STRIKES and SPARES The B. C. bowling league has been progressing in spite of the “lousy" driving weather. Dot Maxwell hit a new high game of 145. Good work, Dot, keep up the Falcons’ average. Speaking of the Falcons, .tension was high between the Gulls and the afore mentioned on the -third game. After the loss of two- games, the Gulls were after blood, and believe it or not, they got it! After a tight ten frames, the Falcons admitted defeat by ten pins. Wonder of Wonders!! The Do- Dos’ finally won two games l . Don Lynch helped by -bowling his new (high of 208. What a happy event! Larry Ar-duini honored- the alleys with his presence this past Mon day. Stupendous, eh wfhat? “Uncle Dave” swung back on top— sounds fishy to me. Willy Storer, in a fit of anger for missing a spare, kick ed -the -ball rack, and now must serve as a pin for a month. Keep up the good work, B: C. Bowlers. Who knows, soon we may hit the big time league. SPORT COOPS By Bobs Detisch And Gornall Intramural Basketball will get off to a rousing start oh Tuesday. December 14, -with the Snow Geese playing the Dukes and the Ghem Cagers playing ithe Faculty team. The teams entered in the league contain the following members: Dukes: Chesley, McLaughlin, .Arduini; Webster, Agnew, Vieira. Ghem Gagers: Cionco, Thomas, Maclvor, Benton, Green, Maracci, Bussell. Snow Geese: Yeager, Mallory, Metz, McLean, Thurbon, Bain bridge, Gornall. • Stars: Caruana, Davis, iSeyboldt, O’Neal, Hawkins, Gamow, Brandt. Eagles: Merchant, Lay, Legen zoff, Vomero, Kolpi-en, Schweitzer, Hasksins. Count: Gehrlein, Schriver, Heidt. Schiller, Platz, Forbes, Alts man, Cooper, Heinlein, Heater. Beau Brummels: Schmitt, Bsron field, Macer, Carro-11, Jamison, Ghappel, David, Mclntyre. Faculty: Misters Koch el, Fryer. Kaplan; Hover, Simon, .Patterson, Baker, Campbell. Schedule for the round robin: Wednesday, Dec., 15— Beau Brummels vs. Stars, 6:30; Eagles vs. Counts 69, 7:15. Tuesday, Jan., 4 IStars vs. Dukes, 6:30; Snow Geese vs. Chcm Cagers, '7:15. Wednesday, Jan. 5, Eagles vs. Beau Brummels, 6:30; Count 69 vs. Faculty, 7:15. . Tuesday, Jan. 11— Eagles vs. Dukes, 6:30; Stars vs. Ghem Cag ers, 7:15. Wednesday, Jan. 12— Snow Geese vs. Faculty, 6:30; Count. 69 vs. Beau Brummels, 7:15. Tuesday, Jan. 18— Count 69 vs. Dukes, 6:30; Stars vs Snow Geese, 7:15. " Wednesday, Jan; 19- Eagles vs Chem Cagers, 6:30; Beau Brum mels vs. Faculty, 7:15. Tuesday, Jan. 25 Duk-es vs Beau Brummels, 6:30; Count 69 vs Chem Gagers, '7:ils. . . Wednesday, ..Jan 26—Eagles, vs Varsity Readies for Court Competition The male cage squad of Behrend Center consists of left to right, front—Howie Van Ord, man ager. First row—Don Heidt, Gerry Platz, Tom Vieira, Ron Cionco, Cliff Merchant, Jim Sey holdt, and Coach Simon. Back row—Jim Lay, Bob Heater, Jack Mallory, Boh Yeager, Jim Chappel, and Joe Schmitt. Snow Geese, 6:30; Stars vs Fa culty, 7:15. Tuesday, Feb. 8— Duk-es vs Fa culty, 6:30; Count 69 vs Snow Geese, 7:15. Wednesday, Feb. 9 —Chem Cag ers vs Beau Brummels, 6:30; Eagles vs. ©tars, 7:15. Girls entered in the round rob in table tennis tourney are: Roberta Johnson, Sue Lockley; Pat Ingersoll, Nancy Hendershot; Jan Jackson, Fran Nielsen; Jo ann Haumesser, Val Meals; Dot Kaliszewski, Marge Elliott; Fran Vi-ddl, Janie Brown. This league started Dec. 6. See the sched- ule on the -board- in- Erie Hall, for this girl’s double tourney. Boys entered in the men’s doub le table tennis tourney axe: McClinton & Waxham, Gehr lein & Heidt, Schmid & Davis, Kolpien & Caruana, Lynch & Vomero, Maclvor & Dunsmore. Platz & Rose, Grisier & Schriver, Legenzoff & Hendershot, Max son & Cooper, Thomas & Agnew, Mclntyre & Orlosky, Myers & Kbpkowski, Baker & O’Neal, Viei ra & Anderson, Forbes & Howell. These games will be played by appointment and the best out of fire games will decide the win ners. Jim Gehrlein decisioned Don Heidt in the men’s single table tennis tourney. Nancy Johnston won out over Susie Lockley