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The Pittsburgh Press, Sunday, Mar. 30, 1975 D-S Hard Knocks Educate Pff's Brzoza NCAA Judo At Field House The 1975 National Collegiate Judo Championships, sanctioned bv the NCAA, will be held Saturday at Pitt Field House. Judoists representing more than 50 colleges among them Penn State, Ohio State and the University of Hawaii will participate in the event, with eliminations being held from 9 a. m. to 5 p.

m. and the finals from 7 to 9:30 p. m. Net proceeds will go to Children's Hospitial through the Press Old Newsboys Fund and tickets are available all Ticketron outlets. For fur-: ther information, call Kyu Ha-Kim at 831-5066 or 231-7627.

this year's recruiting, a dozen of them ranging from 230 to 235 pounds, and presumably they will get the same chance for a quickie education that Brzoza did. "By the end of spring we'll have some idea of how things are shaping up. By fall, we'll know for sure," said Brzoza. It's for sure that Pitt leaned heavily toward linemen in Nj 1 By RUSS FRANKE One thins Tom Brzoza didn't mind about getting knocked around on the Pitt line last year was that he knew he'd have three years to get even. It was a matter of learning the hard way, coming in as a freshman, and the education was worth it, right down to last game with Penn State.

Brzoza is now a fixture at offensive guard in spring drills and the worst seems to be behind him, although for the interior line as a unit it is bound to be another rigorous struggle stringing something "At least I won't feci as much pressure this year because I'll know more about technique," said Brzoza. "The worst experience I had all last season was against Penn State. "They'd get down and I'd have it in my head what I was going to do on the play, hut then they'd switch their defense just before the snap. I'd never been up against that before. "I was used to blocking the linebacker in the five-0 defenses, but if you're against a four-man line it's head-to-head with a tackle, and the ones at Penn State and Notre Dame are very strong individually." remember being stretched on the table after the West Virginia game, all beat up and exhausted, and my father came in and looked at me and said, 'Well, you wanted to be a football "In high school (Neshan-nock, New Castle), I just used to run over guys." That Brzoza came back slugging may be an ancestral trait.

His grandfather, George Chip, was the middleweight champion of the world in 1913 and he scored 29 knockouts in his career. Brzoza and his line coach, Joe Avezzano, agree that it is too soon to speculate on what have up front this year. At this time of the year, more than half the college coaches in the country will say that "we're rebuilding." Last year when Johnny Majors told Avezzano, in effect, "Go out and make me an offensive line," the situation was about the same, with center Mike Carey and guard Reynold Stoner the only re-turning interior starters. What they came up with was good enough to win seven games. This year Pitt has Brzoza and tackle Joe Stone as the only starters back, plus Mike Shaffer, Carey's backup man last season.

TOM BRZOZA A jixture at guard. Individually, Brzoza expects to be stronger himself. Last year he played at 215 pounds but his wcightlifting program could get him up to 2.10 this time around. Even at 215 he still did some knocking around of his own. "No one expected me to do wonders last year," he said, "but I guess I kinda surprised some people (that would include Tom Brzoza himself).

"I never experienced get- i beat up like that. I The Press All-Stars Champion Uniontown Leads Class A Picks 1 PPPOPOPOoaoppoonpnaaaaaoPDaaooaonpaaanD 8 Nsflljr frafncTiTrn BIlBHiffiKBBB iU 1 aarMijrjG tK SPORT GRIP Rubber lfX IX rfF YOUR ill KL axA Zj choige ffifU 'y'N STPOILOR lUjn a pjv LEE SXP GAS OIL iff Sv 4nw maxioilX treatment KIIMS filter 1 1 1 At mtfiM $197 Zwvl ifp tSS OIL FILTER WRENCH 2 I I Vmm 5 '1 a Lr 57c T84 nf7 each a- D) YOUR CHOICE OIL Qft LOCKING GAS CAP 1 SsCHS 77 teC3 JL 4 rATNx I 7i5 15 os. q- iTrmCSfJ Vll a AAsIt V3 or DtiP()T en'give tf I jj jack (Q) OvVvajSi sprintV8 squeek, gj CCjy Iack' AUTO 188 VNOMOREm.n:! led the Indians to the Section 8 title and the state quarter-finals. There were 12 underclassmen included among the all-stars, with Valley's 6-4 Benjy Pryor the only sophomore. Pryor's teammate, 6-0 junior Baron "BB" Flenory, was the 1 underclassman to be selected as an MVP.

Section 2 winner Hcmpfield matched Uniontown by putting three players on the all-star team. The Spartans put 6-2 senior Ed Buggs, 6-3 senior Bruce Irwin and 6-4 senior Doug Waszo on the Section 2 team, but Greensburg-Salem's 6-0 senior guard Dave Frye captured MVP honors. There were six other repeaters, besides Aliquippa's Cashaw, on this year's Class A team Deer Lakes' John Whitman, Farrell's Dave Sudzina, Greensburg Catholic's Ron Pal-cic, Franklin Regional's Dan Rupert, Sto-Rox' Chuck Fusina and Fox Chapel's Ron Livingston. Second in series oj Press high school basketball all-star teams selected by the coaches. By BOB BLACK Unionlown's once-beaten WPIAL champion Red Raiders (27-1) led this year's Class A team by placing three players on the All-Section 6 team.

Although Uniontown placed 6-0 senior Dana Perno, 6-1 senior Dan Spiranac and 5-6 senior playmaker Tommy Hutson on the Section 7 team, it was Conellsville's 6-4 senior Mike Hardy, averaging 24 points per game, who was selected as Most Valuable Player. South Hills Catholic's 6 5 senior Dan "Monk" Hurley was the most clear-cut MVP selection, capturing Section 10 honors. Hurley averaged 20 points per game while leading the Rebels to a 21-2 record and the Section 10 title. The only repeating MVP from last year was Aliquippa's 6-4 senior Bill Cashaw, who miAL Coss A All-Stars Class PPO Sr. 21 pro 20 197 11 16 Clou Sr.

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