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Game Times: 5:00 and 7:00 p.m
Forfeit Times: 5:15 and 7:15 p.m
Women’s champion will he selected from the two best records playing “best of 3” games. Playoffs
begin at 5:00 p.m., May 24, Monday.
Co-ed Champion will be selected from the regulation tournament: best record is Champion.
Men s Champion will be selected from a single elimination play-off beginning Tuesday, May 25, at
5:00 p.m.
Fight teams will be selected for the Championship. Each division leader will participate as will the
next four (4) best records in the two leagues. Playing selection for the tournament will be by “draw”.
Conditions subject to correction/approval of the Rec/Ath Council.
Nittany League:
ALPHA: Studs, YJC’ers, Left Wing, Dec Gees.
BETA: XGI, Junk, DMZ, Movement.
Lions League:
GAMMA: Foul Balls, Becky’s Buddies, Trojans, X-Rated.
DELTA: Shickshinny Warriors, The Team, XGI-A, Raiders, Zero Defects.
Home Run
Derby
by Don Dossier
Intramurals for the Spring
term started with the thud of a
bat, as six teams vied for honors
in a homerun derby held April 7
at the Athletic Building.
Unfortunately, the day was
typically April, featuring
blustery winds and temperatures
ranging in the low 40’s. As a
result of the high winds, many
possible homeruns had plenty of
altitude, but lacked distance.
The derby was won by the
Raiders, as powerful Bob Werner
smashed two pitches over the
left field fence, 220 feet. Second
place honors went to the DMZ’s
and Studs Team 1, each hitting
one homer. Young Jim Kihm
blasted the lone DMZ homer,
and Dick White had the Stud’s
only score. Ed Gregorich of the
DMZ’s smashed a pitch through
the fence in an unsuccessful try
to rewrite the Derby rules. Other
teams participating were the
XGl’s, Studs Team 2, and
Movement. Unfortunately, the
Junk forfeited due to a lack of
players. Each of the Raiders
received a certificate for winning
the event.
Softball
The first Spring term
intramural softball game was
played April 12 at the Athletic
Building. The YJC’ers trounced
the Studs, 11-1, in a real
slug-fest. The YJC’ers were led
by the hard hitting of Terry
Devenney, Joe Maschue, and
Steve Hege. Hege, who also
pitched, collected two doubles
and a homerun in three at bats.
Top hitters for the Studs were
Dick White and Steve Krumsky,
both going 3 for 3 at the plate.
FIELD A: MEN'S GAMES ONLY
Junk
The Team
*Zero Defects
DMZ
Studs
XGI-A
Beck’s Buddies
Junk
*Zero Defects
X-Rated
♦Zero Defects
Beck's Buddies
Studs
Left Wing
S. Warriors
X-Rated
XGI
X-Rated
S. Warriors
Foul Balls
Junk
Dee Gees
The Team
X-Rated
YJC
Beck's Buddies
Foul Balls
Troians
The Team
XGI
DMZ
Foul Balls
The Team
DMZ
The Team
The Team
Studs
X-Rated
Junk
YJC Left Wing
Foul Balls The Team
Raiders X-Rated
The Team *Zero Defects
Foul Balls XGI-A
Studs DMZ
The Team Raiders
YJC XGI
Trojans X-Rated
The Team Trojans
Beck’s Buddies XGI-A
Studs Movement
X-Rated S. Warriors
Raiders *Zero Defects
YJC DMZ
Left Wing Junk
Round Playoffs (Men)
Round 1 Playoffs (Men)
Round 2 Playoffs (Men)
Round 2 Playoffs (Men)
Playoff—Third Game (Women)
Championship Game (Men)
M=Mcn, W=Women, C=Coed
Tennis Clinic
by Don Hossler
An intramural Beginners
Tennis Clinic will be conducted
on April 28, at 5:00 p.m., on the
Student Centre Courts. Pinochle
Cards has been scheduled for
April 29, and continuing daily in
the evening thereafter. For
further information on these and
other intramural events,
students, faculty, and staff are
urged to contact Bob Stanley in
the Athletic Building. Intramural
softball is now underway, with
games being played at 5:00 p.m.,
until May, when games will be
scheduled at 5:00 p.m. and 7:00
p.m. The fields are located
beside the Athletic Building.
There are more than twenty
Men, Women, and CoEd teams
entered in the competition.
SOMEONE
Someone
Reaching
Beginning—yet having learned
not to trust...
too much.
Being needed—
a sweet, deep down
and giving feeling.
To need
a man when you’re
down to bring you up—
He feels the pangs
you feel that
hurt so bad-
He feels you’re more
of a woman than
ever before—
He feels more of a man—
How could he feel less?
While kissing your eyes
Loving your touch
Letting you cry
Helping you smile.
MAR
THE CAPITOLIST
FIELD B: MEN, WOMEN, CO-ED
YJC
Little Studs
Movement
Trojans
Raiders
Stan Steamers
Left Wing
Movement
Trojans
Junk Funny Co.