in the girl’s single table tourney. Con gratulations to the winners and semi- finalists. Gospel Hill Garage Phone 89-641 SERVICE, REPAIR AND TOWZNG SERVICE FOR QUALITY THAT LASTS ALWAYS Shop TRASK’S 9th and State THE NITTANY CUB Compy’s Cuties With the arrival of the basket ball season, the Behrend girls’ team -played their first game against the Holy Trinity girls’ team on Saturday, December 6, at 7:00. Although the -Center’s gals lost 33-13, theyfve finally 'been able to see how well they can work together in- actual competi tion. Jan Jackson. Char Flack. Bobby Johnson, Pat Stocker, Nan cy Johnston, May Schoch, Ardelle Johnson and Jo Haumesser rep resent the female cage squad this year. “Boy, I can’t move,” and “Oh, am I stiff”, have been the favor ite expressions of Compy’s Cuties since the beginning of the exer cise courses last September. Oh, well, just think of the perfect Shapes the campus will be blessed with by the time spring rolls around. In. just one or two more weeks, those long awaited gym suits will arrive. With all the girls wearing •blue shorts and white shirts, Com py will have quite a time telling the girls apart, if they stand with their backs to her. If you happen to look into the gym someday and see the girls hopping aro-un-d- on one foot or skipping up and down, they are only doing the newest thing- -the relay race. Did you hear about the big -bump when Marilyn DeMarsh hit the gym floor? She really got a bang cut of that. Also Donna Cra- mer and Bobby Johnson have -been suffering from the strange malady of sprained ankles. Never can tell what’ll happen next in that gym class. Compliments of FOR FILMS AND CAMERAS PLUBELL HARDWARE See COMPANY CHARTLEY PHOTO STUDIO Buffalo and Station Road I 3208 Buffalo Rd. Our Gal Sal - In case you didn't know, Beh rend Center .has a new kind of athlete to add to the world of sports— the acrobatic dancer. Sally Stauffer, a five-foot, blue eyed, brunette, teaches acrobatic dancing at the Catherine little Dance Studio in Erie. Sally has already gathered many admiring television fans who have seen her dance on the Music Room television .program in Erie- A freshman at Behrend Center, she is majoring in Arts and Let ters- Behrend Pane Dons Yule Attire The traditional lights and tinsel are being placed on. the Behrend Center pine by: left to right—Don Lynch, Dot Maxwell, Whitney White, Sylvia Haise, and Jim Seyboldt. Behrend Hoopsters Move Into Action Last Saturday night, the Beh rend Center Basketball team play ed their second game of ihe cur rent season against ihe Altoona Center. The team lost by a score of 72 to 43, bringing their stand ing to one win and- one loss. The varsity cage squad has a to tal of twelve members, who can be seen almost everyday .practic ing their sidearm tosses and foul shots. Tom Vieira, Ron CSonco, Jim Seybolt, Jim Lay, Bob Yeager, Joe Schmitt, Bob Heater, Jack Mallory, Jim Chappel. Cliff Mer chant, Don Heidt, and Gerry Platz represent Behrend' on home and foreign courts. Schedule for the season is as follows: Friday, Dec. 10— frosh, home, 8:00 p. m. (Saturday. Dec. ll Jamestown Community College, away, 8:00 p. m. Saturday, Jan. 8— Alliance frosh, home, 8100 p. m. Friday, Jan. 14— Altoona frosh, away, 8:00 p. m. Friday, Jan. 28— Edinboto frosh, away, 7:00 p. m. Saturday, Feb. 12— Allegheny frosh. away, 3:00 p. m. Tuesday, Feb. 15— Alliance frosh, away, 3:00 p. m. Saturday, Feb. 19— Allegheny frosh, home. 3:00 p. m. Saturday, Feb- 26 Jamestown frosh, home, 8:00 p. m. Mr. Simons, men’s phys. ed. in structor would like to express his sincere admiration for the fine job the cheerleaders are doing for the team. A little more support for the team by the students would certainly be appreciated. GUS & GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE Local and One-Way Trailer Rental Service. Wheel Alignment and Balance PHONE 999226 .. PEACH & LIBERTY Edinbocro
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