three-man defensive front, have helped the Steelers win. Heading into Sunday's game against the Bills at Rich Stadium (1 p.m.), the Steelers are 4-1 with Bradshaw leading the league with 82 completions in 137 attempts for 1,070 yards and 12 touchdowns.

At 34, Bradshaw is at the age where most football players start thinking about retirement. "Not me," he laughed. "I went through that before. I guess I want to play as long as I can. Maybe six more years.

I'd be 40 then. That sounds good. "I have always said I am a good quarterback and I have always said I can get better," Bradshaw said. "I work hard and I know I have a lot of room for improvement My philosophy is you never have arrived. You are never a good as they say you are or as bad as they say you are.

"Besides," he said, laughing again, "I'm having too dang much fun to quit now." Bradshaw: 'burned out' to burning defenses FROM PAGE 1D is back in his familiar spot as the leading quarterback in the NFL "What we're doing now is totally different," said Bradshaw, reflecting on the fact that there are 11 rookies and only 24 players from the Steelers last Super Bowl team (1979) on this year's squad. "First, we are throwing to all our receivers," he explained. "Heck, Franco (Harris) is our leading rusher (266 yards) and receiver (22 catches for 171 yards. "We're also using different formations and running shorter pass routes," he added. "As for me, I am releasing the ball quicker and I am more conscious of the shorter passes." The adjustments were difficult at first even for a veteran like Bradshaw.

"I knew it would take time," he said. "At first I had to break a lot of bad habits and unlearn a lot of old stuff that had paid off before but that we weren't going to use as much anymore. "I had to get used to it." he said. "But Moog says it's planning Associated Press Despite a decline in profit last fiscal year, officials of Moog of East Aurora, said they plan no workforce cuts. In western New York, the Moog payroll totals 2,558, a 6 percent increase in a year.

Worldwide employment is 3,117. The machine tool and aerospace no workforce reduction equipment maker received about $7 million in government contracts last year for research and development projects on four separate MX missile programs. In the fiscal year ended Sept 30, profit fell to $6.9 million, or 80 cents a share, from $9.3 million, or $1.17 per share the previous year. Sales rose 9 percent to $168.9 million. Anheuser fount of data FROM PAGE 100 years.

The first commercial opened with a picture of a bottle of Michelob with a bottle of Natural Light standing in back of it, to develop an association between the two brands. Anheuser found consumers would go into a tavern, ask for a "light," and get a Miller Lite, Novak said. The company then tried to get consumers to call it "natural." That begat the Ray Jay Johnson commercials can call me Ray, or you can call me Jay. But, "there's only so much you can do with Ray Jay Johnson," Novak said, and the campaign was eventually scrubbed. The next campaign who had previously been employed by Miller, explaining why they switched to Natural Light The trouble was that since the commercials mentioned both beers, consumers couldn't remember which was being advertised, Novak said, so that too was scrapped.

There is also a trap in using celebrities, Novak said. At meeting of the Rochester chapter of the American Marketing Association, Novak showed old and new Anheuser commercials. One showed Frank Sinatra and Ed McMahon playing poker. "When you use (celebrities) in a nationwide TV commercial, the risk you take is that if that celebrity loses popularity, so will your brand. That's true with any commercial product," she said.

Sinatra is no longer a Bud celebrity. McMahon remains a spokesman, but is no longer in com-mericals. Anheuser is aiming, through television, at a younger crowd, Novak said, and McMahon doesn't fit the image. Now, Natural Light is "the beer with a taste for food." For instance, the beer is shown with steaming plates of lasagna and sizzling sirloins. Novak said the beauty of the campaign is its versatility.

It can be regionalized and ethnicized easily. Busch regional beer," said Novak. "We sell it in 28 is aimed at the 18- to 24-year-old, blue-collar, heavy drinker. The commercials show cowboys, cattle and mountains. Anheuser also knows details about how beer is sold: Beer is the fourth-leading sales item in grocery stores, contributing 4.5 percent of the average stores' revenues.

It is second, Behind tobacco, in convenience stores. The incentive for stores, Novak said, is beer's 26.5 percent average gross margin, meaning the price charged customers is that much higher than what the store paid for it Sixty percent of all beer sales are impulse buys. The average shopper spends 45 minutes on a shopping trip. With an average of 6,000 items in the grocery store, this leaves the thirsty shopper just 0.3 seconds to choose a beer, Anheuser calculates. Anheuser, then, uses bright displays to catch the eye, and posts signs over the displays showing the price of the beer, so the shopprr doesn't have to hunt for it, she said.

If Bud is the second-largest selling beer in a region, it's placed on a shelf next to No. 1. If Bud's No. 1, it sits next to No. 30.

When competing with a regional brewery, as in Rochester, Novak said, "Most likely they will dominate that area and there's not a whole lot you can do." The consumers in that area will be extremely loyal to that brand, she said, and Anheuser is usually outmanned. "It just a handful of people (the distributor) against a whole brewery." Pabst sticks with Heileman offer Associated Press and Dow Jones News Service MILWAUKEE Pabst Brewing Co. yesterday stuck with a tender offer from Heileman Brewing rather than one from Paul Kalmanovitz, chairman of Falstaff Brewing Co. Kalmanovitz said he filed an antitrust suit against Pabst and Heileman. NV Philips and Siemens set joint long-term research Dow Jones News Service E1NDOHOVEN, The Netherlands NV Philips Gloeilampenfabrie-ken, of the Netherlands, and Siemens AG, of West Germany, said they will do joint, long-term research in semiconductor materials, microelectronics, computer-aided design and electronic speech recognition.

Philips said short-term product development will be excluded. Ini tially, 50 scientists will be engaged in the program. Dean Witter contests suit Dow Jones News Service NEW YORK Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. said it will "vigorously contest" a Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner Smith Inc. suit alleging infringement of a Merrill Lynch asset management account patent.

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