OCTOBER 25, 1979
Sports of all Sorts!
Behrend Cubs
Soccer Victims
It was a losing cause last
Tuesday for Behrend Soccer
players as they suffered a 4-0 shut
out against Allegheny College.
Allegheny, 6-3 on the slates,
netted their first goal at 18:51
minutes in the first half. Cub
goalie, Sam King let a gator ball,
kicked by Phil Rybecky, slip by
which gave them a 1-0 lead.oVer
Behrend. A Mike McNeil
crossing pass to Tom Taub made
it 2-0 at the 41:51 mark. Chris
Belnap added the last two con
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Behrend Netters
The Cubs Tennis Team dropped lone - victor was Lori Lanset by
to 4-7 with a loss handed them by default.
the Mercyhurst tennis players. In doubles Sharon Conners-
The Lakers defeated the Cubs in Debbie Ims won by forfeit; Kathy
action Friday 6-1. This win Lowery and Judy Reiber
causes Mercyhurst to close with a defeated Carol Simons - Mary
perfect 14-0 season. Razanaukas, 6-1 and 6-0; and
The Lakers single winners Chris Stroebe - Mary Gausman
were Debbie Chilott defeating defeated Janice Cary - Pat
Sue King 7-5 and 7-6; Holly Brinig Martin, 6-3 and 6-1.
defeating Luanne Zabel, 6-0 and Behrend ends their season at
6-1; and Denise Mall defeating home today, playing West-
Donna Higgins,. 6-0 _and_ 6-0. Our ' minster College. -
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nectors for the Gators making the
final score 4-0.
The Gator goalkeeper, Jim
Jacob played a superb game,
recording several difficult saves
among this total of six turnbacks.
In fact, Allegheny only outshot
Behrend by a 15-13 margin.
Behrenct only _has two matches
left on the season. The Cubs take
on Grove City Wednesday at 3:00
on our field and Fredonia State
this coming Tuesday.
Lose
BEH REND COLLEGIAN
ACROSS
1 Penman
7 Responded
15 Ingenious
16 Fetch
17 Pestering
18 Pertaining to
debating
19 Played a part
20 Part of NCO
21 Eddie Cantor's wife
22 Aspects
24 Cleopatra's killer
25 Gulf of ----
26 Record of brain
activity
27 Lively dance
29 Tired
30 Elasticity
33 Depot (abbr.)
36 Writer , Bernard ----
,37 Actor. Knight
38 - Hypothetical sub
stance
40 Irritates
41 Move slowly
43 Playing marble
46 " la Douce"
47 Extinct New Zealand
bird
49 Capital of Montana
51 Signifying maiden
name
52 Humor magazine
53 Enemies of clothing
54 Captain ----
57 U. S. railroad
58 Rare-earth element
59 Do a floor job
60 Ones who try
61 Occupation of
Herbert T. Gillis
DOWN
1 Skin injury
2 Hackneyed expres-
'sion
3 Indication of a
sale item (2 wds.)
4 Harvard vines
5 Baseball hall-of-
famer, Chief ----
6 Energy unit
7 Dog sound, in
comics
8 Sign gases
9 Barber shop item
10 Songbird
11 German number
12 Hospital physician
13 Trial material '
14 Poured, as wine
23 Inn for travelers
24 Former French
province
25 Imitate
28 Lamprey and
electric
29 Actor Greenstreet,
for short
31 Old song, "---- a
Seesaw"
32 Box ----
33 Rain lightly
34 "Walden" author,
and family
35 Foods
36 Sports cars
39 Ending for pay
42 Garment worker
43 System of weights
and measures,
44 Instruction from
Jack LaLanne
45 Sun bather
47 Half of TV team
48 Aroma, British style
50 Game of chance
52 Indian servant
55 Suffix: geographical
area
56 Hindu sacred words
57 South American
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Cub Spikers
Behrend College Girls In a tri-match between Villa
volleyballers picked up two and Maria, Kent State and Behrend,
lost one in this weeks games. the Cubs took both games. The
Last Tuesday, host West- Cubs first defeated Kent State 15-
minster picked off Behrend Cubs. 1, and 15-1, then defeated Villa
The Titans picked off Behrend Maria 15-12, 15-1, 12-15 and 15-8.
after opening with a 9-15 loss. The Cubs take on the Mer-
They came back with a 15-7, 15-10 cyhurst Lakers today at 7:00 in
and 16-14 wins. Erie Hall.
Rifle Team
Wins First
The Behrend College rifle
team, coached by Sargent Donald
King of the ROTC Department,
won its first match of the year
Friday night, beating Clarion
State College, at Clarion 1003 to
865. The 1003 score was the work
of five shooters each fired shots
from 3 positions and the
maximum that each firer can
receive is 300 pts. Mr. King, who
is in his fifth year of coaching at
Behrend, claiined that the 1003
tally is the most ever shot by a
Behrend Team in their first
match. The shooters were led by
collegiate crosswor
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John Lattin with 224 pts. The
other firers and their scores
were: Bernadette Brown 215 pts.;
John Falcone, 204 pts.; Kathy
Klinger, 203 pts.; and Fred
Fildersleeve with 158 pts.
The next match, scheduled for
October 25, should be a rough
one. The team will shoot against
Edinboro State at Edinboro.
Edinboro is ranked nationally.
The first home match will be on
November 2 against the
University of Pittsburgh at
Bradford.
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