November 4, 1971
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Head coach Herb Lauffer and assistant Edward Onorato
along with the remainder of the soccer.squad view the ac
tion in last week's 4-1 victory over Beaver Campus.
Cub Lagers Look Impress
Prepare For Opene►- Nov.
by Tom Harvey
Sports Reporter
Coach Roger Sweeting returns
to the Behrend basketball wars
after two year's absence from the
coaching scene. Coach Sweeting
inherits two lettermen from an 11
- 12 team of last season but he is
still optimistic regarding
Behrend's basketball fortUnes.
Sweeting -- commented: "This
season should be interesting for
the fans and challenging to' me.
True, this is a rebuilding year,
however, we have the talent and
desire. The only question is when
the talent will begin to jell."
Leading the hoopsters is white
letter award winner and co
captain Glenn McKinney. The
former all-county and Union City
ace has one of the guard slots
nailed down. The other guard spot
is being contested for by 6'3"
Steve Johnson of Summerville
and s'B" Lamar Macintosh of
East. Co-captain and the other
letter winner Ike Burnett had the
inside track for the second
Bud VS.
Campus
by Al Lopus
Sports Reporter
Tuesday night determined the
champion of the previously tied
up commuting league with the
Bud Brigade downing the
Commuting Commandos 5-2. The
Behrend Superbowl will therefore
be between the Dorm Champions,
Trojan Rubber Co. and The
Commuting Champs Bud
Brigade. • Both teams have only
been defeated once during the
season and both are sporting a 5-1
record.
The Bud Brigade is led by
quarterback Dave Ruef who has
thrown twenty (20) touchdown
passes. Other outstanding
players include Tom Harvey,
Mike Wolf, Dan Porath, and Don
Rado. Their biggest threat is the
high percentage passing of Ruef
and the occasional run. The
Trojan Rubber Co. however,
establishes a running game with
halfbacks Keith "Flash" Lustig
and Dan Trisilo. To offset their
running game, quarterback Al
Lopus often hits ends Denny
Pattyn and George Frola for long
gains. Both teams seem to be
anxious and are confident they
can win the championship.
This year the Behrend Arena
has been the sight of many good
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and won't be available until
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The center position is being
fought for by two boys who have
excellent ability' but limited
experience. Dennis Deiner 6'2"
from Prep and John Miller 6'4"
from Iroquois are the friendly
combatants for the vital center
post.
The forward spots look bright
for Sweeting's return. Ron Gaines
6'2" all-county star from Union
City, Chris Gross, 6'2" honorable
mention Section 2 from Latrobe,
are fighting for the two, starting
positions, Kezesky has been
hampered as of late, due to a
broken hand and won't be
available for duty until the
opening game if his hand heals in
time.
Other potential starters are:
Joe Olszewski who according to
Sweeting has been a pleasant
surprise; Calvin Fleming another
surprise who lacks experience;
Roger Nolan has been par-
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Superbowl
games. Although attendance was
poor at the 'beginning, it rapidly
increased with a net gain of 500
per cent of more. These figures
are of course not exact, but are
close according to Arena of
ficials.
So sports fans, if you miss thr
Big Behrend Superbowl be sure to
check in next weeks BEHREND
COLLEGIAN for play by play
details.
FINAL STANDINGS
Dorm League
1 Trojan Rubber Co.
2 Mystics
3 3rd Niagara
4 Perry Esquires
5 Niagara 2nd
61st Lawrence
Commuting League
Bud Brigade 5-1
Commuting Commandos 4-2
Faculty 3-2
Horntoads 2-3
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Behrend Collegian
byTony Alo
Asst. Sports Editor
.The Behrend Campus soccer
team heads for the Com
monwealth Campus cham
pionship game this Saturday with
their greatest regular season in
history behind them.
Last Saturday's 4-1 victory
over Beaver Campus boosted the
Cubs kickers' record to 6-4, the
best season's slate ever compiled
by a Behrend Campus soccer
team.
Another highlight of the win
was the record-setting per
formance of Behrend's super
scorer Jim Channas. Channas
turned in the hat-trick against
Beaver to hike his new school
record for the most goals in one
season. Channas had set the old
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ticipating in soccer and has been
unavailable for practice.
Rounding out the squad are Hal
Butler, Duane Zimmerman, Bill
McKinney (Glenn's brother),
David Jones, Dennis Grace and
Ron Miller.
