Capitol times. (Middletown, Pa.) 1982-2013, February 15, 1991, Image 11

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    Season winds down
Basketball team tries to squeeze into playoffs
Eddie Miller
Capital Times Staff
The Penn State Harrisburg men's
basketball team owns a 10-11 record
with three games remaining. In order for
the Lions to make the NAIA District 19
playoffs, they must have a .500 record or
better.
The squad played at Alvernia last
night, plays Capitol College of
Maryland at home tonight, and rounds at
the season Monday, Feb 18. at
Misericordia.
Here is a summary of the spring
semester games:
PSH69 York College 73
The Lions controlled the game
throughout, but a late York run proved
costly for the Lions in this road loss.
Mike Watts led the Lions with 27
points, and Eddie Miller added 15.
PSH 74 Philadelphia Pharmacy 73
Penn State defeated last season's
District 19 champs in the CUB despite
trailing by four points at halftime.
James Truhe led all scorers with 24
points, and Miller contributed 17.
Miller's Comer
Rookie wins dunk contest,
Eddie Miller
Capital Times Sports
IT'S ALMOST TIME FOR THE
NCAA TO HOLD ITS ANNUAL
SPRING FORMAL. The NCAA
tournament tips-off in mid-March and as
crunch time approaches, one team reigns
king of the mountain. UNLV, head and
shoulders above the rest of the college
basketball world, is ready to repeat, and
their thrashing of Arkansas in the
Barnhill Arena last Sunday made me a
believer
DON’T BE SURPRISED IF DUKE
SHOWS UP AT THE BIG DANCE
ready to get down. Coach K's Blue
Devils will make things happen, and
look for a Duke-UNLV rematch at the
final four.
AMAZING STAT: Duke has made
the Final Four three of the last four
years.
TODD "I BET I CAN KNOCKOUT
LARRY JOHNSON ANY” DAY
showed his true class during the UNLV-
Answers to puzzles
from page 10
SPORTS
Mike Watts (23) looks to shake a
Millersville defender. The Lions lost to
the Marauders 63-61.
Arkansas game. Day was talking trash
from the opening tip-off, and it wasn’t
any wonder that Stacey Augmon nailed
him with a forearm shiver. If Mr.
Johnson had gotten a paw on runaway
Day, Todd wouldn’t be playing
tomorrow.
NO LESS THAN SPECTACULAR
was Boston Celtic rookie Dee Brown in
the slam-dunk contest on. All-Star
Weekend in Charlotte, N.C. The (yawn)
three-point shooting contest was the
usual bore, unless Larry Bird was in it of
course, but Dee Brown "pumped" life in
the Charlotte arena with an arsenal of
acrobatic dunks blending the leaping
ability of Spud Webb and the power of
Dominique Wilkins.
THE MOST MEANINGLESS STAT
IN FOOTBALL, the time of possession,
suddenly became the most meaningful
during Super Bowl XXV. The Giants
hogged the ball up just enough to keep
Jim Kelly and the ever-explosive Bills
offense strolling the sidelines. The
Giants defense was tough when it needed
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PSH 85 Beaver 63
Beaver College was no match for the
Lions as PSH captured a conference
victory on the road. Watts poured in 23
to go with Truhe's 19.
PSH 73 Columbia Union 82
The Lions jumped out to a big early
lead, but the home court proved to be a
big advantage for C.U. They sank their
free-throws late in the game
extinguishing any Lion run. Watts
scored 24, and Tom Strohm chipped in
with 14.
PSH 49 Holy Family 72
The Lions came out flatter than a
pancake as Holy Family manhandled the
Lions in the CUB. Watts and Miller
combined for 31 points.
PSH 80 Wilmington 69
Bouncing back from the Holy Family
nightmare, the Lions defeated
Wilmington College at home. Watts led
all scorers with 25, and Tom Strohm
finished with 16.
PSH 61 Millersville 83
The highly-touted Millersville
Marauders defeated the Lions but not
without a battle. The Lions trailed by 10
throughout but could never cut the lead
baseball salaries escalate
to be, and the Bills defense just flat out
got tired. Too bad all of the Super Bowls
don't warrant the title that this game
rightfully earned.
MY SUPER BOWL PREDICTION
HUNG TO THE RIGHT OF THE
GOALPOST along with Scott
Norwood’s last-second field goal attempt.
AN INTERESTING SITUATION
CONCERNING the status of the New
York Giants quarterback situation. After
Jeff Hostetler led the Giants to a Super
Bowl victory, Phil Simms may be
packing his bags. That's all right,
though. Maybe the Pittsburgh Steelcrs
will trade Bubby Brister and Tim Worley
for Simms.
EVERY LITTLE STEP BOBBY
TAKES (Bonilla, that is) when it comes
to dealing with the Pittsburgh Pirate
front office seems to be backwards.
Bonilla has reportedly declined a $l4
million four-year contract offered by the
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summer of recreation for blind and visually handicapped
children and adults. Beacon Lodge, located in Central
Pennsylvania, is seeking camp counselors for summer
camping program beginning May 26 and ending August 21.
In addition to General Counselors, there is a need for a WSI,
Canoeing Instructor, Archery Instructor, Crafts Instructor,
Nature Specialist, and Nurses and Lifeguards. The summer
offers a well-rounded program of activities from bowling to
overnight canoe trips down the Juniata River. To request an
application and/or additional information,
February 15,1991, CAPITAL TIMES 1
to single digits. Truhe scored 16, and
Watts threw in 15.
PSH 74 Neumann 65
Neumann College couldn't stop the
hot hand of Watts who had 27 to go
with 16 from Strohm.
PSH 71 Capitol College 63.
The scoring duo of Watts and Truhe
combined for 48 points to lead the Lions
to a road victory over the school from
Maryland.
PSH 57 Philadelphia Pharmacy 69
In a rematch between District 19
foes, Philly Pharmacy outrebounded the
Lions and scored at will in the paint.
Despite a capacity crowd drawn in by a
halftime bikini contest, the Lions hung
tough with Watts and Miller combining
for 31.
PSH 56 Neumann 59
The Lions couldn't buy a bucket, and
Neumann College scored when they
needed to. Strohm poured in 22, and
Truhe added 13.
PSH 49 Misericordia 47
In another low-scoring affair, the
Lions hung on long enough for Miller
to sink two free throws at the end. Truhe
and Miller scored nearly half of the
team's 49.
Bucs. Bonilla wants a five-year deal. It's
Bobby's perogative, but arbitration
appears inevitable.
TONIGHT'S YOUR LAST
CHANCE to catch the PSH men's
basketball team at 7 p.m. in the Capital
Union Building. The February 15th
game matches the Lions against Capitol
College of Maryland. The Lions
currently sport a 10-11 record.
run with them
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