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Capitol bowling team co-captain Bill Hill exhibits form in practice session
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Bowling
wins by
Jeff Shatzer
The Capitol Campus bowling
team stands at four wins and five
losses going into the season break
between semesters.
"We are on an upswing and we
are going to win the rest,"
boasted veteran coach Betty
Evans
"We are gding to think positive
from here on out."
The bowling team members are
Bob Capparell, Steve Butler, Kim
Dolzani, Steve Fink and Brian
Jogathon here called a success
By Rob Rejmaniak
Capitol campus' second annual
Jogathon, held Nov. 19, was once
again a success. This year's 30
participants raised approximately
$l5OO.
The purpose of the annual run
is to raise money for the overall
improvement of sports on
campus.
Clarence Hardaway, a
maintenance man here on cam
pus, was this year's top
moneymaker, running 27 laps for
over $4OO. Athletic Director Bud
Smitley was second in proceeds,
making $3OO for his 36 laps.
Good participation from the
girls volleyball team, men's
basketball team, and cross coun
try team, helped make the
Jogathon the success it was.
"Our goal for next year is
$3000," said Smitley, who sees
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Wyland. Leading the team as co
captains are Bill Hill and Tony
Miles.
" We have a good chance to be
an upset team, we can keep up
with any team," said Hill.
The teams victories were
against Villanova, Navy, Ship
pensburg and Gettysburg. Their
losses were to Lincoln, Howard,
Maryland, Temple and
Bloomsburg.
The home games are held at the
ABC east lanes on Eisenhower
Boulevard, Harrisburg.
next year's goal as a realistic one.
"The twilight baseball team
and the rugby team from the area
use our facilities here and next
year those teams will be responsi
ble fOr paying a $5OO rent for
that use," Smitley said, adding:
"If they choose to raise the
money in the Jogathon, we
should have 100 runners instead
of 15."
If Smitley gets the increase in
proceeds and runners he hopes
for in next year's Jogathon,
athletes may receive jackets in
stead of plaques for their par
ticipation in varsity athletics here
on campus.
"I appreciate everything that
was done to make this year's
Jogathon a success," Smitley
said.
"The help from the community
was magnificent, from the people
running to those who pledged."
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