May 8. 1975
Netters post three victories
Since last reported, the
Behrend Cubs tennis team has
met the teams from five other
schools, and come away 3-2.
The Geneva team traveled to
Behrend on Saturday, only to be
taken to the ax by a score of 8-1.
The following Tuesday, the
Cubs hosted Gannon's team and
sent them home with a 7-2 defeat.
Behrend's number-one man, Ron
Ross met Tim Downing in the
first singles match and lost, in
three sets of 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. The
remaining singles and matches
were all won by Behrend's Ken
Buchanan who went against
Frank Beleny and won 6-3, 4-6, 6-3.
Next win was Don Fuller over
Al Ganger 6-1, 6-1. Bob Jackson
next beat Rick Doperrala 6-3, 6-2.
Ending the singles competition
was the confrontation between
Russ Wise and Dave Smith who
won 6-2, 6-2.
Doubles play saw the Behrend
pairs victorious in all three
games. Ross-Buchanan over
came Downing-Beleny in three
sets, 5-7, 6-4, 6-3. Leonard-
Jackson met Ganger-Bevea and
won 6-2, 7-5. Winning the last
game in doubles, and finishing the
match was Fuller-Waxharn, 6-7,
7-5, 6-2 over Doperrala-Smith.
The next team to come against
even split in four games and an 11-5 overall season thus far.
Alliance
No. I No. 2
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Grove City
Game 2
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again on our courts. The match
was dominated by the Cubs. They
did not give up any of the nine
individual contests for a final
score of 9-0.
Ron Ross started off in fine
form in the singles and whipped
John Davidson 6-0, 6-0. Ken
Buchanan continued the good
work by defeating Steve
Joseykowski 6-0, 6-1. Next was
Jeff Boosen who went down to
Don Fuller by 6-0, 6-0. Mark
Leonard kept the ball rolling by
beating Dave Ide 6-0, 6-2. Norm
Jackson also won in two sets over
his opponent Jack Frunfiels 6-0, 6-
0. The final sets of singles division
play were won by Russ Wise off of
Jeff Farson, 6-1, 6-1. •
The Cubs did not slow down as
they moved into doubles, and took
all three contests. First up was
Fuller-Waxham against
Davidson-Joseykowski, winning
in three sets of 6-4, 6-7, 6-2.
Leonard-Jackson bested the pair
Roosen-Ide 6-0, 6-1. The finishing
sets in doubles were played by a
different pair than the usual
Baver-Dudae. They proved
themselves by winning in two sets
over Brumfield-Larson 6-0, 6-2.
Another interesting note about
this match was that Ken
Buchanan tied the school record
by hi tenth - -^utiv
Baseball Box Scores
Grove City Westminister
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Saturday
Julie Buckley and Dave Amberg
Gay Catania
Pam Verity and Alan Smith
John Ims
Hollow Mountain Opera
Randy McNamee
Rudy Ringel
Ron Borezon
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Behrend Collegian
singles match in the season.
The tide was turned somewhat
when the Mercyhurst team came
to Behrend and won by the
disappointing score of 9-0. Ron
Ross again started the singles
play and was out-done by John
Voikos, 6-3, 7-5. Ken Buchanan
lost the next meet, and his shot at
breaking the school record for
consecutive season wins when Bill
Byron defeated him 6-4, 6-1. Don
Fuller next met the fury of
Mercyhurst, losing 6-4, 6-2, to
Rick Kobleur.
Barry Barth dealt out another
defeat to Cub player Mark
Leonard 7-5, 6-1. Norm Jackson
was next and was overcome by
Rich Birmingham 6-1, 1-6. Russ
Fiske finished up the single play,
losing to Jack Daly by a 6-2, 6-1
score.
Play in doubles competition
also went to Mercyhurst right
down the line. Ross-Buchanan
were first, and were bested 6-3, 6-
1 by Voikos-Byron. The team-up
of Kobleur-Barth next played and
were victorious over Leonard-
Jackson 6-0, 6-1. The last meeting,
and the match ended with Fuller-
Waxham losing by a score of 7-6,
6-4 to Birmingham-Daly.
