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The Sioux City Journal. Saturday, September 3, 1 994 3 Ct TOD ATS AREA COLLEGE GAMES jfjl Knight cited for hunting violation INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Bob Knight got called for a fowl. The Indiana basketball coach was cited for a state hunting violation Thursday while hunting geese on the first morning of the season. "My understanding is that Mr. Knight didn't have a hunting license with him," said Dan Henkel, a spokesman for the Department of Natural Resources.

Tom Lehay, a conservation officer at the DNR post in Sullivan County, told WTHI-TV in Terre Haute that Knight and 12 others went hunting for geese near a coal mine. Lehay said some in the group may have violated federal laws, including hunting in a baited area, exceeding the limit on geese and general license violations. Iowa State will use 3-4 defensive scheme GAME NOTES: Redshirt freshman Cliff Perry of Omaha will start at tailback for the Coyotes and Brent Petersen, also a redshirt freshman, will start at nose guard. South Dakota is opening a football season at home for the 10th straight year. The Coyotes are 7-2 in their last nine openers.

USD clobbered Northern State 59-0 in its '93 lid-lifter. Halseth, the quarterback, collected 1,466 yards of total offense last season by passing for 953 and running for 513, the llth-best single-season total in USD history. Wisconsin-Whitewater Coach Bob Berezowitz is a 1967 graduate of the school and is in his 10th season at head coach at the school. Berzowitz has a 60-30-4 won-lost record. USD's Madsen and Burtch (West Monona High School) have been pre-season Division II All-America mention.

Madsen made 86 tackles last year and Burtch had 11 Vi sackes. Wisconsin-Whitewater's offense faces a USD defense that surrendered just 99 yards rushing a game last season. Whitewater's losses last year were to St. Ambrose (7-6), Division II Central Missouri State (3-0), Wisconsin-Stevens Point (31-6) and Wisconsin-LaCrosse (31-23). THE SERIES: The two schools are meeting for the first time in football.

USD last played a Wisconsin school in 1988, whipping Wisconsin-Stevens Point 40-7 in the DakotaDome. Wisconsin-Whitewater at USD GAME DATA: Kickoff in USD's season opener in the DakotaDome in Vermillion is at 4:30 p.m. The Coyote Sports Network will cany the game live on KVHT-FM (106.3) Vermillion. THE OVERVIEW: South Dakota, a member of the NCAA Division II North Central Conference, faces an NCAA Division III foe in Wisconsin-Whitewater, a member of the Wisconsin State University Conference. Coach Denny Deehan's South Dakota team is coming off the school's first winning season since 1988.

The Coyotes were 6-5 last year.and 4-5 in the NCC. Wisconsin-Whitewater posted a 6-4 record last year and the visiting Warhawks were 5-2 in conference games, earning' a second-place tie. South Dakota features eight returning players who started the last game of the '93 season and four others who have started at least one game. Quarterback Broc Halseth, tight end Todd Goodwin of tackles Mike Cuneo and Al Beneke, guard Chris Koltz, center Dave Bush, wide receiver Scott Farrens and running back Jason Leber of Vermillion are the veteran Coyotes. Creehan also has eight returning defensive starters, including linebackers Chad Burtch of Onawa, Iowa, Jim Glogowski, Dan Holrhberg and Dennis Mez, defensive ends Tony Plantenberg of Sioux City Heelan and Corey Peters, cornerback Bart Johnson and free safety Matt Madsen.

Nebraska-Omaha at Wayne State GAME DATA: Kickoff in a season opener for both schools is at Memorial Stadium in Wayne, Neb. Wayne radio KTCH (1D4.9) will broadcast the game live. THE OVERVIEW: Wayne State was 9-1 last season and bitterly disappointed it didn't get an NCAA Division II playoff berth. UNO was toe opposite end of the spectrum, going 2-9 in Tom Mueller's last season as coach. Behrns, head coach at the University of North Dakota from 1980-85 (36-26), was named to replace Mueller last spring.

