PAGE 4 Tylman At Nationals Tennis: Behrend Finishes Season by Joel Campbell This year's tennis team under the direction of Kent Peightal finished the past season at 5-6. Behrend opened the season with a loss to Allegheny on April 1, but defeated Geneva on April 6. Behrend lost three consecutive matches to Slippery Rock on the 13, Grove City the 15, and Indiana on the 17. The Cubs defeated Gannon on the 20, lost to Edinboro on the 23rd, defeated Baldwin Wallace on the 27, lost to Mercyhurst on the 29, and defeated Cleveland State and - Westminster on May 1 and 11. This year's top seven player roster contained two sophomores and five freshmen. Freshman Jerry Tylman played the top seed while sophomores Greg "Goose" Gasperich and John Dateo played second and third seeds, respec tively. Ron Braun, Don Benson, Ken Landau, and George Fornear Leading Hitter Cubs Sweep Edinboro By Joel Campbell The Behrend baseball season ends on May 11 when the Cubs take on Geneva in a scheduled home doubleheader. Behrend dropped games to Pitt-Johnstown on April 24, and Mercyhurst on April 27: On April 29, the Cubs swept Edinboro in a doubleheader at home but fell to Point Park on May 1. Against powerful Westminster the Cubs won the first game but dropped- the se cond to earn a split. Again SUNY- Fredonia the team dropped both games, but hope finish the season with a couple more wins against Geneva. In the hitting department Joe Fornear is leading the district 18 in batting with a .923 batting average.. Shortstop Brent Pomycala is hitting .378 and rightfielder Rob Simon is-batting .357. DR Oscar Matous is batting .327. Joe Fornear also leads the team with 22 RBl's and 3 homeruns. Buck Weakland has 18 RBl's and 2 homeruns and Rob Simon has 14 RBl's and one - Atoitez ke , - , 1 , 47 1 . 2 ii.; TEST PREPARATION SPECIALISTS SINCt. 1535 Classes Begin: Erie -'5/8, Buffalo - 5/15 Kalagayan round out the fourth through seventh seeds in their respective order. Jerry 'Tylman said, "The main problem with this year's team was that of our top seven men two were sophomores and five were freshmen. That meant that we were mainly playing seniors and juniors from four year colleges. But, despite that fact, we still managed - to finish with a 5-6 record. Inexperience in what hurt this team." On May 8 at the recent District 18 championship held at the Behrend, Tylman was ranked third in the section but defeated the number two ranked player in the f -in to capture the District 18 men's singles crown. Tylman wffi be leaving Erie on June 1 for Kansas City to repre sent Behrend and District 18 in the NAIA national tennis tournament. homer. In the pitching department Steve Jackson has been pitching well to earn two of Behrend's vic tories. Coach Spinelli stated, "Our pitching staff is set although I'd like to add one or two power pitchers if possible.". Coach Spinelli feels, "We'-re playing better now, against Point Park we were tied- or ahead through five innings" in both games. Against Westminster we split with a 20-3 team." Team co-captain Joe Fornear stated, "Inexperience really hurt this team. We were competitive through five innings in most games but lacked experience to get us through the six and seven innings. There are a lot of good ball players on this young team." In summing up the season, Fornear feels, "Some games you win, and some games you wish were rained out." In looking forward to next season Coach Spinelli stated "We're hoping to recruit several field players and • one or two strong pitchers who can help us next year." June 16, 1982 Exam (716) 837-8022 (Collect) BEH REND COLLEGIAN Junk Food By-Cindy Slipancic Making a room search, running to the pizza shop, hitting the ven ding machines, peddling for Bar batos, McDonald's, Wendy's, or finding a way to Kelly's Corner Market. - Do these situations sound familiar to you? Well you're not alone because many students are found in them when they get the late night munchies. It really isn't a problem to have a snack now and then, but the foods that students are choosing to munch on are basically junk foods. These foods are not only fatten ing (the killers for such a weight conscious society), but they offer little or no nutritional value, along with the fact that they are very expensive. Junk foods such as candy bars, sodas, and sweets contain refined sugars that get into the system fast, but its-effects wear off even faster. As student Beck)? Link says, "When I eat a candy bar I get a burst of energy, but it wears off really fast and I find myself tired again." Softball