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XGI Re• orter
By Keith MMieon
The fraternity's softball
team is off to a good start this
past week, racking up three
decisive wins over in-league
teams. Our team is looking
forward to playing teams in the
American League to squash the
rumors that we can't handle the
competition in the American
League. In less than two weeks
our softball team will be going
up to University Park to
represent our school in a
state-wide sponsored fraternity
softball tournament. The last
two years our team has done
quite well, taking first place
two years ago and 9th place last
year. There is a total of 25
teams entered in the tourna
ment and the two days of
softball is lots of fun for
everyone involved. Although I
might be a little biased, I
feel this year's squad is the best
CLASSIFIEDS
For 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.
For Sale- Multitude of
household and sporting goods;
Head skis, Wilson T2OOO,
bookcases, records, books,
lamps, playpen, etc. Saturday
April 16th from 12 noon to 7:00
p.m. 1604 Pineford Drive
(Village of Pineford). For more
information call 944-7512 after
5:00 p.m.
For Sale: Tires for sale - one
825.14 with Chevy wheel in
excellent condition, $l5; two
G7B-14 in fair condition,
610/ pair; one G7B-14 snow tire
in fair condition, $5, see Sharon
in Library, 787-7761.
FOR SALE: 1973 Toyota
Carina, Dark Blue, new tires,
An FM Radio, Air condition,
low mileage, disc brakes,
automatic stick. Like new.
Must sell. Call after 5:00 P.M. -
944-1041
FOR SALE: 1975 Ford van,
power sttering and brakes,
AM-FM stereo, extra swivel
seat, carpet and paneled
interior, six, stick, trailer hitch,
green, 29,000 mih $4495 or
best offer. Call 24
4,OWWw"
The Owl/
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HALLMARK
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PLANT HA
WOODEN
C., Open Thur. 8 F
Opposite T'
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team we've had in the last few
Getting away from softball
for a moment, the fraternity's
bowling teams are not doing too
well, except for XGl's Nl, which
duplicated last weeks task of
taking three out of four points.
Better luck to the bowling
teams and hopefully all our
teams will make it into the
playoffs.
The fraternity's next Keg
gar will be held on Saturday,
April 30th at the Hunter's and
Angler's Club in Middletown.
Most of the time we don't have
to advertise for our Keggars
because everyone knows how
good they are and our
reputation has been estab
lished.
Also, the Spring Concert is
coming up very soon and
everyone should be thinking of
how to help out in whatever
capacity is possible.
FOR SALE: Air conditioned
1972 Mercury Cougar. Two
door hard top, automatic,
power steering and brakes.
Good condition. One owner, low
mileage guaranteed. Asking
$lOO over book price. Call
652-7848 after 4:30 p.m.
JOB OFFER: Bodyguard.
Part-time now, Full-time this
summer. Write P.O. Box 1253,
Lancaster, Pa., 17604.
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.
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.
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.
P- p tll G
C.C. Reader
Smitley Runs Boston
See Bud Run
Bud Smitley, Recreation/
Athletics Coordinator at
Capitol, ran in the 81st Annual
Boston Marathon this past
Monday, April 18, and com
pleted the 26 miles 385 yards in
3 hours and 31 minutes. This
was Smitley's first Boston
Marathon and he stated that he
underestimated the difficulty of
this tough course that begins at
Hopkinton, Mass. and ends at
the Prudential Center in
downtown Boston. He ran the
first half of the marathon with a
respectable time of 1 hour and
33 minutes, but ran into
dehydration problems during
the second half which took
nearly two hours to complete.
The winner of this marathon
was Jerome Drayton of
Toronto, Canada, with a time of
2:14:46, followed by Veil Bally
of Turkey, with 2:15;44. Miki
FOR SALE: Volvo, '73,
145 E station wagon, 4 speed,
AM/FM, roof rack, driving
lights, telephone type CB,
Michelin radials, excellent
condition and performance,
phone: 737-4212 evenings.
To: Ray, Carol, Beth,
Chuck, Terry, Katie, George,
Kitty, John, Lenny, Lou Ann
and Vern. Thanks. Cliff.
Will the person who
accidently picked up the denim
jacket at the Beta Chi Keggar
please return at least the keys
to the lost and found office.
Visit The
Dabtb Inartin
STORE
FARAII
NADIR
JANTIEN
LONDON FOC
"Clothing the Men
In This Area Since 1895"
Habib „Martin
STORE
Union St. • Next to Post Office
Open Thur. & Fri. Till 9:00
Gorman won the women's
division with a time of 2:48:44.
Baseball
The Capitol Campus Base
ball team played the Messiah
College baseball team in a
doubleheader Tuesday, April
19th. Capitol won the first
game with a 13 to 11 score, and
lost the second game 6 to 2.
Next week the team will be
kept busy with a game
scheduled at Juniata College on
Sunday; a home game schedul
ed with Lackawanna on
Monday at 3:00 p.m. and a
home game scheduled for
Wednesday with Millersville
College at 3:00 p.m.
The intramural softball
league is in full swing with
teams divided into 2 divisions:
the American & the National.
Team standings to date are as
follows:
American Division:
Bushwackers--------------1-0
F. Ticklers-------------------3-0
Whiz Kids------- ------ ----------3-1
Bender Bros.---------------1-1
Joint Effort— 2---1
Future Legends---------------1-4
Dad's Marauders------ 1---2
Reader Cleans Up Cont.
the (Valley Viking) a.k.a. Rob
Fisher.
The Wo-mens top scorers
were Beth Kopas, Scarlett
Kurtz, and Michelle Pavlishin.
The second game pitted the
Capitol Campus Staff and
Faculty against the Middletown
Faculty. Although the C.C.
Faculty had some outside
assistance they lost the game
81-74. High scorers in the game
IT'S SPRING CONCERT
TIME AGAIN
But to make it a good one, we need your
help. Come to the Good People's Productions
meeting on April 26 at 8:00 p.m. to find out
how you can get involved.
We can't do it without you!
[Tapped refreshments will be provided, and
we don't mean root beer, eitheri]
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April 21, 1977
Marathon
National League:
Brotherhood 1--1
69'ers--------------------4---0
Kick Booty-----------------------0---2
Coal Crackers------------------2---1
Tapa Kega Daya---------------0---3
Pittsburgh--------- 1--2
Fac/Staff---------0---4
Valiant Bros.— ---2-1
Soccer
The Capitol Campus soccer
team hosted NE. Christian Jr.
College team this past Sat.,
April 16 and scored a rousing
victory of 4 to 1!! An excellent
job of goal tending was done by
Ron Sturgeon! Goals were
scored by Omar Bakar;
Dimitris Panatella; and Dennis
Williams. The 4th goal was
scored by a bad pass by NE.
Christian that hit the goal poet
corner & dropped into the goal
scoring a point for Capitol.
A great job of field play was
accomplished by the team as
follows: Dan Slagle; Darryl
Whiteman; Doug Plasterer;
Pete Santora; Don Shaeffer;
BM Egan; Jeff Bossard; Rich
Herrschaft; Frank Bucceri;
Hooshang; Neil Peters; David
Goschkell
Good team work guys!!! The
soccer team will go to Messiah
College Friday, April 29th!! We
want another victory, team!!
were Ken Miller, Lee Bloes and
Bob Kinsey for Middletown,
and Jim Baker and Bill Aungst,
for the C.C. Faculty.
Special thanks to Wayne
Spitzner and Bill Morrell for
refereeing both games. Also
thanks to Bill Schule, Tony
Prudent., Robin Platts and
Kim Alexander.
Thanks should also go to all
s•: tators.