April 15, 1976
Dr. Kenneth Masters and Dr. Philip L. Taylor,
professors of the Urban Term. The first seminar of the
Urban Term held March 24th featured Harrisburg Mayor
Harold Swenson talking about “Problems Facing
Harrisburg.” Mayor Swenson reviewed the history of
the city council and the position of the mayor. A lively
interchange with students and faculty followed his
remarks.
Tennis Team Conquers First 3 Foes
Capitol’s tennis team got
the season off to a victorious
note by winning its first
three matches.
The first win came in a
home match against Wil
liamsport Area Community
College by a 5-4 score.
Next the team traveled to
Penn State’s Delaware Cam
pus. Capitol won the match,
6-2, in a curtailed contest
due to darkness.
Number 1 seed, Don
Raich is off to a great start
easily winning all of his
singles matches by lop
sided scores.
The team has been
Capitol 5
SINGLES
Raich, Capitol, det, Day
Coleman, Capitol, del. Gilbody
Fuoco, Capitol, def. Leona
Abod, Capitol, def. Hall
Healy, Capitol, def. Baldwin
DOUBLES
Day & Leone, WACC, def. Abod & Schultheias
KDetail & Baldwin, WACC, def. Hartman & Larmour
Engle & Martz, WACC, def. Arnold & Goldstein
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SINGLES
Reich, Capitol, def. Stapleman
Korn, Delaware, def. Fuoco
Coleman, Capitol, def. Sherman
Gabler, Capitol, def. Chase
Healy, Capitol, def. Hunt
Jankauskas, Delaware, def. Goldstein
DOUBLES
Reich & Gabler, Capitol, def. Stapleman & Korn
Healy & Goldstein, Capitol, def. Hunt & Jankauskas
Called Darkness
Capitol 6
SINGLES
Reich, Capitol, def. Mldzak
David, Ogontz, def. Fuoco
Coleman, Capitol, def. Morgan
Gabler, Capitol, def. Weller
Healy, Capitol, def. Bowman
Jasper, Ogontz, def. Goldstein
DOUBLES
Reich & Gabler, Capitol, def. David & Morgan
Fuoco & Coleman, Capitol, def. Klaziner & Cohen
Jasper & Bowman, Ogontz, def. Goldstein & Arnold
E' An application has been
I made to enter a Capitol
(JH Campus team in the
Middletown Slow Pitch
Soft ball League. Games will
CL be played on weekends in
May and weekday evenings
during June and July.
*l* Because there is an
I entrance fee, each team
E 7 member will be assessed
gP approximately $15.00. Any
faculty or students who wish
Lr' to participate should attend
W m an organizational meeting on
VS( * April 20 at 7:00 p.m. in room
considerably strenghtened
with the addition of Pete
Fudco and Bob Gabler who
play in the numbers 2-4
position. Tom Coleman,
who played one last year, is
now coaching the team and
plays either 2 or 3.
Also playing fine tennis
for the team include Barry
Healy, Steve Goldstein, Jim
Abod, Rick Larmour, Ed
Arnold, Ron Hartman, John
Schultheiss, and Ramone
Segree.
The third match of the
year was a 6-3 win Over Penn
State’s Ogontz Campus on
April 7 on Capitol’s courts.
Williamsport Area Community College 4
Penn State- Delaware Campus 2
Penn Stat- Ogontz Campus 3
Capitol Joins Local
Rec Ath News
BASEBALL: The Capitol
Campus Baseball Team has
started the spring season
with 2 off campus games so
far. Monday, April 5 they
travelled to Nanticoke where
they played Luzerne County
Community College. Score:
Luzerne 6—Capitol 'O.
Wednesday, April 7 they
went to Ogontz Campus.
Score: Ogontz 7--Capitol 5.
The schedule for the
remainder of the spring
season is as follows:
Weds-Apr 21-3:00 p.m.-Lackawanna Jr.
College at home
Mon-Apr 26-3:00 p.m.-At Dickinson
Weds-Apr 28-3:00 p.m.-Millersville Col-
lege at home
Mon-May 3-At Delaware Co. Campus-
3:00 p.m.
Weds-May 5-1:30 p.m.-Ogontz Campus
at home-Doubleheader
Weds-May 12-3:00 p.m.-At Lackawanna
Jr. College
All home games are played
on the Little Hollywood
Baseball Field in Lower
Swatara Twp.
TENNIS: The Tennis Team
has started their season off
with total wins to date!!
Thurs- Apr 1-They defeated
Williamsport Area Com
munity College 5-4.
Tues-Apr 6-Defeated Del
Brotherhood Tops Ticklers
“We did rise to the
occasion!” said Troy Buster,
proud coach ot this season’s
undefeated basketball team.
