Page 4 RUSH CAPTURES HORSESHOE The Capitol Campus spring term intramural horseshoe tournament championship was decided on Monday, May 3, as Denny Rush of the Studs defeated Jim Cryder, also of the Studs, by scores of 21-16 and 21-10. Rush played a very consistent game and continued to pile up points which continually forced Cryder into an uphill battle to remain in the game. A total of only 3 ringers were thrown in the entire game as both men tried to place the shoe as close as possible to the stake. Rush was elated over his win; but Cryder was peeved at himself for having an “ofT” day. Cryder made his way into the semi-finals by virtue of 2 byes. He played “Stretch” Gregorich of the DMZ, last term’s champion, in an extremely close match. It was a match in which a total of 12 ringers were made; with 9 of these coming from the skilled arm of Gregorich. His feat can be considered even more impressive because of the strain both men had to play under due to the fact that the pits were extremely muddy because of the previous day’s rain. “Stretch” easily took the first game, but Cryder came back to INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL SCORING SUMMARY DMZ vs. JUNK Shutout softball was the word for the intramural softball “Game of the Week”, played Tuesday, April 27, between the Junk and the DMZ’s held the Junk to zero runs for 6' of the 7 innings. Excellent defensive play by Rover Ed Gregorich, Left Fielder Hank Creasey and First Baseman Jeff Seaton, of the DMZ’s, helped contain the Junk scoring attack. Ed Gregorich, Rock Shamenek and Don Hossler led the hitting attack of the DMZ’s. Hit and run softball was played at its finest as Brian Newman and Jeff Seaton continually poked hits behind advancing runners. The Junk scoring punch was carried by Kerry Weiner, Bob Bell and Harvey Brown, each collecting two hits apiece. The Junk scoring threat became a reality in the top of the 7th inning as Paul Wendlowski led off with a hit, followed by Ron Young. The hits just kept on coming as Harvey Brown and Bob Bell collected the first Junk RBl’s of the game. Two successive defensive plays by DMZ Brian Newman shut-off the seventh inning scoring splurge ending the game. The final score was DMZ—II and Junk—3. In other intramural action, the Movement powered past the DMZ’s 10-5 on Thursday, April 29. The Movement led by the hitting of Ernie Browastein, Bob Dewitt, Bob Francis, Carmen Mussoline and Paul Greenberg pushed 4 runs across the plate'in the sth inning to take a 7-5 lead. ss^o^?r^ CHAMPIONSHIP Zalewski by Joe win the crucial second and third games to advance to the finals. At one point in the third game, Cryder led by an 11-1 margin, but Gregorich fought back to tie at 13. The lead changed several times, but because of his consistency, “Big Jim” Cryder emerged victorious. Denny Rush made his way into the semi-finals by defeating Mike Killgallen in the first round and Bill Campbell in the second. Campbell, the fall term champ and last term’s runner-up, lost to Rush by scores of 22-20 and 21-16. Rush met Scott Davis in the semis. The first game went to Davis, 21-10. With the score at 15-10 in the second game, Rush threw a double ringer to win, 21-10. The third game witnessed a see-saw battle in which the lead changed hands 6 times. The score was tied at 10-10, but at this point, Rush made 11 straight points to defeat Davis and advance to the finals. For winning the championship, Rush will receive a trophy while Jim Cryder will receive a second place ribbon. Others who participated in the tournament were: Greg Francis and Chuck Stefanic of the DMZ, and Jim Shabelski of the Studs. The DMZ’s were put out of order, in the 6th and 7th innings to seal a win for the Movement. Both teams played the field well, but the hard linedrive Movement hits off DMZ pitcher Don Hossler made the difference in the game. The Movement collected 11 hits while the DMZ had 9. Newman, SS Faith, RF Creasey, LF 4 2 Gregorich, R 4 1 Seaton, IB Kihm, 3B Shamenek, C 3 2 Tannous, CF 3 0 Hooper, 2B 3 1 Stefanlck. RF 10 Hossler, P 2 1 Rice, P 1 0 37 11 Raible, CF Malurana, SS Young, C Wendolowski, R 3 1 Brown, IB Sembradt, 3B Harmon, LF Bell, RF Weiner, 2B Bruno, P BOXSCORE: Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Final DMZ 0201350 11 Junk 0000003 3 TENNIS SCHEDULE Shippensburg tollege, May 4, 2:00 p.m., Away; Schuykill Campus, May 5, 3:00 p.m., Home; Schuykill Campus, May 12, 3:00 pjn., Away; Millersville State College Junior Varsity, May 19, 3:00 p.m., Home and Altoona Campus, May 26, 1:30 pan., Away. 2) Choice of first/second shot is by the flip-of-a-coin or foul shots. (Best of 5). 3) Winner must end at “21”. 4) Persons exceeding 21 points must return to 11 for a restart. Opponents score remains the same. DMZ AB R 4 1 JUNK AB R 4 0 _2 0. THE CAPITOLIST BASKETBALL "21” 1) Winner-best 2 of 3 games. 5) Second shooter has last chance to “tie” the game. 6) If game is tied at “21 all”, play continues until one player is ahead by 2 or more. Note: Rule 5. 7) Player continues to shoot as long as he/she makes both long and short shots. 8) 2 points per shot from foul line-Ist shot. 1 point per shot other areas-2nd shot. 9) Second shot must be taken from point of rebound. 10) PLEASE NOTE: Winner must report results of the game to the Recreation/Athletic Building before the deadline is passed. AWARDS ??! by Thomas Ogden Since this is the year of the awards-the Emmy, the Tony, the Grammy, the Oscar—we have decided to present our own awards for outstanding performances in the preceding terms by members of the Capitol Campus community. The following have been nominated, and each category is followed by the winner in that field: 1. For an outstanding leader among women, the nominees are: ...Ro Scanlon, as editor of THE CAPITOLIST ...Ro Scanlon, as editor of THE CAPITOLIST And the winner is...Ro Scanlon. After all, we did want this article to be printed. 