MAY 1, 1975
Rec-Ath News
BASEBALL
CAPITOL 11 DELAWARE 5
DELAWARE 14 CAPITOL 0
CAPITOL 8 OGONTZ 7
LACKAWANNA JUNIOR COLLEGE 13 CAPITOL 10
WILMINGTON COLLEGE 10 CAPITOL 7
The highly improved Capitol nine came through the
past two weeks with 2 wins & 3 losses, putting their
season record at 2 —4 overall. Actually, they were only
out of one game, that was the 14—0 bombing by Delaware
Campus, after the local lads took the opener of the
doubleheader 11 —5 (should have quit when we were
ahead!). Hitting standouts for capitol are Allen Hutchins
(2 long home runs thus far this season); Fred Andring,
Rich Stevens, & Larry Stegall. Ed Stish, Fred Andring &
Bob Greenleaf have pitched good ball, but at times get
hurt because of let downs in the defense. Their earnest
earned run averages are very good. Catching duties are
being handled by Randy Hess & Sam Calabro. With the
team well in control under the excellent leadership of
coach Tom McMillen, there is no reason why Capitol
cannot come through this season with a winning record, a
first for a Capitol baseball team. Some bad news for the
team: Tom Gormley broke his hand in the Ogontz game,
and is out for the balance of the season. We wish him a
speedy recovery.
TENNIS:
WILLIAMSPORT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 7 CAPITOL 2
CAPITOL 7 MILLERSVILLE STATE COLLEGE JV 2
VALLEY FORGE JR. COLLEGE 5 CAPITOL 4
CAPITOL 7 DELAWARE CAMPUS 2
CAPITOL 7 MONT ALTO CAMPUS 2
After a slow start, Capitol’s tennis team has gotten
things together to win 3 of their last 4 matches, jumping
their overall record to 3—3. Playing good tennis for the
capitol court team are Scott Bloom, Bob Baginski, Barry
Healy, Tom Coleman, Ken Boulton, Kim Brightbill, and
Don Reich.
GOLF:
CAPITOL CAMPUS 6Vz LACKAWANNA JR. COLLEGE 2Vz
LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE 13Va CAPITOL 6V 2
CAPITOL 15 VALLEY FORGE JR. COLLEGE 0
YORK COLLEGE 14 CAPITOL 4
W. MARYLAND 13 CAPITOL 5
KINGS COLLEGE 14V 2 CAPITOL 3 1 /z
CAPITOL 12 1 / 2 SCHUYLKILL CAMPUS 2Vz
The golf team record is much better than the 3 & 6
indicates, because all 6 losses have come to 4 year
institutions with a varsity status golf team. Against two
year schools, we stand 3 & 0. Leading golfers for Capitol
are Frank Deyo, Bill Patrick, Keith Hulton, Bob
Updegrove, Jim Kicinski, Bob Pugh, Steve Peters, Bill
Butch, Dan McNeillie, and Joe DeFazio.
ARCHERY:
Arrangements have been made to have the archery
targets set up as soon as the workmen can get to them.
Please note: Any one wishing to use the targets must first
check with the Rec/Ath building! This is very important!
STUDENT GOLFING:
A reminder - Student golfing privileges at Sunset Golf
Course are only available on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays!
Also, you must tee off by 3:00 pm.
Bear this in mind, students have been stopping in
requesting cards for week-end golfing and also, stopping
in at 3:00 pm and after on regular days. Cards cannot be
issued, except as specified. Cards are available at the
Rec/Ath building and you must have a card each time you
go golfing!
SOCCER
Intramural soccer plans are complete and games will be
played Thursdays and Sundays on the field in back of the
Rec/Ath bldg. Teams that will be participating are: #1
Tom Plank team, #2 Jim Rowe team, #3 Coach Trunk
team, #4 Bob Schmidt team, #5 Ed Mirabello team, and #6
Scott Deardorff team. If you are not a member of a soccer
team but think you might enjoy this very lively sport, stop
by the Rec/Ath bldg or call 787-7751. Remember: A
healthy body is as important as a healthy mind!
SPRING BUILDING HOURS
Recreation/Athletics Building: Monday thru Friday - 8:00
am to 9:oopm. Saturday and Sunday-4:oopm to 9:00 pm
Base Gym: Monday thru Friday - 6:oopm to 9: pm.
Saturday and Sunday - 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Closing time for both buildings is 9:00 pm-not 9:05, or
9:15. or 9:30 pm! It is important that these buildings
close as scheduled, do not expect any student assistants
to keep open for you beyond the closing hour!!!
