PSH Inrtamurals
Jeff "Q
-man" Quinn
Capital Times Staff
If you are athletically
minded, the athletic
department at Penn State-
Harrisburg offers students
the choice of many fun and
exciting intramurals events
during the spring semester.
Wallyball is an event that
could not be scheduled last
semester due to the
popularity of softball and flag
football. The Wallyball
tournament takes place on
the CUB raquetball courts.
This is a fast paced sport that
can best be described as
volleyball with walls.
For the hoop fanatic, the
athletic department offers
two events for all hopeful
Michael Jordans and Magic
Johnsons. For those three
point sharpshooters, the
athletic department offers 3-
on-3 halfcourt basketball. On
the other hand, 5-on-5
intramural basketball offers
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exciting game to watch and
enjoy. The final score isn't
important. What is important
is these alumni came back
and had fun...
Will the Super Boyd be
super or a sleeper? The
Niner's are already a 11-
point favorite and that should
continue to increase. I'm not
sure what we should expect
from this game. Will the
Niner's complete their bid to
be the team of the Eighties?
Or can the Bronco's finally
win the title that has alluded
them year after year?
My vote is with the Niners
and at this time I would like to
jump on the Joe Montana
bandwagon. But when will
this man stop getting
better?...
Other fOotball action, Bud
Bowl II is once a
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the particpants the chance to
run and gun the full length
of the court.
Volleyball is anothc:
popular spring intramural
sport. This coed sport is very
competitive and conjers up
memories of summer pick-up
games at the beach.
If you like raquet sports
there are a wide variety of
intramural events for you.
Besides raquetball; tennis,
badminton and table tennis
are all scheduled for this
semester.
For those who like to pump
a little iron, the weight room
offers Olympis free weights,
dumbells and two multi
station units to "pump you
up." Aerobics are also offered
at the CUB, stop by and check
out the days and times that
they are scheduled.
All the intramural events
will be scheduled during the
semester, so check for sign
up sheets in Olmsted or stop
by the CUB.
and Bud is a 2-point favorite
over Bud Light. The Bud Light
team is thirsty for a victory
after last years loss and Bud
better watch out. I smell an
upset brewing...
A major loss for baseball is
the death of Billy Martin in
an alcohol related death over
the holidays. This man had a
revolving uniform exchange
with the New York Yankees.
On or off the field he had to
be one of the most fiery,
competitive managers in
baseball history and will be
sadly missed. Yogi Bera once
said "It ain't over , till it's
over" well "Billy Ball" is now
over. Our 1055...
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Maybe a little break is all
the Penn State-Harrisburg
mens basketball team needed
because since returning from
break the team has compiled
a 2-3 record including a
dramatic ovettime victory
over Neuman College.
PSH 82 -- Lancaster
Bible 55 on Jan. 11.
By thrashing Lancaster
Bible, the Lions upped their
bible belt record to 2-0.
Earlier this season the Lions
had beaten Philadelphia
Bible. Ron Hegg's led the
winners with 23 points and 11
rebounds. Ed Miller chipped
in 17 points to aid the Lion
cause.
PSH 75 -- Neuman 72 OT
on Jan. 13.
PSH squandered a 6 point
lead against Neuman and
then came back with a solid
overtime period to notch the
win 75-72. Todd Fabbri paced
the Lions with 17 points,
including 4 3-pointers. Jim
Schreck dropped in 2 big free
throws in overtime to fend
off the persistent Neuman
squad.
57 at Philadelphia
Pharmacy 81 on Jan. 16.
The host Phainarcy team
got off to a fast start and
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never looked back in the
game. Bill Pabst led all
scorers with 20 points and
hauled down 7 rebounds.
PSH 61 -- Beaver 72 on
Jan. 18.
Beaver used a huge free
throw advantage to gain this
victory. The visiting Beaver
squad went 27-33 from the
charity stripe, while the
home team was just 7-19. Bill
Pabst had 14 pts., Ed Miller
contributed 13 and a hustling
Doug Cradle had 12 for PSH.
PSH 73 at Eastern
College 95 on Jan. 20.
Ed Miller led the Lions with
19 pts. in this road loss. Jim
Schreck knocked in 15 while,
Mark Reside came away with
10. Stay tuned for future
basketball scores. Or you
could come out and see the
Lions play for yourself.
Check the bulletin boards in
Olmsted for game dates and
times.
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