Wayne enters the game hoping to replace quarterback Brett Salisbury, receiver Damon Thomas and defensive tackle Brad Ottis. Salisbury, who passed for 3,729 yards and 29 touchdowns in his only season at Wayne, is now playing professionally in Finland. 'Ot'tis, a second-round draft choice of the Los Angeles Rams, has made the NFL club, and Thomas survived until the last roster cut of the Buffalo Bills this week. RayTowers takes over as Wayne quarterback and he'll have standout-receivers in Byron Chamberlain and Jerry Garrett. Chamberlain caught 78 passes last season and Garrett 62.

UNCVs defense must also corral Lamont Rainey, who rushed for 1,031 yards last season, and Jason Williams, who powered for 743 yards. from page B1 starter back in the line, Walden has set a goal of 400 yards a game. "I think they're very comfortable with it now," said Allen, whose team is ranked eighth nationally in Division I-AA. "Two years ago when we played them, they were still experimenting with it. Now that they've got the kinks worked out, it's pretty doggone effective." Northern Iowa's offense isn't as well established.

O'Donnell beat out Stanford transfer Chris Berg for the starting quarterback job but has thrown only 37 passes in his college career. It also might take a couple of games for the offensive line to begin clicking. But the Panthers' defense is solid with linebacker Andre Allen leading the way. Allen earned All-America honors last season and was the Gateway Conference defensive player of the year. Booth said an offense has to keep him in mind on every play.

"Running his way, you have to make sure you get him. And if he's on the backside, you have to make sure he's not going to chase down the play," Booth said) "They have GAME NOTES: UNO's 1994 media guide features a color photo of Behrns, a red Maverick helmet and the headline "Red Dawn," which signifies a supposed dawn of a new era at the school. Red will be the primary color of UNO's new uniforms. The Mavs have worn black jerseys since 1991 and black helmets since 1989, but will be decked out in red jerseys, white pants and red helmets at home and in white pants and jerseys with red helmets on the road. There are 30 UNO Iettermen and 14 with starting experience.

Linebacker Kory Andreasen led the team in tackles last season and defensive back Byron Johnson was third in tackles. Last year, Salisbury passed for 487 yards and the Wildcats registered 569 yards of total offense in a 32-19 win in Omaha. Chamberlain caught a 90-yard TD pass from Salisbury in the triumph. Jason Cahill, who threw two TD passes for UNO in the game last season, is now the starting wide receiver. Todd Kloewer, a red-shirt freshman from Harlan, will start at quarterback for UNO.

Jermaine Hill, a transfer from Fullerton (Calif.) Community College, makes his UNO starting debut at tailback. THE SERIES: The schools are meeting for the 30th time with UNO leading 13-10-6. The teams are playing in Wayne for the first time since 1971 when UNO won 17-7. Wayne State holds a 4-2 edge since the series was resumed in 1987, but the two have split the last four games. Ex-Husker Baldwin finishes treatment PREP SCOUTING REPORT TONIGHTS GAMES U.S.

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They're very experienced and confident about that defense." There's a lot of curiosity about Iowa State's defense. The Cyclones have junked their old 4-3 scheme in favor of a 3-4 and have co-defensive coordinators in Jon Fabris and Jimmy Burrow. They've taken over for Robin Ross, who resigned last winter to take a job at Western Washington. "It's really going to be a challenge for us because we haven't used this defense in any type of game situation, so I don't know what's going to happen," linebacker Jeff Cole said. "We've seen it work with other teams using it, but we've never used it ourselves.

I'm anxious to see what happens." Iowa State will be without two starters on offense. Running back Calvin Branch and split end James Brooks were suspended for the game for their role in a check forging scheme. Reserve defensive back Russell Johnson was suspended for the same reason. With Branch sitting, Walden should get a good look at two promising redshirt freshman backs Jahi Arnold and Ceoff Turner. Arnold will start.

