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Behrend Tankers Splash To
Third Straight CC Title
by Tun Everett with 55, Ogonz with 52, York
Sports Reporter Campus with 39, Schuylkill
Once again the Behrend dogpaddled in with 10 total points.
Campus swimmers splashed During their campaign for the
“L!f.. ° t * ieir con " 1972 title, the Behrend swimmers
secutive Commonwealth Campus gave three record breaking
Swimming title. The Behrend performances; the 200 yard
tankers finished with 73 total Medley Relay, the 50 yard
points followed by McKeesport backstroke and the 200 yard
Netters Improved
Cop First Match
by A 1 Lopus
Sports Reporter
Behrend tennis is on its way to
one of the best seasons it has had
in the last three years. Already
the team has a 2-0 won lost record
after defeating Ashtabula
of Kent State University m Ohio
and Shenango Valley Campus of
Peim State.
Campus of Kent State University
in Ohio and Shenango Valley
Campus of Penn State.
Last year, Behrend lost twice to
to Ashtabula with scores of 9-0
and 8-1. This turnaround could be
indicative of the upcoming
season.
Herb Lauffer, tennis coach,
commented that the team played
well in the match against
Ashtabula. It was a close match,
being tied at 3-3 after singles.
Behrend then went on to sweep
doubles to win the match 6-3.
Three outstanding performances
were turned out by Bob
McPhersen, Jay Baker and Joe
Slievcliik who were singles
winners.
In their first home match,
Behrend completely over
powered their opponent,
Shenango Valley by the score of 9-
0, sweeping both singles and
doubles. Fans will get a chance to
see many good matches this year.
Next Tuesday Behrend will be
host to Erie Community College
of New York. This is perhaps one
Behrend vs Astabula
BehrendA, Ashtabuia3
Singles
McPherson (B) def Fisher tA) 9-7,60
Baker (B) def. Haeseler (A) 7-5,6-1
Shevchik (B) def. Zaebst (A) 6-2, 6-3
Colson (A) def. Lyons (B) 2-6, 2-6
Keener (A) def. Higgins (B) 6-3, 6-1
Lampeia (A) def. Lopus (BJ 6-4,6-4
DOUBLES
McPherson, Baker (B) def. Keener, Colson 6-2,4-6,6-0
Shevchik, Lyons (BJ def. Babiski, Spencer 6-3,6-3
Higgins, Lopus (BJ def Parrish, Brand 6-3,5-7,6-3
Behrend vs Shenango Valley (PSU)
Behrend 9, Shenango V. 0
Singles
McPherson (B) def. Johnson 6-3,6-4
Baker (BJ def Unger 6-1, 6-2
Schevchik (BJ def. Best 6-1,6-0
Lyons (BJ def. Kelly 6-1, 6-0
Higgins (BJ def. Danch 6-1, 6-1
Lopus (BJ def. Cuba 6-0,6-0
Doubles
McPherson, Baker (B) def Johnson, Unger 6-1, 3-6,6-2
Schevchik, Lyons (B) def. Best, kelly 6-0,6-1
Higgins, Lopus (B) def. Danch, Cuba 6-0,6-0
Short term Schedule
Saturday, April 22
Beaver Campus PSU
Erie Community College
Saturday, Aprit 29
Lakeland Community College
Saturday, April 2V
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of the toughest teams on the
schedule, beating Behrend 5-4
last year. Another important
home match will be against
Cuyalioga-Metro on May 2.
Some of the best tennis of the
area can be seen during the
regional tournament to be held at
Behrend on May 18,19 and 20. The
best players of this region will
then go to the National Junior
College Athletic Associational
National Tournament.
This year’s team includes
starters Bob McPherson, Jay
Baker, Joe Shevchik, Jim Lyons,
Jim Higgins, and A 1 Lopus. Other
members include Jay Kossler,
Bob Baginski, Bob Hicks, Rick
Byerly, and John Long. Jim Kyle
was also a member before being
forced to retire because of in
juries. One reason for the early
success has been because of the
good turnout of freshmen. Three
freshmen have broken into the
starting line-up; they include
McPherson, Shevchik and
Higgins.
Depth is one asset to this years
team and these freshmen have
helped out tremendously. Depth
has been lacking in the teams of
recent years.
Coach Lauffer is very op
timistic about tills season and is
looking forward to a successful
one. He feels the team is off to a
good start and is happy with their
performance thus far this season.
Tuesday April 25
Tuesday May 2
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Freestyle Relay.
Starting off the Behrend
swimmers was Jim Carrol who
added to the cause with a second
place in the 100 yard Freestyle,
two seconds off the leader. Jim
swam it at 56.39 seconds. Roger
Rippens placed third in the 100
yard individual medley behind
Belirend’s John Johnston’s second
place in the event. In the 50 yard
freestyle match Jim Von Kaehel
and Jim Carrol finished second
and third respectively, giving
Behrend additional support
toward their victory.
In the diving competition, Mike
Joyce ran away or should I say
dove away with tlie championship
with 69 points. The closest
managed a mere 59 points.
In the fierce competition of the
50 yard Butterfly Roger Rippens
and Jeff Gallagher gave their all
for the team effort. Roger
finished fourth and Jeff came in
seventh. In the 50 yard
Backstroke Gary Maras swam to
first place with an elapsed time of
27.89 while Rich Winkelman
added to the cause placing third
in the event. In the 50 yard
Breaststroke Joe Fallon finished
sixth in the event.