Playmates
Raiders
Dee Gees
YJC
Trojans
Little Studs
Junk Funny Co,
Dee Gees
Playmates
XGI
Foul Balls
S. Warriors
Little Studs
XGI
DMZ
S. Warriors
Little Studs
Stan Steamers
XGI-A
Junk
Movement
XGI-A
Playmates
Stan Steamers
XGI-A
Little Studs
Dee Gees
‘Zero Defects
Beck’s Buddies
S. Warriors
Shick. Chicks
Beck’s Buddies
Junk
Funny Co.
Dee Gees
Foul Balls
XGI-A
Funny Co.
XGI
Playmates
Movement
S. Warriors
T r oja ns
XGI-Z
Playmates
S. Warriors
Movement
Little Studs
Left Wing
Raiders
*Zero Defects
DMZ
Dee Gees
NO GAME
CMA Shick. Chicks
Playoffs—First Game
Beck’s Buddies
Foul Balls
Round 1 Playoffs
Round 1 Playoffs
Playoffs—Second Game
NO GAME
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HEAD SHOP
TO EXPAND
On Tuesday night, April 14,
another session of the
Campus-Community Council
was held. For those who were
not aware of this group, it is a
means for the Middletown area
citizens and Capitol Campus to
discuss common interests and
problems.
The Head Shop was invited
by the Council to discuss a new
program involving the
establishment of a “store-front,
walk-in counseling center” in
and for the youth of the
community. It would be staffed
primarily by students of Capitol
Campus. As explained by the
attending members of the Head
Shop, the extension of its
services into the community
could provide for informal
discussions on college questions,
including Scholastic Aptitude
Testing, and adaptation;
non-partisan drug counseling,
help on personal problems.
The proposal met with
enthusiastic support from the
Council. The Middletown area
representatives requested that a
formal written proposal be
submitted to them for further
study. They promised that a
reply wcu'd be received within a
week, if at all possible.
Sumo Wrestling Results
Intramural Sumo Wrestling Championships
April 15, 1971, Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Athletic Building
Weight Class
135 lbs. and under
136-155
156-180
181-195
Unlimited
Entry
Team Points
Studs 25
DMZ 25
Junk 25
Capitol Campus Varsity Golf
vs. Franklin and Marshall
Results of April 8, 1971 Golf Match at
Hershey Park View Golf Course
F & M
Bill Jones
Bill Woodward
Gordon Banzhof
Terry Briggs
Gary Diven
Raymond Bohn
Gordon Banzhof
Bill Jones
BASIS- A NEW
EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE
American Higher Education is
constantly being changed for the
betterment of students. More
and more institutions are giving
more power to students in
regard to choosing the type of
education they feel is important
to their own personal needs.
This is what the proposed
Bachelor of Arts Degree in
Self-Initiated Studies will try to
accomplish.
BASIS will devote itself to
student-centered learning. It will
include untraditional field
experience as well as traditional
subjects. This program will
eliminate the structured
requirements of education which
often prevent the students from
fully developing their intellect.
It will substitute grades with a
substantial evaluation of the
student’s progress. This new
reform will also allow students
and faculty to work closely
together on a common ground.
The program will provide an
opportunity for students to
concentrate on what most
interests them. They will be able
to design their own programs,
which will be of great benefit to
them. The experience gained will
help them to better know
themselves and the world and
hopefully to live better as a
result of these experiences from
the self-initiated studies.
Because the proposal is
student and teacher centered,
teachers must be included in the
curriculum. The teachers may
offer independent studies or
field experience depending on
the student. Each student will
assign himself to a BASIS
faculty and they will work
together to design a specific
program of study for that
particular student. The faculty
member will also keep a half
teaching load to keep in touch
with the college community.
The BASIS Committee is
composed of faculty and
students. Some of the faculty
members are Herbert S.
Wednesday, April 21, 1971
Entries Placement
NO ENTRIES
J. Rice Ist
D. Hossler 2nd
C. Stephanie Ist
D. Hall 2nd
D. White 3rd
J. Sabol 4th
A. Litwak Ist
C. Lebar 2nd
L. Shamenko 3rd
J. Cryder Ist
M. Joseph 2nd
Tournament
Points
35
33
10
Points
214
H 4
Capitol
Barry Lindsay
Joe Maschue
Kevin Michael
Frank Bruno
Bob Hartman
Jeff Seaton
74 Joe Maschue
75 Barry Lindsay
Coach, George Dressier
Eisenstein, Robert Colman,
Edgar Racey, John Patterson,
Jack Susskind and William
Aungst. The students on the
committee are Judy Jennings,
William Aspinall, Carl Albert.
The faculty and interested
students will form a recruiting
term for admitting students into
the program. This team will
work closely with the Director
of Academic Services, in that,
they will give him a description
of the Program—its ideas,
expectations and types of
students interested. The
committee will also visit other
campuses to explain the nature
of the BASIS Program. The
information gathered are
examples of the feelings of this
committee toward this program.
This program, if accepted,
will enable students to exercise
their abilities in a way that will
benefit them. They will be able
to really enjoy their education
because it will be designed by
them. Above 'all they will gain
valuable experience from this
type of self-initiated learning
which is what education is
actually about—learning through
experience.
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Placement
Points Total
100 160
75 133
50 85
Points