O) Heaton, a transfer from North High School, will replace Elder at quarterback for the Wolverines. West has plenty of speed In the backfield with track sprinters Willie Akens and Justin Ball, along with 5-foot-3, 60-pound sophomore Derrick Marshall. Justin Renner returns at split end after not playing football last fall. Junior Adam Batcheller and senior Jeremy Stroman share the tight end duties while Flemlster serves his suspension. Seniors Rod Hanson (5-10, 190) and Troy Worden (5-10, 185) are returning starters in the offensive line, while Hanson and Daymond Pederson are defensive line stalwarts.

South Sioux City's Brant Haafke has moved from quarterback to running back, better enabling the senior to take advantage of his outstanding athletic ability. Junior Jeff Simony, more of a pure passer than Haafke, Is the Cardinal quarterback. Damon Rickwa was a starter at wingback a year ago while Mike Stinger, a transfer from Homer, opens at split end. South Sioux graduated tight end Brett Richmond, now at Nebraska-Kearney, and his spot will be filled by 6-4, 195-pound Justin Fischer. The Cardinals bring back veterans Paul Lowry (6-0, 240) at center, Dan Lane (5-11, 240) at guard and Dane Wagner (6-6, 220) at tackle.

Lowry and Wagner double up as defensive tackles, while Rickwa Is the lone returning starter In the secondary. THE SERIES: West won last year's game 13-9 en route to a 7-3 mark, but the Cardinals still lead the overall series 8-4. West's victory last season snapped a streak of four consecutive South Sioux wins. (O-O) rying duties evenly between senior Andy Krueger, a state wrestling champion, and speedy Kelsey Young. Krueger moved Into the starting lineup late last season.

Brian Beck, a 6-0, 165-Junior, won the starting quarterback Job after a pre-season battle with seniors Kirk Chamberlain and Caleb Klrwan. Chamberlain, though, has moved to split end, where he'll share time with senior Adam Chlcolne. Burly guards Brent Kneifl (6-5, 265) and John Locke (6-3, 225) are returning starters in the offensive line. Multi-sport athlete Chad Heylng Is a threat at wingback. Junior linebacker Erik Hansen made an impract at linebacker as a sophomore, but all of the rest of the defensive players, with the excpetlon of strong safety Joe Ross, are newcomers.

Ross, however, Is sitting out a two-game suspension for disciplinary reasons. Lincoln High quarterback Ryan Douglas, 5-11, 160-pounder, was a part-time starter last fall, completing 29 of 63 passes for 406 yards. Tyrone Hall and Richard King earned letters at l-back, while wingback Sean Ap-plegale and tight end Charlie Schroeder also earned letters. The Links should also reap benefits from l-back Vashon Sandifer, a transfer student from Florida. THE SERIES) This Is the first-ever meeting between the two schools.

P20575R11 36.95 38.95 39.95 Ji. 42.95 sio oiy NtwtMiw LINCOLN (AP) A former University of Nebraska running back found not responsible by reason of insanity in a beating case was released Friday from court-iordered treatment. It was exactly two years ago Fri-day that Scott Baldwin was released into an outpatient program in Omaha following the Jan. 18, 1992, assault on a Lincoln woman. Three days later the Roselle, N.J., native was paralyzed from the waist down when he was shot while scuffling with Omaha police who tried to subdue him during a psychotic episode.

Baldwin, 24, later admitted he had stopped taking his court-ordered medication. Lancaster County District Judge Paul Merritt said the anniversary made him apprehensive, but he has seen no clear and convincing evidence that Baldwin will be a threat to society, "if and that's with capital letters if he continues to take medication for his mental illness." Doctors say that Baldwin suffers from schizo effective disorder. He was diagnosed as suffering a psychotic episode when he assaulted Gina Simanek outside her Lincoln apartment in January 1992, and again when he scuffled with Omaha police later that year. "Everybody who has testified at these hearings over the years says he's not a danger to himself and others if he takes his medication," Merritt said. He said the consequences of UNO softball coach OMAHA (AP) Nebraska-Omaha Coach Mary Yori has been named the NCAA Division II Softball Coach of the Year.

