CAprrAL TIMES, February 19, 1990
New PSH Staff Member
By Hank Rappold
Capital Times Sports Editor
She is new here at Penn State
Harrisburg and she carries a whistle. Her
name is Sally Bingaman, and on Jan. 15
she started her new job here at PSH as a
recreation and athletic specialist.
Her job includes scheduling,
supervising intramurals, and various
other duties. She has started a women's
fitness program for faculty, staff, clerical
and technical women on campus.
"I would like to develop more
programs for women," said Bingaman
"and I'm open for suggestions and or
comments." Any suggestion or
comment can be made to Bingaman at
the CUB.
Bingaman, 28, received her
undergraduate degree from Penn State
Main Campus in 1983, and has since
received a masters from East Stroudsburg
University in Health and Physical
Education.
Since arrriving at PSH, Bingaman
has found the people to be friendly and
cooperative. Besides her job duties she
likes to run and work out with weights.
Tyson Not Invincible
Prepared Douglas Takes Title
By: John J• Garvey
Capital Times' Editor in Chief
Buster Douglas turned the boxing
world upside down, Saturday February
10, when he won the undisputed
Heavyweight championship from
formerly unbeaten Mike Tyson.
From the opening bell it was clearly
Douglas' fight. He overwhelmed a very
lackluster Tyson with a stiff left jab.
The jab frustrated Tyson every time he
tried to come at Douglas.
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Sally Bin gam an
She is also a member of the women's
basketball team. "The team consists of
staff and students that play as a club,"
she said.
Bingaman wants to remind everyone
that 5-on-5 basketball and coed
volleyball intramurals will begin in the
beginning of March.
Even during the few occasions Tyson
was able to get inside, he seemed content
to just clinch and never amounted any
sort of body attack.
During the infamous eighth round
when Tyson caught Douglas and floored
him, there was never any question about
Douglas' ability to get off the canvas.
So the question of wheather the count
was slow or not is a mute one.
Douglas then clearly showed he was
Tyson from 16
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SPORTS
Hank's pen rambles
Yes, boys and girls it is time once
again for a magical journey with Hank's
Pen. So, let the festivities begin...
Boxing:
Everyone knows that heavyweight
boxing doesn't possess a legitimate
challenger for Mike Tyson--well almost
everyone. Someone forgot to tell Buster
Douglas, or he didn't listen. Douglas has
shocked the boxing community with his
10th round knock-out of Iron Mike. This
wasn't even suppose to be a fight. Tyson
was to show Douglas what punching
power really is. Douglas wasn't ready to
learn, instead he was ready to show Mike
what punching power was. Now the
question is, Will Tyson have to face
George Foreman to gain a chance to get
his belts back? Or will still have to face
Hulk Hogan?
Super Bowl:
Well what can be said about the
Super Blowout (Bowl). 55-10. That says
it all. The boys from Budweiser made
the Bud-Bowl into a more exciting
game. Probably what I'll rember best
about this year's Super Bust was the
Super Bowl party I attended. This party
possessed all kinds of excitment and was
a blast. The best two events of the
evening was either the Olympic style
stair diving or the food fight that came
directly from Animal House. The best
dive of the night was the one and a half
with a full tuck, and in the food fight the
best move was a right fake followed by
cheese dip in the face. What else will I
remember? Not much of anything--well,
maybe Paul Newman's American
Express commercial. I liked that
commercial.
By Hank Rappold
Caplital Times Sports Editor
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Baseball:
Take me out to the ball park and
bring along some bolt cutters. As it
looks now the only way to enjoy
America's favorite past time is through
locked gates. Players and fans will be on
the outside looking in if the owners go
ahead with their proposed lock-out of
spring training. What does this mean to
the fans? Well, it means that we don't
get to see our favorite players playing
baseball. Pretty basic, huh?
Penn State Football:
It is said that Blair Thomas will be
the highest picked running back in this
year's NFL draft. He should also be one
of the top four picks. Thomas is one of
. the best backs ever from Linebacker U.
Boy are these NFL scouts smart!
Penn State Harrisburg Cheerleading:
A big scare turned into a big
headache and a stiff neck. Luckily! Penn
State Harrisburg Cheerleader's beloved
captain, Vikki Cuscino, fell while
practicing a stunt before a recent
basketball game. Cusino was taken to
Hershey Medical Center for a routine
check-up and later was released with a
concussion, but no fractures. She is now
back inspiring the team with her
immeasurable perky smile.
Oops!:
I have learned to spell Crider. Sorry
Duane. Really, I am.
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