Hockey vs. Bowling Green Tonight 7:30 p.m. Yost Ice Arena SPORTS Football vs. Illinois will NOT be televised, game time moved back to 1:00 p.m., Saturday The Michigan Daily Friday, October 26, 1984 .4 A Icers battle Falcons By ADAM MARTIN Walter Mondale wants to negotiate with the Soviets on the common ground of survival. Red Berenson wants to bat- tle his CCHA foes with improvement - and very little negotiation. When Berenson's troops engage last year's defending CCHA champion Bowling Green Falcons this weekend, there'll be little capitulation by either side. THE FALCONS (1-3) visit Yost Ice Arena tonight (7:30 p.m.) and then return home to host the Woverines Saturday night at Bowling Green in the first home-and-home series of the season for both teams. "Any time you play a team that was the national champion (Bowling Green captured the NCAA title last year), regardless of their inexperience, it'll be a good test," said Berenson, "it'll be a battle." Still the inexperience Berenson referred to will hinder the Falcon at- tack. Thirteen stellar performers from last year's championship squad are gone, so Bowling Green coach Jerry York is forced to work with a majority of first- and second-year players, who are slowly gaining experience and con- fidence. "I'LL BE looking for more consisten- cy this weekend," said York, whose club was swept recently by Ferris State, a team Michigan outscored 17-8 last weekend. "I've seendsome brilliance and some real improvement, but I haven't seen the consistency we need to be a winner, yet," he added. Wary of a fast-developing Wolverine offensive threat, York admitted that superb goaltending will be an absolute necessity. BUT THE six-year Falcon helmsman considers his own club's performance more important than the Wolverines' - unlike last year. "We've switched," he emphasized, "last year we talked about our op- ponents strategies; we're more concer- ned now with how our club's going to play. We've got to get our act together." York's obsession with improvement seems to be contagious. Berenson's worrying about his own club's play, and the team is confident the new Wolverine system will spark a successful season. "THE IMPORTANT thing is that we play our game," said Brad Jones, who pumped in five goals against Ferris in- cluding a hat trick on Saturday, "if we go out and play consistently, play hard and execute our wide-open offense, we can outplay any team.'' Jones, out of Sterling Heights, was named CCHA co-player of the week for his performance against the Bulldogs, and has already scored half as many goals as he did last year only four games into the '84-'85 campaign. Yet with Jones' effort and an overall high-powered scoring capability Berenson isn't about to claim CCHA dominance; he's looking for im- provement. "IMPROVEMENT from season to season is the key," he commented, "sometimes you have to look at the forest and right now we're looking at the trees." The foliage is beautiful in October,. however, and most of the Wolverines like high altitudes. But the view from above isn't going to overturn Berenson's tactical approach to this weekend's series. The former St. Louis Blues head man stressed that Bowling Green will be a strong skating team, so Michigan's checking-game. and overall defensive effort will be key. BUT WHATEVER the battlefield strategy may be, Berenson believes:; there is a strategic significance to this series. "It's important that we have a good" game Friday, but we have to ask our- selves are we making progress." Funny, Fritz and the Gipper are asking the same question. ! Doily Photo by DAN HABIB last weekend's hockey action. The Wolverines kionko' The Campus Copy Shop OPEN TILL. MIDNIGHT Monday thru Thursday 540 E. Liberty St. 761-4539 Corner of Maynard & Liberty Defenseman Bill Brauer eludes Ferris State's Paul Lowden during raised their record to 3-1 with a series sweep of the Bulldogs. Patriots oust Meye r FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - After a tumultuous 24 hours in which his defen- sive coordinator lost and regained his job, Ron Meyer was fired yesterday as head coach of the New England Patriots and replaced by Raymond Berry,. When the team learned that Meyer had been fired, "the first reaction of a lot of guys was yay, yahoo,' " said linebacker Larry McGrew. Members of the National Football League club said they felt badly for Meyer but added that his departure and the hiring of Berry as his replacement were best for the team. ' "It's going to be a real pleasant change," said defensive end Doug Rogers. "Players have to have respect for a head coach. I don't think there was a great deal" for Meyer. Meyer's firing was precipitated Wed- nesday when he fired defensive coor- dinator Rod Rust without consulting General Manager Patrick Sullivan. Rust, who is highly respected by the players was re-hired Thursday. 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