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SOCCER CLUB DROPS 2ND CONTEST Soccer Club
On April 17, the Soccer Club
came out on the short end of an
8-1 match against Millersville
State College, the game having
been played at Capitol's athletic
field.
The visitors struck like
lightening and scored three goals
in the first 10 minutes of the
opening 45 minute period. It
happened so fast that the small
crowd of approximately 30
onlookers was stunned. Capitol
then adjusted its defense and
mounted an offensive ending in
a goal which was scored by Dan
Fichtner. For the remainder of
the first half, the Lions staved
off the Millersville attack to the
delight of the fans and
exuberant coach Prof. Ed Trunk.
While s lurpping oranges
during intermission, the players
listened as Trunk and student
player-coaches Fichtner and
Harry Franzreb planned the
Softball
Schaffer - 9
The Field - 3
Missing Links - 19
Hay Na's- 5
Brotherhood - 9
Mouldy Dicks - 6
Big Bird Packers - 9
The Team - 4
Swetz 's Swingers - 15
Chargers - 14
Dumb Shits - 9
The Field - 2
The Team - 9
Rag Time - 6
Missing Links - 7
Chargers - 6
Bender Bros. - 14
Moudly Dicks - 14
Hay Na's- 17
Rootan Tootans - 16
Missing Links - 13
Dumb Shits - 2
Commuters - 8
Schaffer - 3
Hay Na's- 24
Swetz's Swingers - 13
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second half strategy. The team
maintained the same. defense in
that succeeding period until the
coaches decided to go to a
four-man line to add scoring
punch. It was successful for only
a ?short time as the defenders
became exhausted and the
shell-shocked goalies watched 5
balls squirt into the net in the
last 25 minutes of the contest.
Some of the highly notable
plays were some great blocks by
Fichtner, the running and
kicking of Ennio Trent, the
stolid play of Steve Konsowitz
and Mike Nonnemacher, Bob
Lawler and Barry Deacon. One
thing though. Dave "Diligent"
Link is still learning to plant
both feet when passing the ball
back into the field.
The Soccer Club will take its
0-2 record into a contest with
Lancaster Bible next week.
111:13
R esults
Them 16
Brotherhood - 8
Rag Time - 6
Them - 4
X G.l.'s - 8
Rootan Tootans - 0
Brotherhood - 8
The Field - 3
Friday - April 27 - Capitol Campus at Shippensburg College.
Saturday - May 5 - Capitol Campus at Millersville College - 1:00
Wednesday - May 9 - Capitol Campus at Gettysburg College - 3:00
P.m.
Saturday - May 12 - Capitol Campus at Spring Garden College -
12:00 noon.
Tuesday - May 1 - Lancaster Bible College at Capitol Campus -
8:00 p.m.
Thursday - May 10 - Schuylkill Campus at Capitol Campus - 8:30
p.m.
Thursday - May 17 - Schuylkill Campus at Capitol Campus - 8:30
P.m-
Tuesday - May 1 - Lebanon Valley College at Capitol Campus
-3:00 p.m.
Wednesday - May 2 - Delaware Campus at Capitol Campus - 3:00
11m.
"Play it as it lays"
Feature No. 2
"Minnie and Andy
Moskowitz"
Starts April 25
THE CAPITO LIST
The Soccer Club, a new
addition to Capitol sports, is off
to a rough start as the team has
dropped its two first games. The
team has quite a listing of
players, who are coached by
Prof. Ed Trunk.
Dan Fichtner and Harry
Franzerb serve as student
coaches with the following
players: Ennio Trent, Marino
Puliti, Larry Lingefelter, Robert
Lawler, Mike Nonnemacher, D.
Doerr, David Link, Mike
Ayyoub, Grant Berry, Steve
Konsowitz, Douglas Weirich,
Barry Deacon, Keith Saylor,
Andy Koval, Jim Merlano, David
Pletcher, Tom Carlin and Tom
Ogden.
The Baseball Club is in its
third year here. Following is a
roster listing of the players:
Steve K onsowitz, Barry
Deacon, Anfrew Oronzi, Barry
Bauer, Gary Johnson, Tom
Franklin, Glenn Siemons, Nick
Cherish, Charles Cassell, Thomas
Poydence, Darryl Smith, Dennis
Hiavaty, Steve Hutter, Joe
Maeder, Lonn Spence, Stan
Laskowski, Ron Staskel, Bill
Pitzer, Andrew Burger, Joe
Potena.
1973
SCHEDULE
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
SOCCER SCHEDULE
TENNIS SCHEDULE
Golf Club Roster
The following are members of
the Golf Club, as coached by Mr.
George Dressler and Larry Gallo.
Lawrence Gallo, John Walker,
Charles McKinstry, Peter Sell,
William Mitchell, Gardon E.
Shuman, Dan Slater, John Yike,
Ron Butka, John Zayakdsy,
Rodney Maui, William Davies,
Andrew T. Metrick, Ron
Demshock, James Reed, Richard
Emerick, James Mayer, Anthony
Gennaro, Geoffrey March.
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Recreation/Athletic News
TENNIS INSTRUCTION & BOXING INSTRUCTION have been
cancelled due to a lack of interest and the inability to secure
instructors for these two programs.
WEIGHT TRAINING CLASSES (Men and Women) have been
cancelled due to a lack of response. The classes were too small for
the instructor to be able to spend the time needed for this program.
Evening indoor volleyball will be scheduled for women during the
Spring term at the Base Gym on Thursday nights. To provide
competition we have opened the league to Middletown area women
and girls and they have responded with four (4) teams.
The entry deadline has been extended to Thursday, April 26 by
5:00 p.m. Games will begin on Thursday, May 3 at 7:00 p.m.
Team registration fee will be $12.00 and is refundable if there are
no forfeits. Maximun roster list is fifteen (15) women per team.
Rosters are available at the Recreation/Athletics Building between
8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday thru Friday.
INTRAMURAL BOWLING RESULTS
by
John Yee, Bowling Secretary
RED DIVISION
W L Pct.
0 1.000
4 .667
4 .667
7 .417
8 .334
9 .250
Team
Last Laugh
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KBM
Baetzum
W.8.Y.A.?!
Demons
WEDNESDAY NIGHT RESULTS
1. No Names over Baetzum, 4 games to 0
2. KBM beat Hairpins, 4-0.
3. Last Laugh 4, Spoilers 0.
4. X.G.I.s defeated Marshalls, 4 to 0.
5. Pinheads 4, Demons 0.
6. W.8.Y.Z.A.?! 3, F. 0.8.0. 1.
500 CLUB
Ken Debiak(X.G.l.s)
563 MEN'S INDIVIDUALS
Norb Lindner (F. 0.8.0.) 535 High Av. - Cliff Claypool 176
John Yee (No Names) 522 High Series - Nelson Baithaser
Dave Pinter (X.G.I.S) 516 High Game - Jim Herbst 211
Harold Dahringer (W.8.Y.A.)511
Elaine Mitchell (X.G.I.S) 500 WOMEN'S INDIVIDUALS
High Av. - Elaine Mitchell 161
205 • High Series - Sheryl Weinberg 438
200 High Game - Elaine Mitchell 200
211 Connie Slater 164
200 CLUB
John Yee
Elaine Mitchell
Jim Herbst
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April 26, 1973
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
April 18, 1973
No Names
Pinheads
Spoilers
F. 0.8.0.
Hairpins
Marshalls
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BLUE DIVISION
W L
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7 5
6 6
6 6
2 10
0 12
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500
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