page 16 'V'* * » *■ * \ 1 k,., v Nittany Cavaliers, engaged in battle. Summer hours for the gym will start on Sat., June 16. From that date until Sept. 21, the gym will be closed on evenings and weekends. Hours will be 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Through the efforts o the SGA, the Juke Box Music Store, wi| , c|ose “ 4:30 MWiia at The Union Deposit Mall, is offering a 10 per cent discount on sas every item in the store, to students with a Penn State 1.D.. One has to keep on her guard if they want to remain editor. photo by darryl bielski lob Manley and Greg photo by lyda baker krinmmliMaKiluMHiifi The intramural softball playoffs are in progress this week. A preliminary round was necessary to determine the second-place finisher in the National League. On' the basis of their identical loss records, Taint, Dukes and Elwood’s Boys took part in this playoff. Elwood’s Boys defeated Taint but then lost to the Dukes in the battle for second place. The Dukes will now face the first place Redneck moth ers of the American League in a best-of-three semi-final series First place Tony's Team of the National League is facing second place Sultans of Swing of the American League in the other semi-final series. In the first game of this series, the Sultans lost a heart-breaker in the bottom of the seventh inning when Tony’s team rallied for six runs to take a come-from behind 8-7 victory. The winners of the two semi-final series will face each other in a three game championship series which will conclude next Monday, weather permitting. NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM Tony’s Team Dukes Joint Effort Elwood’s Boys Night Train Express Gummas Team“Z" BDC Plus Th ree St ri kes: You r' re Out 1 2nd Floor Church Physician’s Assistants AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM Redneck Mothers Sultans of Swing Gnat-Men Bushwackers Nuclear Wastes Scraps Petards Cunning Linguist c.c. reader WON LOST
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