Page 16 A.D. at Happy Valley and his refusal to accept the coaching job at New England. As for the Pats, Paterno noted that he saw their last game against the Colts and he thought that 3 elephants and 8 cheerleaders could beat New England. More power to ya, Joe! Getting Involved With intromurols By Darrell Reider Now that the Winter Term is in full swing, intramural athletics are dominating the sports scene here at Capitol Campus. Sixteen teams are registered for the volleyball intramurals and each team will proceed through the term on a rotating schedule with all the games slated for Monday and Thursday nights. The basketball intramurals have generated twelve teams this term and each will play a schedule based on Tuesday and Thursday contests. In the event of a scheduled home varsity basketball game on campus, all intramural action will be postponed. Wednesday nights this term are loaded with intramural bowling matches at the Middletown Lanes. Two new teams have been added to the competitive field this term, vying for the all-important trophies when the league'closes at the end of the term. The C.C. Reader will keep you up-to-date on all the intramural athletics this term, complete with action photos later this term. So keep an eye out for the Reader, hopefully back on a bi-weekly track for the remainder of the term. RECREATION ' I "il N' Ii i .1: Mon. - Thurs Friday Saturday Sunday For information regarding equipment sign out or racketball reservations, call 948-6266. Racketball court reservations can be made two days in advance throughout the week except on weekends. The Final Final Review I bet you have seen or read just about every recap of 1981 there has ever been. Sports Illustrated named Sugar Ray Leonard their Sportsman of the Year, v the Sporting News named Wayne Gretzky their Sportsman of the Year, while the C.C. Reader Sports Depart ment has named the Penn State Football team as our Sportsteam of the Year. It was a close decision between the Penn State football team and the Ltd's intramural bowling team, but in the end the football team edged out the Ltd's because the Ltd's choked down the strech, and Joe Paterno's team didn't. I guess one of the reasons the PSU football was chosen was because of their thrashing victories over Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, and USC. Having the toughest schedule in the nation and winning ten of twelve is mighty impres sive. Granted, their loss to Miami (FL) was shocking, but finishing up with victories over the number one team in the nation, and the best college running back in college football history, is im pressive. BAM to 10 PM 8 AM to 9PM 2PM to 8 PM 2PM to 9PM So 1981 was a good year for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Fernando Valenzula. He would have been in the running for our Sportsman (Sportsteam) of the Year but he finished fourth, behind the football team, Ltd's, and the Nightriders. Maybe next year. In basketball -- it was the Bird-man from Boston that stole the show. The Celtics, having rallied from a two-game deficit over the 76ers, blew away Moses Malone's Maurauders in the champion ship series. Larry Bird displayed that he is the best all-round ballplayer in the NBA, with the 76ers' "Dr. J." a close second. In hockey -- the great Gretzky and the Edmonton Oilers stunnrd the hockey world when they shocked the Montreal Canadiens in a three game sweep. Gretzky single-handedly foiled the Canadien attack. The Islanders, how ever, foiled Gretzky in the next round and then proceeded to dust the Rangers and play with the North Stars, before winning the Stanley Cup -- again. Thursday, January 28, 1982 Sports Maddogs Nightriders Jr. Sr. Class Coal Crackers Death Flyrrr's Malcolm's Roots Saturday Jan. 30th Varsity Bowling - Univ. of Maryland vs. Capitol at ABC East Monday Feb. Ist Varsity Basketball- Spring Garden College at Capitol 8:00 Friday Feb. sth Varsity Basketball - Capitol at Eastern College Saturday Feb 6th Varsity Basketball - Cabrini College at Capitol 2;00 PM * Saturday Feb. 6th Varsity Bowling - Capitol vs. Geo. Washington in Wash. D.C. Sunday Feb. 7th Varsity Bowling - Capitol vs. Howard Univ. in Wash. D.C. Monday Feb. Bth Varsity Basketball - Alvernia College at Capitol 7:30 PM * INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 1982 BLUE DIVISION WHITE DIVISION Hershey Outcasts The Zoo Salty Dawgs Autistic Children Triangle Naeye Hershey Outcasts 48 Triangle 38 The Zoo 58 Naeye 23 Coal Crackers 42 Jr. Sr. Class 32 Maddogs 71 Malcolm's Roots 7 INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL BIUE DIVISION Bombers I Post Toasties Pipe Dreams Mixed Vegetables Flying Spikers The Bookworms x.G.rs The Party's Over Court 01 7:00 New Team vs. v-I-P's 8:00 Bombers II vs. Capitol Cubs 9:00 Naeye vs. Fubar The Zoo LTD's Vipers BOTA's Sharkey's Machine Bad Examples High Voltage 11th Framers Weekend Warriors Cardiac Arrest Bowling Stones WSDC * denotes league games In football -- it was the arm of Jim Plunkett that was the edge in Super Bowl XV. The Oakland Raiders beat the Philadelphia Eagles 27 - 10 before 76,000 screaming fans. Billy Sims won the Rookie of the Year in the NFC, and Joe Cribbs won it in the AFC. San Francisco was second to last in the NFC West (4 - 11( and the Cincinnati Bengals were 7 - 9 last year. Have they come a long way! In boxing Sugar Ray Leonard won two titles, Marvin Hagler destroyed Vito Autofermo, Larry Holmes was floored by Renaldo Snipes, but came back to beat Snipes in the end. Roberto Duran keeps trying to come back. Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier tried comebacks, but who cares?! Closer to home, the Vipers beat the Ltd's in Fall bowling, the Hersey Zero Squad won Intramural Football, and the Bombers won the Volleyball. The Varsity sports included a 9 - 9 season from the bowling team. a 7 - 19 season from the basketball team. This year. Jim Flatley says "We will be better." Tuesday's Results 1 0 Fubar 1 0 The Zoo I 0 New Team 1 0 V-I-P's 0 1 The Baers 0 1 Naeye 0 1 Capitol Cubs 0 1 Bombers II VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE Thursday Night Court #2 6:00 Post Toadies vs. The Bookworms 7:00 Bombers I vs. Mixed Vegetables 8:00 The Party's Over vs. X.G.l's 9:00 Flying Spikers vs. Pipe Dreams INTRAMURAL BOWLING 1982 CALENDAR OF EVENTS By Kevin Spiegel WHITE DIVISION 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 1 O 1 4 0 4 0 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 0 4 0 4 The baseball team was 5 - 15, but Tony Beccone promised bigger and better things. The voting for the Sportsman(team) of the year went as follows: Penn State Football Team 21 pts. Ltd's 19 pts. Nightriders 10pts Fernando Valenzula 9 pts Tony Beccone 7 pts. Officer Friendly 1 pt. Mark Clauser 1/2 pt C.C. Reader 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 2
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