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Sports Wrap-Up
By Mike Camilli
As the air begins to get
colder, the fall sports season is
drawing to a close. The Capital
College soccer team finished its
season with a victory over
Lancaster Bible College. The win
brought the soccer team's record to
3-5 for the year. At Penn State's
main campus, the football team
also ended up with a victory.
Thus, the Nittany Lions remain
undefeated despite their "incredibly
tough" schedule.
As the fall sports season
is coming to a close, the winter
sports season is just getting
underway. At Penn State,
Harrisburg, there are two
intercollegiate winter sports
bowling and basketball. In
addition, there are various
intramural athletic opportunities
(including an intramural basketball
league) during the coming months.
The basketball team is off
to a strong start this season despite
being made up almost entirely of
new players. With only.one
returning member from last year,
the team is off to a 3-1 record.
The one veteran, Jim Leedy, will
be graduating in December, but
predicts a winning season. He said
that the team will probably do
better than last year and could
Phonathon a
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Praising the enthusiastic
student support, Ted Furze, of the
Development Office said the recent
Capital College Phonathon "came
very close to reaching the $15,000
goal.
On November 10-12, 12
different representatives of WNDR,
Beta Chi, Marketing Club, Circle
K, and XGI spent three hours each
evening making telephone calls to
approximately 1700 alumni. For
each participant, $lO was donated
by the school in his name to the
club of his choice.
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possibly make the district play
offs in March. The team competes
in District 19 of the NAIA. They
are coached by Brian Gauger.
The bowling team started
its season with a 3-5 record, but
they have been up against some
tough competition, including the
University of Maryland and PSU
main campus. The team has three
more meets scheduled for next
semester. (At each meet the team
competes with about four other
schools.) The team is coached by
Betty Evans, who is associated
with the ABC East Lanes. The
team captain is Jeff Raykos.
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