WHAT'S HAPPENING
IM Softball
IM softball games will begin
Monday, April 11!! Deadline for
submitting rosters is Friday,
April 8! There is a registration
fee of $lO.OO per team. For
further information call the
Rec/Ath office, 787-7751.
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The Capitol Campus base
ball team will start off the
season with their first game
scheduled for Saturday, April
2, 12:00 noon, at the Ogontz
Campus. This will be followed
by their first home game of the
season scheduled for Wed.,
April 6, at 1:30 P.M. with
Lehigh County Community
College---a doubleheader. All
home games are played on the
little Hollywood field.
Coach "Rock" D'Emilio feels
For Sale..
Jeep wheels, 5 bolt circle, also,
two pairs of tire chains for
H78X15 tires or equivalent
size, call 737-4212.
WANTED: 1 potato head,
experience not necessary. We
will train
POSITION: Chairman of
Capitol Campus Food Co-op.
Interested persons should leave
their name in Co-op mail-box in
the SGA office c/o Robin
Sherman.
The
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the team should end this season
with a good record. the team
has been having full field
practice sessions for the past
several weeks.
Team members for the
Spring 1977 season are as
follows:Returning seniors-- Jeff
Bossard; Ed Driscoll; Pat Kelly
(co-capt); Tom Lucey; Bill
Morrell; Gary Owens; Jerry
Staskell; Mike Szep (co-capt);
New Junior members-- Paul
Arbuckle; Mike Barbush; Jim
Dunbaugh; Ron Miller; John
Reilly; Frank Zeak; Steve
Zelonka; and a new senior
member, Tony Fischetti; Coach
Rocco D'Emilio.
Baseball is the great
American pass-time---so come
out & cheer for your team!! We
can't promise you hot dogs,
Carina, Dark Blue, new tires,
AM I FM Radio, Air condition,
low mileage, disc brakes,
automatic stick. Like new.
Must sell. Call after 5:00 P.M. -
944-1041
'74 or newer Volvo wagon,
must have 4 spd., call 737-4212
with your details.
Fur Sale: 8-track car tape
player. Good condition. $25.
Also, 2- Jensen coax. speakers.
Good condition. $25/pr. Phone
944-3378, ask for Chuck or Sal.
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union st. - Next to Post Office
Open Thur. & Fri. Till 9:00
C.C. Reader
IN RECREATION AND ATHLETICS
peanuts, or cold beer,---but we
can promise- you a good ball
game!! The coach has been
putting in lots of time and the
team has beem practicing hard!
They deserve backing!! It can
be very discouraging playing to
empty, or near empty stands—
yet they never give up! They
keep right on trying to make a
good showing for Capitol!! Can
you dare do less?!!!
IM Basketball
The intramural basketball
play-offs were held March 21 &
22 with the 69'ers winning the
championship. In the final
play-off game they scored a 51
to 37 victory over the F.
Ticklers! High scorers for the
69'ers were G. Fallenback with
22 points and Harry Schank
white, radials, excellent condi
tion, phone 1-814-237-9538,
evenings.
Services- Automotive work.
Tune-ups, exhaust systems.
basic engine repair. Call
anytime for appointment or
emergency repairs. If not
home, please leave message.
Phone 944-7012, ask for Dean.
We need pictures. Drop
them off in the Reader Office,
W-129, by 3:80 on Tuesday
afternoons. They will be
returned a day ar two later.
Help wanted in practice in
English conversation with a
new foreign student. Would be
happy to meet you anyplace
(school? home?) at any mutually
convenient time. Please call
944-1951.
Your Complete
Family Drug Store
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CANDIES
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Bankes
Pharmacy
3 E. Water St. At Union
Middletown
with 11!!
2nd place went to the F.
Ticklers - 3rd place to the
Brotherhood - 4th place the
Studs.
Tennis
Tennis practice will be held
every Monday - Wednesday -
Friday afternoons from 2:30
P.M. to 5:30 P.M. - If you are
unable to attend, please contact
the coach, Jim Abod at
944-3609, or call the Rec/Ath
office, 787-7751!!
Golf
Members of the golf team
who have not already done so
are reminded that score cards
should be submitted to Mr.
George Dressler, room E-356,
or to the Rec/Ath office. Cards
may be obtained from the
Rec/Ath office for practice at
Mass will be held Thursday,
April 7,1977, at 7:00 p.m. in the
Student Center.
There will be no Mass held
Sunday April 10, 1977.
The picnic scheduled for
April 17 is postponed till May;
1 114t e lta l laar n iz a lat er. ti;
Were going to make thii
year's spring concert the best
one ever...
in order to do so we need your
help and enthusiasm.
To find out more please
attend the G.P.P. meeting on
April 26 at 8:00 P.M. in the
StMient Center.
We can't do it without you!
P.S. Tapped refreshments
will be provided.
XGI News
By Keith Minion
I want to take this time to
welcome everyone from Spring
break, especially the seniors
who will be graduating in June.
Traditionally the Spring term is
the hardest for both students
and professors because neither
of us want to be inside when the
weather is nice. I feel with a
little' compromising by both
parties we can get through the
term without too many missed
classes. Again, good luck to
everyone and try to hang in
there.
Under the heading of
Sports, I would like to recap the
important events of the past
term that deserves recognition.
Even though the XGI#I
Bowling team didn't win a
trophy in the bowling playoffs,
they had a great team effort to
make the playoffs and finish in
April 7, 1977
Sunset Golf Course, and
Hershey Parkview.
IM Bowling
IM Bowling began Wed.,
April 6, at 9:15 P.M. at the
Middletown Lanes. Call the
Rec/Ath office, 787-7751 for
further information.
Varsity Basketball
On Wed., April 13th at 4:00
P.M. a meeting for all returning
varsity basketball team mem
bers is scheduled.
New Building
As of now the new building
will be open from 8-5 weekdays.
The basketball and hand-ball
facilities, on the lower level, are
complete, but some work is still
to be done on the multi-purpose
room, on the upper level, where
the universal gym is located.
a four way tie for first place.
Again congratulations to Joe,
'pat, Lenny, Myron, Keith, and
most importantly SaDace
Wallace who substituted in
great style. Our fraternity also
had another winner with our
volleyball team captained by
Pittsburgh's own Joe Horochak
who lead the team to a first
place trophy with a record of 6
wins and 1 loss. Joe suggested
Pay of the Wazoo's can come
down anytime to , polish the
team trophy.
On March 3rd our fraternity
held elections for the
purpose of nominating new
officers. I want to congratulate
the following people on their
success on being elected: Mark
McGlynn (President), Bob
Abbott (Vice-President), Bill
Steckler - (Treasurer), and
Reggie Utt (Secretary). The
outgoing exectutive board did a
hell of a job the past year and I
know the entire fraternity is
grateful for their efforts. As
one might expect, the office of
President is a demanding and
endless job that requires a lot
of personal sacrifices and most
of the time is hardly rewarded
by a thank you. Myron Lebo,
our outgoing president, did an
outstanding job and never
complained to anyone about the
time and effort he had to put
forth to make our organization
a success. Myron, I want to
thank you personally for a
great job and the leadership
you instilled to make every
thing run smoothly.
One Week Only!
Mon. April 18 - Fri. April 22
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Price - $7.50
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