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PAGE 12 THE EVEMXG SUN, BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1974 "In the beginning, all the rookies wanted to know what Jets Don't Expect To Demolish Colts he wa like." Carl say. "He's and the first anywhere in IS games Joe Willie had his poorest day of the season, hitting just 7 of 21 pauei for 63 yards, throwing 2 interceptions and being sacked 4 times. Joe Thomas is in the fifth head coach to lead the Colts just a regualr guy. I had a' beer with him and a couple "It (losing) hurts a lot," he 1 bury, Conn.) football is really pressure was harder, Coach Charley Winner and the rookie defensive r.M Weeb Ewbank both low- other guys last night." The admits tackle. poor.

And getting recognition we've been embarrassed," Barzilausks counters. 'There's no morale problem or pride problem. We're not as bad as our record (1-4) indicates. The criticism? Don't says, I just kept trying and so did a lot of other people. We all had good attitudes; I don't JET TRAILS: Jets beat the Colts twice last year, 34-10 was so much political it was unbelievable.

I had little help getting into college. "Neither is Baltimore as bad think there were any so-called losers out there." Maybe Barzo tried harder The Jets found Carl easily, By Phil Hmh Carl Barzilauskas. The name doesn't exactly roll off the tongue but it fits the man, Carl being a 6-foot-6, IZ 230-pound tackle for the New York Jets. His nickname: 'Brontosaurus," of course. Even as a moving target, a Brontosaurus is an easy hit.

First they got Carl with the 7. pressure of being a first draft -'choice, then came the ered the boom on their players after the defeat "No enthusiasm, no hitting a complete lack of pride," says Winner in the Jets' official weekly press release. "Thank God I have trouble with my eyelids and I only had as its record (0-5). We don't believe everything you read in the papers, says Barzilauskas, debunking a story headlined, "Coach, GM Blast 'Pridcless' Jets." "A lot of things came out in the papers that weren't really said," says Carl of the flak against the Jets in the past five years Ex-Colt Joe Schmiesing plays next to Barzilauskas at defensive tackle Kickoff (TV, Ch. 11) is at P.M.

at Shea Stadium. without Namath at Baltimore and 20-17 with Namath at Shea The series stands at 4-4. Last week was the first time Jets have been shut out at home in their 15-year history then threw him immediately because few colleges sought into the starting lineup. He leads the team in tackles and him. He was already 6-5 and 275 as a high school senior, expect to blow them off the field Sunday." Barzilauskas is used to being defensive about defeats.

His Indiana teams won only nine games during his. three-year captured the nation's notice with a strong Monday night "but I guess they thought I that followed thP Jets' 24-0 aicn wnn one eje, c-w- effort against Miami loss to New England last Sun- Jbank told the PaPrs- day. I "That was the first week wasn't good enough. "Where I come from (Water- career. "It wasn't a great deal of pressure at the beginning," says Carl, "but you knew you had to live up to everything Today thru Sunday Douglas Enjoys Tutoring Clipper Rookie rry Hargrove was like the first year he spending last year with Balti-1 "He has size (6-3 and he's alSheremetta.

Hargrove spending last year with Balti Sheremetta. said and written about you. You knew they wanted you to UNITED STATES Tomorrow be a starter but there was so By Larry much to learn The Clipper practice at Orchards had been over for half night's game will be aired on WBAL-FM starting at 7.55 P.M. One of the things to learn broke into professional hockey with the Springfield Kings (then known as the Indians). Eddie Shore, one of the great was a guy named Namath.

an hour, but Kent Douglas and Roger Lemelin were still on the more, is always willing to talk about how much he learned playing with Kent. Lemelin was only eight years old when Douglas was named the National Hockey League's rookie-of-the-year good skater," says Kent. "The biggest adjustment he's going to have to make is moving the puck. "In juniors he could probably get away with carrying it a lot, but up here he'll have to start passing it more." Who knows, in a few years, ice. est defensemen ever to play Douglas, the 28-year-old vet with Toronto in 1962.

Roger the game, was running the Springfield club and Kent joined them late in the season right out of junior hockey. "When the season ended," recalls Douglas, "Shore kept me in Springfield for an extra Lemelin will probably be can't seem to get over that he's being privately tutored by one of the game's finest de spending time on the ice with another rookie telling him about the days he got private week. He and I then worked CtolifHiiiiiriilj HUES' Glad To Be Here 'At first I was disappointed about not staying with Kansas lessons irom JJougias. CLIPPER CAPERS-Spring-field has just four players returning from its 1973-74 club Springfield alto features a new working agreement with the California Golden Seals to BALTIMORE NATIONAL PIKE U.S. RT.

40 WEST (Opposite Normandy Shopping Cn)r) Ellicott City, Md. NOW IN PROGRESS City," says Lemelin, "but now I'm glad things have worked out four hours a day for six days. Plenty Of Students "I learned more in that 24 hours on the ice than I ever had in all the years up to that point. I decided then that if I ever had the chance I'd try to pass the same along to other eran defenseman, was showing Lemelin, the 20-year-old rookie defenseman, a few things about using the boards to move the puck out of his own end. He may need the advice tomorrow night when the Clippers open their home schedule at 8 P.M.

at the Ciyic Center against Springfield. It would be easy for Douglas to resent Lemelin. The young rookie is definitely pulling down a bigger salary, thanks to a hefty contract he signed with the National Hockey League's Kansas City Scouts. Good Memory However, Douglas doesn't think about comparing paychecks when he spends extra time with the rookie. All Douglas can remember is what it out like they have.

This is a great team to play for if you're a defenseman because go with the one they already had with the Los Angeles Kings Among former Clip POWERBOAT SHOW ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND CITY DOCK HARBOR THE WORLD'S LARGEST IN-THE-WATER POWERBOAT SHOW It's the largest fleet of inboard powerboats ever presented to the boating public. Over 150 new yachts, cruisers, trawlers, sportfishermen and houseboats on display in-the-water. SEE over 100 smaller inboard, IO and outboard runabouts, fishing and high performance boats on shore. PLUS hundreds of marine product and powerboat, accessory exhibits from gas and diesel engines to radar, air conditioning to publications Show Hours: Friday October18 10a.m;to9p.m. Saturday October19 10a.m.

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