Yori led the Lady Mavs to a school-record 55 victories and a No. 3 national ranking last season. UNO Gable worries about coaching in Olympics IOWA CITY (AP) Iowa wrestling Coach Dan Gable is worried the poor showing by his United States team last week at the 'World Championships could cost him the opportunity to coach the U.S. Olympic team. Gable said he wants to coach the U.S.

team at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta but "a lot of people are going to look at the results, and that's the bottom vThe bottom line wasn't very The defending champ heading into the World Championships in Istanbul, Turkey, the U.S. team had just two wrestlers earn medals and neither won gold. Defending world" champions Tom and Terry Brafids, both former Iowa wrestlers under Gable, failed to place." "I think the athletes probably had an eye-opening experience With me as well as with the competition," Gable said. "I'm not exactly sure if I shocked their systems too much." Gable said he had only 10 days with the wrestlers. my way of training the athletes is much more structured than they ever had but you don't do it in 10 days," he said.

"I didn't go in there intending to Wea'r anybody out or anything like that. In fact, I eased off." If it does cost him the Olympic job, he said it won't be fair. The selection will be made by a USA Wrestling panel. "If they evaluate me on that alone, they are missing the boat," he said. "If you're an educated person you analyze it and happened and why it happened." Gable said international wrestlers emulated the Brands' aggressive style and used it against the Americans.

"Lthink a lot of the foreigners picked up their style a little bit," he said. "They came out to score. We weren't ready for guys hitting lis as quick as they did." SOUTH SIOUX (O-O) AT WEST (O GAME DATA) Kickoff time tonight at Roberts Stadium is 7:30 p.m. No live radio coverage is planned. THE OVERVlEWi West begins life after Jon Elder, entertaining South Sioux City In the 1994 football opener for both schools.

Elder, a University of Nebraska recruit who recently transferred to Wayne State College, led the Wolverines to their first-ever playoff berth a year ago. The strong-armed quarterback Is gone, but Coach Al Charlson still should field a formidable squad this fall. West lost only to Heelan twice and Sioux Interstate Conference champion Sioux Falls Washington In a 7-3 campaign. An experienced group of 25 seniors returns, the most ever In Charlson's three seasons at West. South Sioux City, meanwhile, Is coming off an 0-9 campaign, but Coach Bob Burkett's first squad lost three games by seven points or less.

Both teams enter tonight's games somewhat shorthanded, with West's Zeron Remlster and Sam Blakey sitting out one game for disciplinary reasons and South Sioux City's Nick Wanamaker and Rollln Stanley shelved for the season because of injury. Flemlster, a 6-5, 21 5-pound, senior, will play tight end while Blakey is a starting defensive back. Wanamaker, a Junior back, suffered a broken leg In practice, while 225-pound senior Stanley will miss the season because of a back injury. South Sioux City has moved down to Nebraska Class but still faces a rugged schedule, with Class top-ranked Blair next on the agenda. FEATURE PLAYERS! Corey HEELAN (O-O) AT LINCOLN HIGH GAME DATA) Kickoff time tonight at Lincoln High School In Lincoln, Is 7:30 p.m.

Radio coverage will be on KKSC (1470-AM). THE OVERVlEWi Heelan is looking forward to another outstanding season under Coach Joe Malsam, who has guided the Crusaders to playoff berths In each of his first five seasons. The Crusaders finished 5-3 during the regular season, but caught fire In the playoffs, advancing to the Class 4A championship before losing to Iowa City High and prep All-Amerlcan running back Tim Dwlght. Only two defensive players with much experience return, but Heelan boasts a veteran offense with plenty of speed In the backfield. The Crusaders have had three state runner-up teams In the last five years under Malsam, who Is 45-1 3 In that span, Malsam Is a bit concerned about depth on offense, In the secondary, at linebacker and at defensive end.

Any serious injuries could cause some problems at certain positions. Lincoln High posted a 4-4 record under first-year coach Erie Knoll and Is ranked eighth In the Nebraska Class A pre-season ratings. A run-orented club, the Unks bring back en experienced quarterback and three starting offensive linemen. The backfield should also be strong and deep. FEATURE PLAYERSi If things go as planned, the Crusaders will divide ball car 1 a Baldwin's previous failure to take his medication are well known.

