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Bud Brigade
Hoop Leader
by Tony Alo
Asst. Sports Editor
In intramural basketball action
Monday night, in the Commuter
league, the Bud Brigade con
tinued the strangle-hold on first
place with a 76-15 romp over the
Big Ballers. The Bud Brigade
remained the only undefeated
team in the league at 6-0. The Big
Ballers are still without a win in 6
games.
The second-place Turkish
Chuggers kept pace with a hard
fought spirited, 39-30 win over
W.D.S.A., upping their season
slate to 5-1. The loss dropped
W.D.S.A. to a 4-2 mark. The
Truckers remained a half game
behind the Chuggers as they
bombed the Pee Wees to raise
their record 4-1.
In the Dorm league, the Dirty
Dunkers are cruising along in
first place with a 6-0 record. They
scored an easy win over Ist floor
Niagara and the Perry Pacers,
both at 5-1. The Fondling Tools
round out the top three, a half
game behind at 5-2.
Bowling Begins
At Eastway Lanes
Intramural Bowling begins
Thursday January 20, 1972. All
teams must meet at Eastway
lanes at 9:00 p.m.
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Behrend grapplers prepai . e for their big match against Cuyahoga this Saturday.
Behrend, which tied New Kensington Campus last weekend will be putting the undefeated
records of Julio DeMarco and Mike Kerr on the line against a tough opponent.
Julio DeMarco; Mike Kerr
Lead Behrend Grapplers
by Dave Ruef
Sports Writer
Last weekend the Behrend
grapplers, hurt by two forfeits,
fought back to tie New Ken
sington (P.S.U.) 27-27.
Julio Di Marco (118 lb.) and
Mike Kerr (126 lb.) started
Behrend off on the right foot-by
pinning their opponents in the
third and first periodi
respectively. Julio now owns a
streak of seven consecutive wins,
a Behrend Record.
New Keniington then reeled off
nine points in a row at the hands of
Bob Newcombe (134 lb.) and John
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Hotchkiss (142 lb.). Newcombe
failed to rally in the third period,
losing a decision, and Hotchkiss
suffered a third period pin.
Hotchkiss started the match with
his usual animalistic desire and
was leading his opponent, but
while going for the pin, he
committed one error which cost
him the match.
Down 21-12, Behrend fought
back with victories by Tom
Tylman (167 lb.) Paul Jazenski
(177 lb.) and Torn Staszewski (190
lb.). Tylman recorded a 10-2
decision, while Jazenski and
Staszewski registered first period
pins. Jazenski, undefeated thus
far, has pinned 5 of his 6 op
ponents.
New Kensington tied the
match as Mike Deeb failed to
keep up the pace and fell to a
second period pin
The bibs, 2-44 on the year,
travel to Cuyahoga-West this
Saturday afternoon. Cuyahoga
finished second in the Edinboro
Tourney behind Boyce. Boyce
earlier defeated Behrend 40-8. In
the Cuyahoga match, undefeated
Di Marco and Jazenski will face
their biggest test, as they face
Tourney winners Ben Camaro and
Gary Boca.
Coach Onorato's chargers will
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Girls Basketball
Begins Saturday
by Dave Ruef
Sports Editor
Coach Melody Laudensack's
gorgeous gals will begin play this
week and make their home debut
this Saturday afternoon against
Shenango. The female Cubs have
been practicing since September
in hopes of retaining the Greater
Erie Woman's Intercollegiate
Basketball crown.
Recently, Behrend scrim
maged Academy and emerged
with a 36-35 victory in overtime.
Barb Keiter was tops with 13 pts.,
followed by Sherry Thigpen with
10 points. Sherry was also the
hero of the game as she sank the
winning free throw.
The remainder of the squad
includes: Rhonda Carlson, Sue
Cray, Bonnie Angevine, June
Anderson, Cherrie Nelson, Diane
Raver, Nancy Huck, Jan Pawl,
Kay Kelsey, and Nancy Smith.
Mrs. Laudensack is confident of
another winning season and hopes
for a big turnout this Saturday
afternoon. Admission is free.
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Basketball Schedule
January 20, 1972
Cowboys
NFL Champs
by Bob Hoffman
Sports Reporter
Last Sunday the Cowbois'
aream finally come through. It
took six hard fought years to
ramify be recognized as World
Champs. The Miami Dolphins
were simply outclassed by
Dallas. Dallas won by stopping
the Miami Offense, running over
the Miami Defense and refusing
to make mistakes. The Cowboys
of 1972 have to be considered a
great team by all.
On Saturday night Joe Frazier
T K O's Terry Daniels in the
fourth round. The Fight was a
definite mismatch and without
watching it you still knew who
was going to win. Frazier's next
fight might not be as easy. There
is speculation his next fight might
be in a month or two against an
unbeaten top ranked contender
George Foreman.
On Tuesday night the N.B.A.
East All Stars meet the West All
Stars in which some call the
mismatch of the year.
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The West is coached by Bill
Sharman of L.A. who has both
Kareem Jabbar and Wilt
Chamberlain along with Jerry
West, Mike Love, and Spencer
Hawood, just to name a few. The
East is coached by Tom Heinson
of the Boston Celtics. They will
have 6' 9" Dave Cowers covering
the seven footers. Others include
John Havlichek, Billy Cun
ningham and Lou Hudson. The
West should roll on to an easy
victory.
January 20
Slippery Rock . A
January 22
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Shenango
February 3
Mercyhurst
February 13
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February 21
Mercyhurst H
March 6
Villa A
Sharon
March 22
Intramural
Standings
Girls Intrumural basketball
resumed this week and a real
battle is raging for Ist place
honors.
Third Floor Niagara (2-0) holds
a slim lead over the Scaboogies 1-
0. Closely behind are Lawrence
(1-1), Ist Floor Perry (1-1), and
Ist Floor Niagara in the cellar (0-
3.)
Girls Intra
Schedule
January 12
3rd Niagara plays Ist Niagara
6:30-7:30p.m
January 19
Ist Perry plays Lawrence
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
January 24
3rd Niagara Plays Scaboogies
6:30-7:30p.m.
January 26
Ist Niagara Plays Scaboogies
6:30- 730 p.m.
February 7
Lawrence Plays
3rd Floor Niagara
6:30-7:30 p.m.
February 9
Scaboogies Play
Ist Floor Perry
6:30-7;30p.m.
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