C.C. READER
BASEBALL
SCORES TO DATE
MON - 4/21:-
DETROIT MUSCLES - 18
COLUMBEANIES - 4
NADS - 21
SLACKWATER WRINKLEBELLIES
TUES - 4/22:-
DICK HAUL • 11
SOFTBALLERS - 7
LOIS - 11
T.T. CONGLOMERATION - 8
WEDS - 4/23:-
DINAH MOE HUMMS - 19
BENDER BROS - 14
X.G.I.s - 21
SLACKWATER WRINKLEBELLIES
HOINT EFFORT - 14
MUREX - 13
FRENCH TICKLERS - 6
DICK HAUL - 4
STANDINGS TO DATE:
AMERICAN DIVISION -
FRENCH TICKLERS
XG.I.s
DICK HAUL
NADS
JOINT EFFORT
WRINKLEBELLIES
SOFTBALLERS
MUREX
NATIONAL DIVISION
LOIS 3-0
BENDER BROS 3-1
SPREAD EAGLE INN 2-0
DETROIT MUSCLES 2-1
GATTLINGUN 1-1
DINAH MOE HUMMS 1-2
F.T. CONGLOMERATION 0 - 2
J«n» Kinsey strides beck triumphantly
after felling all ten pins In a single stroke
at a recent Wednesday Night Bowling
League.
PSYJCH
conjnere
The first annual Penn
State-Capitol Campus Com
munity Psychology Confer
ence will be held on
Saturday, May 3 from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. The theme
will be “Community as
Client.” Sponsored by the
masters program in psycho
social science, the con
ference will explore the
various roles of a community
psychologist. A morning
panel will discuss “The
Roles of a Community
Psychologist,” an afternoon
workshop will discuss “Re
politicizing City Govern
ment,”. “Are Cities Sane
Places?,” and “The City
Bankrupt.”
The luncheon address will be
given by Frank M. Ochberg,
M.D. director, division of
mental health service pro
grams, National Institute of
Mental Health, Washington,
D.C.
The registration fee for the
conference is $3 and
includes lunch. Interested
persons should contact Dr.
Kathyrn Starkey, room W
-154, 787-7760.
itol's Nittany Lion poses for the
era before taking on Pittsburgh’s
Ihers.
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On Saturday, April 12, the Pittsburgh Panthers invaded
Penn State Nittany Lion Country for the Blue-Gold game
at Hershey stadium. The Nittany Lion (Paul Skodacek)
was upset and counterattacked the Pitt thrust with a
dozen of Blue & White supporting fans, including the
Stompin’ Cheerleader, Al Kerchner, and a portion of the
Cotton Bowl Regiment featuring Mr. Coors himself, Gid
Wray.
3-0
3-0
3-1
2-u
1-2
1-3
0-3
0-4
A small segment of the XGI Fraternity group paraded
the inside of the field with signs following their leader,
Mr. Nittany Lion. Pittsburgh’s representative
cheerleaders were put to the test as the Lion Country
cheerleader called or screamed out counter-cheers, and
eventually embarrassed them off the field.
For some unknown reason, the area where the Penn
State fans were seated became more and more vacant as
the game progressed. But maybe it was because this
group was really hot! So hot that in fact Mr. Wray was
called from the stands to attend to his van, which was
surrounded by big red trucks and men wearing funny hats,
boots, and coats. It appears that Mr. Wray’s “Perfect
Sleeper” was sending smoke signals to Coach Paterno!
Needless to say, everyone there had a great time and
the XGI Fraternity made sure that Pitt knew that they were
in Lion Country.
SGA
April 24, 1975
SGA Minutes
Attendance: Scott Dear
dorff, Jack Henry, Greg
Weigle, Todd Malpass, Rich
Laychock, Rebecca Rebok,
Bette Karp, Skip Gibson,
Chet Gregoreski, Jorn
Jensen, Dan Martin, Jerry
South.
Absent - Troy Buster.
The meeting was called to
order at 7:30 p.m. The
motion to approve the
minutes of the previous
meeting was made by Scott
Deardorff and 2nd by Chet
Gregoreski.
I. Election Screening Report
on the April 21 election of
SGA president and the
Faculty-Senate Election.
The results are as follows:
President: Scott Deardorff
-213 Votes. Sue Bretherick
-147 Votes.
Faculty-Senate Election
Chet Gregoreski-270 Votes.
Rich Laychock-232Votes.
Chet Gregoreski made the
motion to approve the
Election Screening Commit
tee Report, Dan Martin 2nd
the motion. The vote on
approving the report was
unanimous.
11. Scott Deardorff was sworn
in as the new SGA president.
111. Old business.
The tabled motion of April 15
on the appointment of a
Social Committee chairman
was renewed. Dave Shrader,
Soc. Comm. Chairman,
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; Lion
Gets
Over
Pitt
Invasio
Al Kerchner
News
nominated Paul Bailie for the
position. Rich Laychock
made the motion & Skip
Gibson 2nd the motion that
the nomination be voted on.
The results are 13 for, 1
abstention. Paul Bailie is
the new chairman.
IV. Committee appointments
for the 75-76 year will be
approved by the Election
Screening Comm. The
committees already formed
are: The Election Screening
Comm. - Rich Laychock
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