"For that he spends the rest of his life in a wheelchair," the judge said. In the six months since he allowed Baldwin to live with his girlfriend, Jolene Davidson, "he has shown a willingness and commitment" to stay on his medication, Merritt said. County Attorney Gary Lacey has been a vocal opponent of easing Baldwin's living arrangements and requirements. "I have to live with the judge's decision," he said. "It's impossible for us to prove that he won't take his medication.

I can only hope he will. "He's in a different frame of mind since he was injured." The prosecutor said he wouldn't hesitate to file a mental health order "in a millisecond" if Baldwin ever has a scrape with the law again. Baldwin told reporters he has no intention of skipping his medicine again. "I feel really bad about what happened in the past and I'm sorry," Baldwin said. "I went through a lot myself." He said he wants to take some time to visit his family in New Jersey before returning to Lincoln to work as a volunteer with a youth center, then start looking for a job in the youth counseling area.

"It'll be like starting a new life. I will deal with my mental illness, there are worse things in life," he said. wins national honor also went undefeated in league play to win the North Central Conference crown for the first time since 1985, and Yori used a lineup that started five freshmen. "It's a nice honor," Yori said. Jordan won't play in charity game CHICAGO (AP) Michael Jordan has nixed another rumor.

Stories circulated this week that the retired Chicago Bulls star would play in a charity basketball game next Friday at the soon-to-be-demolished Chicago Stadium. Jordan quashed the rumor. The basketball game, sponsored by former Bulls teammate Scottie Pippen, is the last event scheduled at the 65-year-old stadium, where Jordan led the Bulls to three successive National Basketball Association championships. But Jordan said he would not play in it or any other charity basketball game, but he wishes Pippen luck. Nine current or former NBA stars have confirmed their intent to play in the game.

They are Pippen, Dominique Wilkins, Charles Oakley, B.J. Armstrong, Horace Grant, Ron Harper, Gary Payton, Mitch Richmond and John Starks. Two roll high pin series Jim LeCIair bowled a 731 series and Carl Stolze a 706 in the Plaza Men's League Friday night. LeCIair had games of 225, 249 and 257, while Stolze's games were 243, 246 and 217. teams have strong defensive backf ields SUPER RIDE All Season Steel Belted Radial Division KellvSDrlngfleld POLY-STEEL CONSTRUCTION WHITEWALL behind a line that returns three starters.

Tackle Ian Davis is a fourth returning veteran, but he's out for several weeks with a foot injury. "Our big question marks are on defense," Flynn said. "We feel we have a solid secondary. Our concern is our up front people We just don't perform well against the rush." Central Michigan, allowed 224.5 rushing yards per game in 1993. Iowa's defense, which surrendered 24 rushing touchdowns last year, will try to stop tailbacks Brian Pruitt and Eric Johnson.

The two combined for 1,462 yards and eight touchdowns last season. While both teams have been soft against the run, both have solid secondaries. Central Michigan, which had the No. 2 pass defense in the MAC conference last year, returns leading tackier Tim Banks as well as Quincy Wright and Chad Murphy. Iowa defensive backs picked off 18 passes last season and allowed just 172 passing yards per game.

from page B1 he'd be one of the top two fanning quarterbacks we'll see all year," Fry said. "This guy's a great big guy and he can fly. He's got a fal strong arm." Fry, must decide between isophomore Ryan Driscoll and redshirt freshman Matt Sherman at quarterback. Listed as co-starters, both lack game experience. Jefferson Bates! and Mike Dupree also may play.

know there's a question mark at quarterback because they haven't played, but we also know that Iowa has a tradition of great quarterbacks," Flynn said. "We know whoever their starting quarterback is will be more than capable." Flynn said he's worried about Iowa's running game, even though it averaged just 108 yards per game last year. However, veterans Sedrick Shaw and Ryan Terry are back P15580R13. P17580R13 P18580R13 31.95 P18575R14 1.1...,., 32.95 P19575R14 33.95 P20575R14 35.93.