Capitol
Sweeps
Schuylkill
Tennis
Here are the results of this exciting
match, April 11.
Bob Zeller, Captain
Mike Phillips, Manager
SINGLES
Murry Sharp-
Patty Paradise
Mike Phillips-
Denis Hayes
Bob Baginski-
J. Catuterucci
Jerry Parsons-
M. Smith
Scott Bloom-
Ed Weigand
Tom Peterman-
S. Minnig
DOUBLES
Zeller, Bloom-
Paradise, Hayes 4-6:6-2: 4-6
Sharp, Baginski-
Weigand, Minnig
Phillips, Peterman-
Catuterucci, Smith
BASEBALL
On Saturday, April 6th, the
Capitol Campus baseball team
won the opening game of the ‘74
season with a score of 4 to 3
over the Air Force National
Guard team at Indiantown Gap,
Pa.
This victory for Capitol
ended 3 years of a winless season
for the baseball team. BARRY
DEACON made the victory
possible as he drove home NICK
CHERICH for the winning run.
BARRY BAUER, Co-captain,
started the scoring of the game
leading off with a double; scored
on heads-up base running,
scoring from second base on a
pass ball.
DARRYLE SMITH,
centerfielder, scored Capitol’s
second run on a wild pitch.
“CHUCH” DETTREY
complimented Capitol’s offense
with a double, single and one
run scored. Defensively, AL
HOWE caught a fine game
behind the pitching of DEN
HLAVATY who struck out 10
batters.
The overwhelming bench
enthusiasm displayed by the
Capitol Campus baseball team
was a big contributing factor to
this success.
The baseball team is coached
by DR. HUGH SPALL.
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Equipment Check-Out
The Recreation/Athletic
Building has various items
available for your check-out and
use. All that is required is that
you have an ID card and the time
‘to stop by. Items you are able to
use for your own relaxation and
pleasure are: tennis racquets,
badminton racquets, volley
balls, basketballs, soccer
balls, golf clubs, footballs,
softball bats, and bicycles.
Also for your relaxation,
your Recreation/Athletic
Building contains a universal
gym, weights & barbells, a
Fitness Room with rowing
machines, wrestling wheel,
stall bars, chinning bar, mini
gym & chest pulley weights.
Plus a ping pong table. Pad
dles and ping pong balls are
available. A dartboard is
available in the Weight
Room. The Mat Room may
be used for your own free
exercise time. Lockers and
showers are available for
use.
OPPONENTS
Delaware Co, Campus
Lebanon Valley Coll.
Ogontz Campus
Faculty
7-6:5-7:6-1
Lancaster Bible Col.
Gettysburg Seminary
Schuylkill Campus
Millersville. College
6-2:6-0
2-6:6-4:6-4
6-2:6-2
Spring Garden Col.(dh) Chestnut Hill, Pa,
Lebanon Valley Col. Annville, Pa.
Spring Garden Col. Cpaitol Campus
Allentown Ath. (dh) Allentown, Pa.
6-4:6-4
6-3:6-1
Ogontz Campus
York College York, Pa.
York Campus Hershey, Pa.
Schuylkill Campus Hershey, Pa,
6-1 :6-3
6-3:6-4
Bowling:
TEAM
1. TSSSK+K
2. New NAmes
3. Keglers
4. No Names
5. ITE
6. Kozaks
7. No Jelly
8. X.G.I.’S
9. Baetzum
10. Dinkledorfs
1. No Names (2) - TSSSK+K (2)
2. Keglers (4) - Dinkledorfs (0)
3. New Names (2) - ITE (2)
4. No Jelly (4)- XGIS (0(
5. Kozaks (4) - Baetzum (0)
MEN'S 500 CLUB
M. Sharp ( No Names ) 527
L. Lutter (No Names) 528
J. Herbst (Keglers) 504
B. Fegan (New Names) 554
MEN'S INDIVIDUALS
H.A. Bill Fegan 173
H.S. Larry Lutter 554
H.G. Joe Kowal & Murray Sharp 211
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C.C. SPORTS
Tennis
PLACE OF CONTEST TIME DAY DATE
Capitol Campus
Capitol Campus
Abington, Pa.
Capitol Campus
Soccer
Capitol Campus
Capitol Campus
Capitol Campus
Capitol Campus
Baseball
Hershey, Pa.
