INTRAMURAL BOWLING
High Series:
N. Lindner (F. 0.8.0.) - 582
C. Claypool (X G.l.s) - 577
J. McCormick (X G.l.s) - 556
T. Larkin (Joy) - 540
K. Saylor (F. 0.8.0.) - 533
R. Minor (Them) - 521
M. Gunther (Crazy J's) - 518
J. Harvey (Executives) - 528
K. Debiak (X G.l.s) - 508
F. Brown (F. 0.8.0.) - 507
D. Pinter (X G.l.s) - 503
L. Lausch (X G.l.s) - 499
D. Pletcher (F. 0.8.0.) - 498
D. Wiggins (Pin Heads) - 497
C. Slater (Pin Heads) - 422
X.G.l.'s,; F. 0.8.0.; No Names and Last Laugh will roll for the
Championship Wednesday night, March 14, 9:00 p.m., at the Middletown
Lanes.
The First Annual Capitol Campus Invitational Bowling Tournament will be
held at the Middletown Lanes on Saturday, March 31, from 12:00 noon to
6:00 p.m.
Cm GAMMA lOTA NEWS
by
Bob Chaapel
five more seminars for the
Spring Term. Keep up the good
Tuesday, March 6, marked work Louie.
the last meeting of the Chi Turning to the sports scene,
Gamma lota Fraternity for the the XGl's have concluded'their
Winter Term. Nine associate roundball competition. The XGI
members were voted in as full "A" Team wound up 4-9 on the
members of the fraternity. season, while the "B" Team
Congratulations to all new came on strong to finish at 6-7.
members! At the meeting Bill "Stretch" Potter had the
conclusion the newly elected distinction of making the last
officers were sworn in by basket of the season for the
outgoing president Dick XGl's. Keep up the good work
Mulfinger. Bill and say hello to your Uncle
Immediately after the George for us. He's a helluva
meeting, an XGI seminar, good man.
conducted by Allentown Louie, All members are reminded
was held at Helen's. Bill Potter's that the next frat meeting is
Uncle George was the guest Tuesday, April 3, at the
speaker and he delivered a Middletown American Legion.
moving speech on "The Evils of Anyone expressing an interest in
Carousing and Overindulgence." the fraternity is invited to attend
Due to the outstanding turnout, the meeting which begins at 8
Allentown Louie has scheduled pm.
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POETRY CONTEST
Laundromat Hours:
Tim Jacobs, Editor of the
Monday thru Friday -- 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM ; campus literaryliterary magazine,
Tarnhelm, was announced the
Saturdays -- 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM winner of the first annual
Students Only Cultural Committee Poetry
Sundays -- 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM contest last Thursday. Carlton
W. Brown (C-B) was awarded the
ill ia telOKSWailitiMillaCW , Mlol6.ll3o2lViNtantillaiti second place and Herman Faiola
finished third.
Mark Chanin, Elizabeth Suber
and Kathie Wood received
honorable mention.
Jacobs captured his $25 prize
with his captivating "Love Song
No. 1", an anthology of "the
dream, the quest, the love." C-B,
The Capitolist's resident poet
produced "27 January 1973 (A
Lesson in Two Parts)", which is
presented below. He earned
$l5 for his efforts. Faiola's
"And oak weathered seaward"
earned him the $lO third prize.
Judges for the contest were
Dr. Ed Racey and Sara Eby, a
graduate student in Humanities.
Others submitting peoms
included: Bob Lunieski, Kathy
Burton, James R. Herbst,
Gregory Williams, Michael L.
Slygh, Thomas Steele, Elyse
Paul, Prof. Raymond S. Klein,
Fred Prouser, Joe Thomas,
Gregory D. Hoover, Thomas
Hennan, Daniel J. Perini, Prof.