Coach Sweeting stated that the
turnout for opening drills was
excellent and the boys around are
the ones who want to play_
Sweeting concluded: "Before the
season is over we will have a fine
ball club. Hopefully, we'll put it
together by December 1."
1971 - 72 Basketball
' Tuesday, November 23
Ashtabula - Kent
State Away 8:00
Saturday, November 27
Lakeland CC Away 8:00
Wednesday, December-1
Jamestown CC Away 8:00
Saturday, December 4
Allegheny CC - South Home 8:00
Saturday, December 11
Allegheny CC - Boyce Home 8:15
Wednesday, December 15
Cuyahoga CC -Metro Home 8:00
Saturday, December 18 _
Erie CC Home 6:30
Saturday, January 8
Lorain CC Away 8:00
Wednesday, January 12
New Kensington Cam. -
PSU Away 8:00
Saturday, January 15
Cam -
Home 8:00
Friday, January 21
McKeesport
PSU
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Away 8:00
Saturday, January 22
Fayette Campus -
PSU Away 8:00
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record of 12 only last season.
Jim's three goals also made him
Behrend's all-time leading scorer
with a career total of 25 goals.
John Hoge accounted for the
other Cub score and an assist
while Roger Nolan and Bob
Jeffery each assisted a goal.
Tonio hit an unassisted goal for
losers- the only one given up by
the Cubs against a Com
monwealth Campus opponent this
season.
Behrend's defense was great
once again as they limited Beaver
to only seven shots. Ed Moore
recorded 10 saves as Coach
Lauffer's crew nailed down the
Conference western division
crown.. Last Tuesday saw
Behrend's three-game winning
streak snapped at the hands of
Allegheny Community College by
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Intramural News
by Dave Ruef
Sports Editor
The Queens of Behrend
Campus, the girls basketball
team, has begun practice in
preparing for the upcoming
season.
..Behrend belongs to the Erie
Women's Intercollegiate
Basketball league which also
includes Villa, Mercyhurst, and
St. Vincents.
The girls won last year's crown,
and they hope to keep it. Mrs.
Laudensak's charges practice
every Wednesday night between
Coming Events
Pool Tournament
Registration for the pool
tournament begins Wednesday,
November 10. Interested persons
may sign up at the RUB desk.
Prices for registration are 75
cents for students with activity
cards and $1.25 for other Behrend
students. Winners will represent
Behrend ' in the National
Recreational Tournament in
Washington, D.C. at the end of
January.
Beatles
"The Beatles: Away With
Words" will be at the 'Warner
Theatre on Thursday, November
4. Admission will be $2.00 without
a student activity card and $1.5(
with an activity card. Showtimes
will be at 4,7, and 9:30 p.m. A free
bus to the 9:30 presentation will
leave Behrend from Erie Hall at
8:30. You should see this "most
unique tribute in the history of
entertainment."
a 54 score.
Tonly Colavecchio slammed
two goals and brother Bruno
Colavecchio. Mazzota and Sheib
.each had one for the winners
Strniska had two assists and
Davis and Barker each had one to
aid in the scoring.
Bob Jeffery prevented the
shutout with an unassisted score.
This Saturday the Cubs' trek to
University Park to face Ogontz
Campus for the Commonwealth
Campus championship. The 10
o'clock affair will be played on an
artificial surface.
Ogontz, the eastern champ, and
Behrend, the western kingpin,
come into the fray with identical
4-0 conference records. The Cubs
would like nothing better than
adding more glory to their final
Junior college season by bringing
home the state crown.
7-8:30 p.m. The games will begin
in January. All interested girls
should contact Mrs. Laudersak.
The Aardvarks defeated the
Peanut Butter Kids for the Girls
Intramural Volleyball Cham
pionship. The members of the
championship Aardvarks include
Kay Kelsey, Mary Pat West,
Sharie Thigpen (captain), Kit
Murphy, Sue McGarvey, Janice
Fulton and Cherie Nelson.
The members of the runner-up
Peanut Butter Kids include
Yvonne Rhodes, Sue Spoke
(captain), Sue Kinter, Kitty
Lavery, Renee Healship, Carol
Hughes, Barb Duncan, Becky
Jones and Marjorie Schultz.
Girls Intramural Basketball
will soon be starting and all in
terested teams are asked to sign
up before Monday, November 8,
at Erie Hall. The cost is one
dollar per person and if your
team dosn't forfeit any games,
fifty cents will be returned. For
further questions see Mr - s.
Laudersak at Erie Hall.
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