Team Hoping To End Season On A Win Streak By Cyndi Warwick After losing their last five games in a row, the Lady Cubs hope to end their season on a win ning streak by taking two games of a double header against Mercyhurst. • The Lady Cubs are now 5-9 after playing tough teams like Clarion and Thiel. In the first game of a double header against Clarion, the Lady Cubs lost 8-2, Student Senate Election continued from page 3 main objectives will be to let the muter council has been on the freshmen commuters know decline; I would like to help what's going on on campus, to reverse this trend. All Commuter make them feel involved. I would Council meetings are open to all also like to expand on activities students; I would like to en held at noon in order that the courage all commuters to attend. commuters can be involved." "One of the projects currently Commuter Council Vice in planning by the Council is the President-elect Mark Townsend establishment of a day care said: "Membership in the corn- facility. We do not.presently have /CRAF 4 TSM ..'"" AN OF OuAL II OY IMPR/INTED SPORTSWEAR / 1702 WEST EIGHTH STREET PH. 456-0566 or 453-4543 Sugar is also the chief pro moter of tooth decay and it may even contribute to causing diabetes, though there is some debate about this (some think that be ing overweight may be a more important factor). A diabetic replies, "I am a junk food eater and I love sugar, but it's really bad for me because it raises the sugar level in my body and I have to keep my system in balance." She adds, "I'm suppos ed to watch my diet, but it's easy to cheat when everyone else is do ing it." Salt and other forms of sodium are present in a great many foods, particularly fast foods, snack foods, and highly seasoned restaurant foods - all of which are the favorites. Too much salt in the diet may be - one of the risk factors in heart disease, since it is associated with high blood pressure. Salt may even be mildly habit-. forming, with some people developing a craving. As the say ing goes, "No one can eat just one Lay's potato chip." Chris says, "I don't usually binge on junk food. As long as I don't taste any I'm alright, but if I have on potato chip then I'll eat the whole bag." with Doreen Rulli having the only RBI. She also had one hit along with Kathy Patton and Kathy Rolph. In the second game, which they only lost 5-2, Molly Heidecker had two hits and one RBI along with Missy Stasenko, who also had two hits. Pam Mackowski had the other RBI. In the game against Thiel, which the Cubs lost 7-5, Kathy i,) THE , LARGE ok LION Smoking and Snuff Accessories - Albums & Tapes 417 W. Bth Street. 455.0511 rs. - Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-9p.m Sun. 12-5 p.m. MAY 13, 1982 Most students know that the junk food they are eating con tains -little -nutritional value and Many are very weight conscious. Even Linda Pell, a /vegetarian, considers herself a junk food muncher. When Linda goes on a junk food binge, she says, "I feel disgusted with myself, bloated, tired, and depressed after I eat it." She also adds, "After eating junk food on the weekend, I'll fast all week and eat just vegetables and fruit." Y Many students feel the same as Linda. Becky Link says, "I get mad at myself when I' binge on junk food because it's the -last thing I need to do." Becky gets upset because she says, "I am weight conscious and I think the first thing that people are judged on is their appearance." Michelle Becker comments, "I always feel fat and bloated when I eat junk food. Half the time, I'm not even hungry for it, but it's there so I eat it." Many students continue to eat junk food because it -is always available. Becky says, "It's so easy to pick up a bag of potato chips from a vending machine. I think we're a junk food society." Rolph had one hit and two RBl's; Carolyn Campbell also had one hit and one RBI, and Sandy Rhea, Pam Mackowski, and Kathy Pat ton all had one hit. In closing out their season, the top RBI leader for this year was Pam Mackowski with 12 RBl's. Holding on to the top bit leader was Molly Heidecker with 13 hits and she also had the 'highest bat ting average of .289. The Cubs last game, which is home against Mercyhurst, is Tuesday, the 11th of May. a target date but are continuing to investigate all possibilities." The newly elected officers will begin their respective terms - at the conclusion of the Spring term 1982. COMirtkoll free p testing a:wafkiesitkid counseling WONIENS HEALTH SERVICErviNC. 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