Jacob L. Susskind, Michael
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BOWLING Results as of Wednesday
Team Standings:
1. X G. I.s 32-8
2. F. 0.8.0. 28-12
3. No Names 28-12
4. Last Laugh 27-13
5. Spoilers 20-20
6. Pin Heads 19-21
7. Them 19-21
8. Executives 17-23
9. W.B.Y.A. 17-23
10. Baetzum 16-24
11. Crazy J's 10-30
12. Joy 7-33
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THE CAPITO LIST
RECREATION ATHLETICS NEWS
WEIGHT TRAINING
Weight Training classes will
be available again during the
Spring Term for both men and
women, and needs a minimum
of 10 persons to begin.
A registration fee of $5.00 is
to be paid in the
Recreation/Athletics Building
during week days between 8:00
a.m. and 5:00 p.m. This fee is
refundable to those participating
in 80% of the meetings.
ENTRY DEADLINE is
APRIL 3 and persons signing up
after this date will not be eligible
for the refundable fee.
ADDED NOTE: Persons now
enrolled in these classes that are
eligible for their fee refund for
this Winter term may transfer
the fee to the Spring Term if
they are interested in continuing
with Weight Training.
BASEBALL
Practice is now in progress
and the schedule is posted on
the bulletin boards in the
Recreation/Athletics Building.
Interested persons call Barry
Deacon or Steve Konsowitz at
944-0205.
ALSO: A sponsor is needed
for the Baseball Club. The only
requirements are that you be
able to 'drive a vehicle to away
games and sign the
Memorandarns of Agreement.
Must be a member of the
Faculty or Staff. Call Barry or
Steve at 9440205.
IM BASKETBALL
PLAY-OFF RESULTS
Foul Balls
Ramses
Thanks, Capitolite
In last week's issue, we
presented a montage of
photographs highlighting
Nostalgia Week.
The art work was designed by
our staff photographer, Frank
DeSantis. Some of the photos
were produced by yearbook
staff photographer, Dennis
Ho mberger. We take this
opportunity to acknowledge his
contribution.
JACOBS WINS
Brotherhood
Rag Time
Commuters
Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Elwood's
Commuters
Foul Balls
GOLF
Golf instruction will be
provided by Mr. Vincent Tritch
beginning April 11 to June 13,
every Wednesday evening from
7:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the
Recreation/Athletics Building.
There will be individual
instruction on basic strokes,
individual analysis of swing, free
hand book, golf rules and
strategy will be explained.
ENTRY DEADLINE is April
11 at 5:00 p.m. A registration
fee of 5.00 will be refundable to
campus students, faculty or
staff. Any one signing up after
the April 1 Ith deadline will not
be eligible for a . refund.
This course will be held to a
20 person maximum. Fees may
be paid at the
Recreation/Athletics Building,
Monday thru Friday, 8:00 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m.
TENNIS
Preliminary plans are still in
the process of being developed
for on campus instruction in
tennis. There will be a restriction
as to the size of the class. The
registration fee of $5.00 is
refundable if participation is
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THE INTRAMURAL
B ASKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP was clinched
by the COMMUTERS when they
defeated the Brotherhood 51 to
46 in Thursday night's play-off
game.
The COMMUTERS will
represent Capitol Campus at the
Millersville State College,
Omicron Gamma Omega
Fraternity basketball
tournament, Friday, March 23,
6:00 p.m. starting time and
Saturday, March 24, 12:00 noon
starting time.
Pinochle Tournament
The Meade Heights Pinochle
Tournament Championship was
decided last Sunday in a blazing
style.
When the smoke cleared, the
team of Vito Angelucci and Fred
Enders had completely
demolished the "Cinderella"
team of Paula Greenberg and
Carole Karoff. The tournament
lasted for three weeks and
generated much competition in
the Heights.
Special thanks go to
Commissioner John Domizio for
organizing the tournament. His
Many hours of toil were deeply
appreciated along with his basic
kindness and generosity.
A larger tournament is being
planned for the spring term. Any
team interested may call John
Domizio at 944-1902. Once
again, congratulations to the
winners and for the losers, all we
can say is "tough shit."
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March 15, 1973
by J.D
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