Last Monday the Cubs went to
play Westminster in a very close
match. Although the match was
lost as doubles play started, the
Cubs rallied and won every set.
Ron Best beat Chuck Wilmore by
a 6-2, 6-2 score in the only singles
contest we won.
Ken Buchanan- then met Tim
Dugan and lost only by a three-set
1-6, 6-2, 6-3 score. Dick Grance
took the next game from Don
Fuller 6-2, 6-2. Mark Leonard
unsuccessfully went up against
Steve Metcalfe for a 6-4, 6-4
Move to 11-5 . . .
Cubs split four
The Behrend Cubs baseball
team has played four games
since last reported, dropping two
and winning the other two.
Houghton
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early going for coach Herb Lauffer.
decision.
Norm Jackson forced the play
to three sets, but was ultimately
defeated by John Wilson, 6-3, 4-6,
6-4. Russ Wise was also out
played by their man August Sch
mitthenner for a final score of 6-1,
7-5. In the doubles division, Ross-
Buchana started off in fine form
and beat Wilmore-Dugan 7-6, 6-4.
The Cubs didn't let up as
Grance-Metcalfe fell to Leonard
Jackson 7-6, 6-4. Fuller-Waxham
played well in the final meeting to
beat Wilson-Shmitthenner by a 6-
0, 7-5 score.
At this point, the tennis team,
with the exception of one man,
are all above a .500 in individual
win-loss records.
Friday, April 25, the team from
Alliance College in Cambridge
Springs traveled here to be
defeated by a score of 8-4 in the
first game of the double-header
and a 14-0 in the second. Pitching
was handled by Brad Swanson
and Al Maki in the first game,
Gary Freeman for the second
win.
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The next team the Cubs met
was Grove City, who bested them
7-12 in the first game, and 8-7 in
the second game. The contest was
on the Grove City diamond. Tim
Slaven, Mark Falvo, Pete Carter,
and Al Maki all tried their best on
the mound during the first game.
Myles Johns _handled pitching
chores for the whole of the second
game:
Westminster College hosted
the Cubs for the next games on
the Behrend schedule, Wed.,
April 30. Both games were won by
the home team, the first 3-7, and
4-12 in the second. Pitchers for the
first game were Myles Johns and
Brad Swanson. Gary Freeman, Al
Maki, and Pete Carter did the
mound work in the second ball
game.
The Behrend nine met the team
from Houghton College on our
field Saturday afternoon, May 3.
They looked much better and did
a good enough job to win both
games, the first 9-5 and the
second game by a healthy 13-8
score. Al Maki pitched the whole
first game. The second contest's
pitching chores were shared by
Pete Carter, Terry Solveat, and
Brad -Swanson. Tim Slaven
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Coach Herb Lauffer says that
the team is a strong one—one of
the strongest to be produced by
Behrend. The • chances of doing
well in the up-coming District 18
tournament are excellent if the
draw we receive is at all
favorable.
The tourney is to be held this
Thursday and Friday in Slippery
Rock State College. The defend
ing champions are Mercyhurst,
and they are favored to take first
again.
If the draw places them so that
our men meet theirs in the ad
vanced states of competition
Coach Lauffer believes we will
surely take record or third
place— a notable achievement
indeed.
collected a home run in the third
inning of the first game, and Jim
Davis also belted a homer, this
one in the third inning of the
second game.
The teams record now stands at
11-5 with eight more games on the
schedule. We'd have to win only
one more game in the rest of the
season to insure a successful
season, but in reality the team
will probably do much better.
Stoner said "the hitters have been
our strong point, winning the
games for us. The team has a .329
average as a whole, and .344 in
the last four games." However
the pitching shows much room for
improvement. Coach Stoner said
"The batters have been getting us
a comfortable lead, and the lead
is suddenly gone." Stone said
"We have not been eliminated for
contention in the playoffs. If we
get our total game together we
have an excellent chance to go to
the playoffs for the first time
since achieving four year status."
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