Wednesday, April 17
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200 CLUB
M. Sharp 211
B. Fegan 235
WOMEN'S INDIVIDUALS
Phyllis Mashman 132
Trudy Drake 427
Dee Hribovski 161
Front Row, L to R: Bob Lawler, Ken Albert, Dennis
Doerr, Armand Magnelli, Tom Peterman, Pat Byrne, Dan
Fichtner, Randy Hess. Back Row L to R: Ennio Trent,
Doug Weirich, Andy Koval, Albert Burlikowski, Mike
Ayyoub, Mike Nonnemacher, Bill Davies, Barry Deacon,
John Harris, Larry Lingenfelter, Mike Burkholder, Harold
Myers and Prof. Ed. Trunk, Coach.
Apr. 27
May 1
May 8
May 11
Apr 30
May 6
May 8
May 14
The Spring rains subsided
long enough last week to permit
a se son opener against N.E.
Christian Jr. College. The air was
cold, the ground wet, our team
as yet untested, and our
opponent, at the conclusion of
their season, was in good shape.
The game-a rerun of last Fall’s
match right down to the score -
7:6. Only this time, N.E. was the
victor and not Capitol.
Capitol was out in front early
in the game. Dennis Doerr
scored twice on passes from
John Harris and Dan Fichtner.
Each time, N.E. came from
behind and brought the game to
a 2:2 score by half time.
The lead changed hands twice
during the second half. Capitol
came from behind three times to
even the score at 5:5. Dennis
Doerr scored all 3; 2 on 12-yd.
penalty kicks and the 3rd on a
Intramura I Softball Schedule
WED - APRIL 24
6:00 p.m. - Field A
6:00 p.m, - Field B
7:00 p.m. - Field A
7:00 p.m. - Field B
8:00 p.m. - Field A
9:00 p.m. - Field A
THURS. - APRIL 25: No Games - Soccer Game @> 7:30 p.m. (Lancaster
Bible School.)
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MON - APRIL 29
6:00 p.m. - Field A
6:00 p.m. - Field B
7:00 p.m. - Field A
7:00 p.m. - Field B
8:00 p.m. - Field A
9:00 p.m. - Field A
TUES - APRIL 30
6:00 p.m. - Field A
6:00 p.m. - Field B
7:00 p.m. - Field A
7:00 p.m. - Field B
8:00 p.m. - Field A
9:00 p.m. - Field A
WED - MAY 1
6:00 p.m. - Field A
6:00 p.m. - Field B
7:00 p.m. - Field A
7:00 p.m. - Field B
8:00 p.m. - Field A
9:00 p.m. - Field A
THURS - MAY t: No games - Soccer Game @ 8:00 p.m. (Schuylkill
Campus <s> Capitol.)
MON - MAY 6
6:00 p.m. - Field A
6:00 p.m. - Field B
7:00 p.m. - Field A
7:00 p.m. - Field B
8:00 p.m. - Field A
9:00 p.m. - Field A
SOCCER TEAM - FALL 1973
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Socce% Sea&xn Ofrwt
pass from John Harris. Then
Capitol moved out ahead 6:5
when John scored on a pass
from Dennis with 10 minutes
remaining. Both teams pressed
hard in the closing minutes and
N.E. managed 2 more goals in
rapid succession to pull the game
out of the fire.
Coach Trunk felt the Team
strong for their first game
against a team that was ending
its season. Rain has kept the
team from scrimmaging on the
athletic field. There are some
new players being broken in and
some experimentation with
positions going on. “I feel we
have the better team, but it
won’t show until we get a few
scrimmages in,” said the coach.
The next game is this
Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at home
against a strong Messiah Varsity
team. It will be a top game.
Home Team Visitors
The Digestors vs Dinah Moe Humms
Happy Acres vs The Untouchables
The Brotherhood vs Bender Bors.
Crimson Tide vs The Squirrels
HotTomalies vs Ball Busters
X.G.l.'s vs Foul Balls
Fac/Staff Mitts vs NADS
Happy Acres vs Foul BAIIs
The Bears vs Whipper Inn
Ball Busters vs The Squirrels
The Brotherhood vs I.T.E.
Alpha Omega vs Columbeanies
Crimson Tide vs Dinah Moe Humms
X.G.l.'s vs Fac/Staff Mitts
NADS vs The Untouchables
The Squirrels vs Hot Tomalies
I.T.E. vs The Digestors
Foul Balls vs The Bears
Bender Bros, vs Crimson Tide
Fac/Staff Mitts vs The Untouchables
Columbeanies vs Happy Acres
X.G.I.'S vs Aplha Omega
Dinah Moe Humms vs The Brotherhood
Whipper Inn vs N.A.D.S.
Crimson Tide vs The Digestors
The Bears vs Columbeanies
Alpha Omega vs. Fac/Staff Mitts
HotTomalies vs I.T.E.
Ball Busters vs Dinah Moe Humms
The Squirrels vs Bender Bros.