The Behrend Campus swim
mers excelled in the relay races,
copping both of the first place
prizes. In the 200 yard Medley
Relay, the Behrend waterman set
a record-breaking place finishing
with the time of 1:54.99 three and
a half seconds faster than the
second best. Members of the 200
yard Medley Relay team are
Rich Winkelman, John Johnston,
Gary Maras, and Jim Vonkaenel.
The fans also saw the 200 yard
freestyle relay record broken by
the Behrend tankers with the
time of 1:39.09. The freestyle
relaymen are comprised of Jim
Vonkaenel, John Johnston, Roger
Rippens and Jim Carrol.
A total of eight records in nine
categories were broken in this
year’s edition of the Com
monwealth Campus Swimming
Meet held at University Park this
past weekend with Behrend
Campus walking away with three
of those records. Congratulations
to the swimming team and their
coach Ed Onorato for their
outstanding performance at the
tournament.
1972 BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Thursday, April 13
Ashtabula-Kent State A
Saturday, April 15
New Kens Cam-PSU A
Sunday, April 16
McKeesport Cam-PSU A
Saturday April 22
Beaver Campus-PSU A 12:00
Tuesday, April 25
Erie Community College H
Saturday, April 29
Niagara Com College H
Saturday, April 29
Niagara Com Col
Tuesday, May 2
Cuyahoga CC-Metro
Saturday May 6
Dußois Campus-PSU
May 11-13
NJCAA Region XIX Tour A
Saturday, May 20
Jamestown CC A
Tuesday, May 23
Ashtabula-Kent State H
Saturday, May 27
Altoona Campus-PSU A
Doubleheader
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Cub Netters In Action
A Behrend tennis player shows good form in heavy tennis
action Tuesday. The BC netters drubbed Ashtabula-Kent 9-
0, for their first win of the infant season.
I.M. Champions
Sports
In Two
Since our last issue two
champions have been crowned in
I.M. sports. The Seven Faces of
Dr. Liao took the top spot in
volleyball and the Magnificent 7
proved true to their name by
capturing the bowling cham
pionship.
The Seven Faces of Dr. Liao
earned their title by going un
defeated in a double elimination
tournament which included the
top two teams in the Dorm
League (Highballers and Ist
Floor Lawrence) and Commuter
League (Seven Faces and the
Faculty).
The members of the Seven
Faces of Dr. Liao include:
Warren Liao, Chris Gigliotti,
Rick Nalevanko, Pen Hollowell,
Rick Plonka, Jeff Mansfield, and
Jack Post.
(I would normally put the
members of the 2nd place team
in, the Faculty, but I was warned
not to do this for fear of putting
the readers into a deep sleep.)
In I.M. Bowling the
1971-72 GOLF SCHEDULE
Friday, October 8
Lakeland CC Inv. Tour A 11:00
Thursday, April 13
Ashtabula-Kent State A
Thursday, April 20
Shenango Val Cam-PSU A
Tuesday, April 25
Erie Community Col H
Friday, April 28
Lakeland CC H
Tuesday, May 2
Cuyahoga CC-Metro A
Wednesday, May 10
Lakeland CC A
May 14-16
N J CAA Region XIX Tour
Tuesday May 23
McKeesport Cam-PSU H
Dubois Campus-PSU
Ashtabula-Kent State
A 1:00
Saturday, June 3
Penn State Com. Campus
Tourn
by Dave Ruef
Sports Editor
Magnificient 7 had no real
competition as they posted a 22-6
record.
They were followed .by 3rd
Floor Niagara (14-10), WDSA (13-
11), .Spaghetti Benders (11-3),
P.S. on U.. (11-13), Mustached
Marauders (11-13), Custers
Calvary (12-16), Strike Three (9-
15) and Eve Auto (9-15).
The kings of the kingpin were
led by Shal Bisbee and John
Heaps with identical averages of
173. They received ample support
by Brian Simpson (137) Waite
Gordon (134) Doug Reed (133)
and Francis Zane (122).
I.M. Dorm Standings
Team
2nd Floor Lawrence
2nd Floor Niagara
3rd Floor Lawrence
Ist Floor Perry
3rd Floor Niagara
2nd Floor Perry
Ist Floor Lawrence
Ist Floor Niagara
Standings include all IM ac
tivities through completion of the
Winter term.
15(72 TENNIS SCHEDULE
Thursday, April 3
Ashtablua-Kent State A 1:00
Tuesday, April 8
Shenango Val Cam-PSU H 1:00
Saturday, April 22
Beaver Campus-PSU A 1:00
Tuesday, April 25
Erie Community Col H 1:00
Saturday April 29
Lakeland CC
Tuesday, May 2
Cuyahoga CC-Metro
Saturday, May 6
Beaver Co. CC
Tuesday, May 9
Lakeland CC
May 11-13
NJCAA Region XIX Tour A
Saturday, May 20
Lorain County CC A 1:00.
Tuesday, May 23
Asiitabula-Kent State. H 1:00
Saturday, May 27
Altoona Campus-PSU A 1:00
Saturday, June 3
Penn State Com Campus
A Tourn A
April 20, 1972
A 1:00
H 1:00
H 1:00
H 1:00