7-5.6-2
6-1,5-7,6-3
64,6-4
64,6-7,6-3
6-1,64
Troy said he thought last
month’s final game for the
championship was one of
the best games of the
season.
“The gym was packed
and most spectators seemed
to be rooting for the French
Ticklers. Both teams were
psyched-up for the game,
and the referees ma<|e
better calls than at past
games.”
6-3,6-3
3- 6-3,7-6
6-3,6-2
4- 6-2,6-3
6-3,6-2
7-5,7-6
7-5, retired
Troy said he believed Fist
city had been a stronger
team than the Ticklers, but
the French Ticklers played
as best they could. He added
that Rich Klotz was one of
the French Ticklers’ better
players along with Mercury
Morris and Rodney
Metzger.
6-1,6-1
4-6,6-3,64
6-2,8-1
6-3,7-5
6-8,6-0
6-3,6-3
6-3,64
6-7,6-3,6-3
6-2,64
Troy also praised players
on his own team, citing for
outstanding performances:
Virgil Jules for points scored
and rebounds, Keith Holton
and Kaaba for points and
blocked shots and Rudy
TYacy for offensive shooting
and defensive play.
Brotherhood players
Softball
W-304. Or, you can contact
Richard Ammon (W-357, Ext.
782) or Fran Mols (Library,
Ext. 761).
C.C. Reeder
aware County Campus 6-2.
Weds-Apr 7-Defeated O
gontz Campus 6-3. Tues-Apr
20-3:00 p.m.-Capitol will
play Berks County Campus
on our home courts.
Weds-Apr 21-3:00 p.m.-
Match at Mont Alto Campus.
Mon-Apr 26-3:00 p.m.-Mil
lersville College at Capitol.
Weds-Apr 28-3:00 p.m.-York
Campus at Capitol. Mon-
May 3-2:00 p.m.-At Hazleton
Campus. Weds-May 5-3:00
p.m.-Delaware County Cam
pus at Capitol. Thurs-May
20-2:30 p.m.- At Valley
Forge Junior College.
GOLF: The Golf Team has
played 2 matches to Date
and were defeated both
times. Golf schedule for
spring is as follows:
Thurs-Apr 22-1:00 p.m.-Capitol vs
Elizabethtown College at Hershey
Parkview
Mon-May 3-2:00 p.m.-Trl-Match at York
Weds-May 5-2:00 p.m.-Match at
Lackawanna Jr. College
Mon-May 10-1:00 p.m.-Trl-Match at
Juniata College
Thurs-May 20-2:30 p.m.-Match at Valley
Forge Junior College
SOCCER: The spring term
Soccer schedule is very light
but the team started the
season off by defeating NE
Christian Junior College 3-0.
practiced every Saturday and
were determined to win the
championship, Troy said.
Last year the team finished
15 and 1. Troy said
experience was also a factor
for this year's performance
since Virgil Jules, Doug
Spady, Keith Holton, Jimmy
Owen and Remone Sagree
were players last year.
Asked about next year.
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The next game to be played
is Weds-Nov 21-7:30 p.m.-at
the lighted athletic field.
Capitol will meet Schuylkill
Campus.
MARTIAL ARTS: Martial
Arts classes are again being
offered for the spring term.
Classes are held every
Monday evening from 7:30
to 9:00 p.m. in the Rec/Ath
Bldg. Anyone wishing to
sign up for this program can
do so at the Rec/Ath
Building.
STUDENT GOLFING
PRIVILEGES: Recreation/
Athletics is once more
offering the golfing privi
leges to all Capitol Campus
students for golfing at
Sunset Golf Course. Cards
are available at the Rec/Ath
Building, and your golfing
fee is half price.
BUILDING HOURS : The
Rec/Ath Building is open for
spring term as follows:
Monday thru Friday: 8:00 a.m. tp 9:00
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. to 9:00p.m.
Sunday: 12:00 noon tp 9;00 p.m.
The Base Gym is open as
follows:
Mondays-6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday & Friday-5:00 to 9:00
Saturday-3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sunday4:oo p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Troy said he was proud of
his team’s performance and
hoped they would be in the
same position next year.
LIST OF PLAYERS
Troy Buster Coach
Arnold Hilliard Manager
Jimmy Perkins Assistant Manager
Keith Holton, Virgil Jules, Kaaba, Doug
Spady, Rudy Tracy, Curry Bailey, Denlce
Coleman, Randy Hopson, Gordan
Jackson, Kirby Jenkins, Rick Mosley,
Sheldon Munchus, Jimmy Owen, John
Robinson, Remone Sagree and Al Snider.
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