January 22, 1976
Capitol Beaten By Lehigh
The Capitol Campus
basketball team lost another
tough game, this time to
Lehigh County Community
College 103-95.
GarmanB, Ed Pagola6, Mike
Pavlishin 5, Tony Prudente,
Steve' DeFrank and Scott
Kurtz with 2 each. Middelth
and Gemmel had 29 and 23
points to pace Lehigh.
the season against four Hockey Club
Capitol led at halftime 49
to 43 and still maintained a
slim 73 to 72 margin with
'less than 10 minutes
remaining, but fell off
toward the end of the game
to suffer their third loss of
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Jim Baker and Joe Grant
paced the local five with 29
and 24 points respectively.
Other scorers for Capitol
were: Rich Fry 19, Bob
Resumes Play
The Capitol Campus ice
hockey club has resumed
practice at the outer rink in
Hershey (8:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Sunday evenings). We've
been averaging about 14
players for each practice, but
we sure have room for at
least six or more players of
any caliber.
If you have any ques
tions, please contact: Dr.
Richard Ammon, W-357,
phone: 787-7782.
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Ticklers Repeat
As Champs
The French Ticklers
became the only team to
repeat as champions in the
Capitol Campus Intramural
football league with a 16-0
win over the Bender Broth
ers.
The game was the finale
of the 1975 playoffs. Both
teams entered with impres
sive wins in the first round
when the Benders wallop the
Easy Inn 32-8, and the
Ticklers rolled over the
Zero’s 50-0.
The final playoff game
was dominated by the
French Ticklers. The offense
wasted little time and scored
on the first play from
scrimmage, and then con
verted to make the score 8-0.
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from their own 20 yard line to
gain a second touchdown,
making the score 16-0.
The Ticklers offense
moved well all day as they
scored two touchdowns and
had two more nullified due
to penalities.
The Ticklers defense was
exceptional as they shut out
a very potent Bender’s
offense for the first time this
season.
The Ticklers will go down
in the record books by taking
the 1974 championship with
a 12*0 mark, scoring 412
points in the 12 games, and
now repeating as champs in
75 with a record of 10-0.
The Ticklers have now
established an incredible 22
victories in 22 games.
In the 10 games of the 75
season the Ticklers scored
326 points while yielding
only 28 points to their
opponents. So as we end
another intramural football
season it is fitting that
recognition be given to the
French Ticklers for a brilliant
performance in the past two
years.
The French Ticklers
would like to congratulate
the Bender Brothers for two
real fine games.
Both games were phys
ical and competitive, and by
far the two best this season.
We want to offer our
compliments to the only
team in the league that
posed a threat to the
Ticklers’ unblemished re
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NEWS
IM VOLLEYBALL: This
activity began in the Base
Gym yesterday at 7 p.m.
SLIMNASTICS: Will be
held in the Recreation
Athletic Building every
Thursday evening beginning
at 6 p.m. Roberta McLeod is
in charge.
MARTIAL ARTS: Will
once again be held Monday
evenings in the Recreation
Athletic Building beginning
at 7:30.
BOWLING: This term
the bowling program will be
held Monday evenings.
IM WRESTLING: Any
one interested in competing
in the Campus Wrestling
Tournament contact the
Recreation office at
787-7751. The tournament
will be held in early
February.
VARSITY BASKETBALL:
The schedule for January is
as follows:
January 7, at Lehigh Community College
(7:30 p.m.)
January 10, at Mont Alto Campus (2 p.m.)
January 13, at Phlla. College ot
Pharmacy (8 p.m.)
January 20, Stevens Trade at Capitol
(7:30 p.m.)
January 21, at Schuylkill Campus (8 p.m.)
January 23, Lincoln University at Capitol
(7:30 p.m.)
January 27, Mont Alto at Capitol (7:30
p.m.)
January 30, at
Those who would
like to go to any of these
games, call the Recreation-
Athletic office.
VARSITY BASKETBALL
(FEMALES):
Plans are being made to
form a varsity basketball
team for females. Those
interested call the Recrea
tion office. One home game
is scheduled-Lackawanna Jr.
College, February 6. More
can be scheduled if there is
enough interest. Tom
Groves and Rodney Metzger
will serve as the coaches.
ASSOCIATION OF
COLLEGE UNIONS
TOURNAMENT, REGION
IV:
Capitol Campus will be
represented at West Virginia
University on January 29-31
in the following categories:
bowling, table tennis, chess
and billiards.
CROSS COUNTRY
NEWS: Capitol Campus
was well represented in the
Second Annual Resevoir
Park 6-mile-run as Bud
Smitley captured the Mas
ters Division with a time of
42:36. Bob Brown took first
place in the Senior Division
with a time of 1 /4&: 1 /4#.
Plans are being made for
Capitol Campus to enter a
team in the Greater Pottsville
Mini-Marathon which will be
held January 24th. This is
open to all students, faculty
and staff. Interested? Call
787-7751.
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