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20 THi TtOY mCOKO, TKOY. TUISOAY 21, If72 Dick Lyon Returns To RPI As Athletic, Phys-Ed Boss coach Lyon, HH- vmlly lor the IMZ-U Khoo! Xltiryn ll-yfir at Army Ihe last six President tnr AT. K.M nA wieucs ra tiuik-n I l.von received his dp. L.I- old Mnlor at IJnlveriltv at been an associate football coach nounred by Dr. Byron F.

al Army Ihe last six Vice President for Student has been named Chairman of fairs Monday. UK Athletlc-Phytical a i a succeeds Kdwln Jucker Troy Cagers Open Friday By HARRY HAGGERTY Troy High, new John Campbell, opens Its 1972 73 basketball season Fridaj liisht at home against SI. IS'ich olas of Tolenline of New Yorl FRED TURNER and Trojans will have Ijust one starter returning from year's club. i The Flying Horses lost plenly through graduation and Campbell will have to rely on a quick but small and somewhat inexperienced team to carry them through (he upcoming season. The Trojans ended the season Pharmacy Cagers Top Berkshire Albany College of Pharmacy notched its third victory in as rnany starts by coming from behind for-an SO-65 decision over Berkshire Christian College in a Northeastern Athletic Conference basketball game at Pittsfield, Monday night.

Pharmacy rallied from a 43-39 halftime deficit to tie the game 57-all on a shot by Dave KrajinsM with 10 minutes left. Berkshire's first-half spurtl a sparked by guard Bill Milchell, who scored 20 of his 33 points in the first 20 minutes But APC took charge midway through the secant! half and won going away. Krazjnski Jed the Owls with 18 points, while Tom Krolik added 17, Jerri Stover 14 and Dave Clark added 10. Phar- Jrncy took a 59-17 -rebounding The victory marked Pharmacy's opener in the NAC, while Berkshire evened its record al lasl year i a 6-4 Clasj A League mark and tied for second place with I.inton and Mont Pleasant. Philip srhuyler won the league with an 8-2 mark.

Over-all, Troy posted a 14-7 ledger. Some of the big stars gone from last year's dun were ilandout Syl Canty and John Dickton, bulh Ali- City choices; centers Charles Gardner and Mruce Slymer and guard a Williams' Harrell Back The only returning starter From the 1971-72 oluh is junior Pete Harrell. a 5-U jumping lack who broke into the lineup midway Ihrousjh the 1971-T2 season. Harrell has nailed down one of the guard spots but his back-court partner has yet to be named. Fred Turner, 6-0 senior forward who saw reserve duly last hold doTM a forward ipol.

Turner turned in the best insie game scoring performance on the team last year when he gunned in 37 points against Amsterdam in the second game. Younger brother Phil Turner, a 6-2 junior, has the beat on the other forward slot but Campbell said 5-11 soph Crawford Garris, he leading scorer on the jayvee cam last year, and 6-4 junior Jerry Caiman are also in the running. Robert Dickson, another reserve from last year, will probably be at center. Dickson stands 6-2. Wide Open Campbell, who starred al 1-1.

Pharmacy hosts St College Nov. 28. Rose Emiis IIIE 3 9 Mitchell 1 ball coach at Rollins College in with Roliort Durst I continuing Winter Park, Florida. athletic director and Ed- At department Jonlot continuing the Unsingburgh High and Tufts Jniversily before taking' over is freshman coach at Troy iigh. said the other guard spot wide open but stated senior Art and Hill, junior sophomores Pete Rhodes George IV'il- iams and John Mayben are trong candidates.

Campbell admits he doesn't Health, Physical Education and llecroation along with being the head football coach (3S-6-2 ine Lyon, mirs Heights, N.Y., nallvo, has! Lyon received his been the defensive coordinator ee from SnringHeM College In of (he Armv vartllv 1 In hl 01 (he Arin iaislly UM i( JK 19W ydt team at Wcsl Point. Central School. (ieKlleman 1 ve Mr5 (n() st: ao i "We're very sorry to lose such wus Ihe school's Director of a fine gentleman awl coach us 611 --i Dick I.yon," says Ann)' head coach Tom Cahill. "His loss. lu be greatly felt.