2. For an outstanding leader among men, the nominees are: ...Lee Levan, as President of the S.G.A. ...Mike Blank (He’s everywhere! He’s everywhere!) ...Director Herpel And the winner is... Director Herpel. Well, he IS Director. Accepting the award for Director Herpel will be the new Provost. 3. For an outstanding hang-out for students, the nominees are: ...the Student Center ...the Peace Statue, Classroom Building ...Olmsted State Airport And the winner is...olmsted, because it’s the only nominee off-campus. Actually, the real hang-out is sitting on the Capitol steps, gazing at nude statues in downtown Harrisburg. 4. For an outstanding news media, the nominees are: ...WZAP ...Hot Lion ...the Capitolist And the winner is...WZAP! (Give 'em a break!!) 5. For an outstanding living area, the nominees are: ...Wrisberg ...Church ...Student Lounge, Classroom Building And the winner, in Meade Heights, is... 6. For an outstanding student production, the nominees are: ...the Talent Show ...Giradoux’ “Madwoman of Chaillot” (June 7-8) .Carnival! And the winner is...oh, no, you don’t. You figure that one out for yourselves! And while you’re at it, why not come out to the last two and really enjoy yourselves? by Missy, Luann and Steve Say this real fast three times: Reactionary Right Wing Redneck. Did Mr. Millman find the man with the wooden leg? Who is the Scandanavian Geographer? Contrary to popular beliefs, Howdy Doody isn’t a speed freak. When you can’t be choosey about your school lunch, make sure you have Pepto-Bismol for desert. What’s that big secret Russ? The Junior-Senior Ball is coming? Did Harvey Brown ever find out who the hell Dean South is? The Applicant by Sylvia Plath First, are you our sort of person? Do you wear A glass eye, false teeth or a cruth, A brace or a hook, Rubber breasts or a rubber crotch, Stitches to Show something’s missing? No, No? Then how can we give you a thing? History Scrapbook: On this day three years ago, Wally Wangwaller made an unsuccessful attempt to eat four straight lunches in Venderville and died from a swollen zorch. The autopsy also found a drek in his gederis. On this day one year ago, Mr. Paul applied for his present job and was accepted when he swore to meet his ticket quota through rain, sleet and snow. To Sharon Amour from Lee Levan: Would you like to go to the' Senior Ball with me? R.S.V.P. The question of the week: What does it take to motivate the Jr. females? Anyone who has the secret, please let it out. The 1970-71 Soap Opera is about to come to an end. The cast did an “exceptionally” fine job or job anyway. Let’s hope the 71-72 one is as good?, or maybe even a little better, if possible. This column is written in jest, please don’t take it too seriously. Do you like spinach? The other day I was looking throuth The Working Wives’ Cook Book, (by Theodora Zavin and Freda Sturart) and discovered this recipe; this wonderful, green, spinach recipe. And here it is. Spinach Salad with Sour Cream Dressing 10-oz. package fresh spinach 2 or 3 cloves garlic 2 tablespoons salad oil Vi pint sour cream % cup tarragon vinegar h teaspoon salt V* teaspoon pepper The Night Before CANDIDATES' SPEECHES—Were presented the night before elections. Here, Gary Gold, Mike Ferrazzano, Nancy Switt, Len Thompson, Steve Wesley, Vicki Ward, and Pat Williams wait for questions. Wednesday, May 12, 1971 POTPOURRI Preparation Time: 5 minutes. Wadi and dry spinach leaves. Tear into pieces and store in a plastic bag in the refrigerator. Place split garlic cloves and the salad oil in blender and blend for 20 seconds. Add all remaining ingredients and run blender until they are well mixed. Refrigerate in a covered jar. Preparation Time: 1 minute. Put spinach in a salad bowl, add dressing and mix well. Serves 4 If you are one of those people who don’t like spinach, I bet my bottom dollar that after eating this little dish your opinion will definitely change—one way or another. Anyway On May 16, in front of the Ad Building, with lots of people, lots of music, and lots of fun; the spring rock festival will be happening. Everyone’s invited, so go and enjoy. And on May 21 and 22 The Capitol Campus and Community Spring Carnival will be taking place at Olmsted Plaza. The carnival will begin on Friday, 6 p.m. and close by 11. p.m. Saturday activities will run front 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. So. don’t you all run home that weekend. Go to the carnival, even if it’s just to knock Mr. Paul off the dunking board into the water. That’s right! I did say Mr. Paul. You will come, won’t you? A message to Mark. Mark” signed M.J.L. To eat a meal in our school between classes Really makes our stomachs fill with gasses We eat in a place called venderville Which may make one or two feel ill So if you’re smart young lads and lasses Bring your lunch, don’t be asses. Why did Kevin, Karen, and Janie go all the way to Philadelphia just to eat breakfast? One of your fellow students is saving pop-tops from soda and beer cans. If you remember, this person would greatly appreciate you saving your pop-tops and turning them in to the box marked POP-TOPS that is on the bulletin board near the round table. Thank you. Was Harvey Brown really a Hell’s Angel? Keep smilin’ and remember—People who live in glass houses shouldn’t. AMBUUNCE SERVICE Before Serving 944-6344
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