He has con-jonl), varsity baseball coach and Irllnilwl tremendously to our junior basketball coach, program In his six years here) Lyon then wenl to Wellsville, West Point." Central School for two to coming (o VMr where he was an Instruo lie was Ihc head football lnr of health, physical education Ithaca College (or nine sea-i "crQatloti and also served sons (1958-C7) where his (cams!" 5 head foolb.ll coach (9-6-1 rec- put together a 49-20 record. in varsity baseball and assist- A member of the Jtahaca a l) skel1 11 lege Athletic Hall of Fame, Lyon served as an admission counselor and director of a i affairs while at ICiaca. DICK LYON Parseghiaii Raps Bama's Bowl Route CHICAGO (AP) Ara continued Ara. "We were seghian decision Bowl and served notice to Southern Cal and Nebraska that his Notre Dame football team will not be easy lo beat. "From everything I've read, and by their own admission, Alabama took the easy way opponent but slated 'they've always been well- drilled and well-balanced and I expert they will he the same his year.

We have a small and incx wrienced club this year," Campbell says, adding, "but we ike to run and hopefully we'll 'et things together in the near ulure." Meanwhile several other non- eague games dot the scholastic wsketball scene this week with t. Joseph's meeting Vineentian, Fonda taking on Bishop Scully' and St. Peter's facing SI. Mary's of Glens Falls Friday nighl. Saturday night, Mechanicville goes to Saratoga while on tonisht'5 card, St.

Patrick's of Catskill entertains Hunler-Tannersville. Thompson Injured iVEW YORK A The New I York Jets said Monday that de 'J tensive end Steve Thompson suf 'erecl a broken right leg in the ii ii m.11 a first of Sunday's 28-24 loss to the i a i Dolphins and wil be sidelined for the rest of (he National Football League sea son. bowls." Alabama, which could have chosen (o play defending na- ional champion Nebraska in he Orange Bowl and possibly avenged last season's 38-5 loss Nebraska, decided to go to he Cotton Bowl to face once- beaten Texas. "I guess Alabama figures on beating Auburn and Texas for an undefeated season and Ihen wpcs that Ohio State beats Michigan and we beat Southern Cal which would leave Alabama the only undefeated team in the nation," said Parseghian. Decision "Two years ago we were confronted with a similar deci- TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? CALL AAMCO 24 Hr.

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tervlce, he. attend eil St. University tor IM3-44 school and fln- Uhed his educttiun it Lyons IB member of the American football Coaches Association and the New York State Coaches Association. Jlo ii married to the former 0 vtriity of Penniylvanli, OFFICIAL INSMCTION H.Y.S. STATION 0N1LI 0 fTATWM t.

Tm a Colgate University i a and Scl Lyon, graduate cure, B.S.), spent at HP1 and had a -i-18 record as the Kngineers' head fuotbail coach during those years (1954. 57). Coached Wrestling Lyon, who was an assistant Physical educaliion (J J)usj(ion of Four Straight The New York Yankees won four last flag i i year. straight pennants when won in 1964. II win (heir LANDRIGAN INSURANCE AGENCY SOUTHERN DRIVE LATHAM, N.

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sons the runnerup to either Wilt Archibald continues to burn in Hayes up the NBA nels. After 19 Association games the. star guard of is fmally No. 1, a a a City-Omaha ta IhiT'" Scd i 252 80.U and 1st free Monday by the league. throws for 655 points and a 345 The 6-foot-TM center of Ihc average, all lops in (he Baltimore Bullets had 24 Charlie Scott of the Phoenix rebounds against Phoenix lastlSuns is rimnorup in scoring Friday night, then repealed his i with 27.3 average followed performance the next i Atlanta's I'etc Maravich af against Chicago.

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