Sports
Would you like to participate in col
legiate athletics? Do you think you are
tough? Are you a man in your own eyes?
If you answered yes to any of the pre.
ceding, here is your chance. Come out for
the Behrend wrestling team. This is your
chance to show' your girl what kind of man
you really are, or to prove it to yourself.
Wrestling is one sport where size is insig
nificant. It is a sport for all sizes be
cause your opponent is the same size as you
are.
Strength is not the only decisive
,factor in winning a match. Speed and
agil
ity are very important. But probably the
most important factor iebraine: "Brains"
are necessary to react correctly in each
new situation. A moderatly strong wrestler
with "brains" can make a strong, "brain
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deficient" opponent look awful.
Wrestling is both a team, and an in
dividual sport. You can have the honor of
being a member of a winning team, and still
be a loser in your weight class. Then on
the other hand, you can become a state, or
even a national champ even though your team
never won a match. When you get out there
on the mat, there is no one to back you up,
If you goof, there is no one to push the
blame on. If you win, you get all the
glory that comes with it because everything
is up to xsu .
If you would like to wrestle this yeas
particularly you big strong men, contact
our very fine wrestling coach, Mr. Onorato.
You can still come out even if you have had
no previous wrestling experience.
At an organizational meeting held
November 8, tentative plans were announ
ced for a Sports Car Club on campus. It
is intended to be a social club for those
interested in sports cars, and to promote
safe competitive racing.
Plans were discussed for a trace,
(a short race), to be held November 26.
This trace and any future traces will be
open to anyone interested. A Gymkhana,
which is an obstacle race for time, and
numerous sports car rallies are also being
planned. Definite plans for all future
events will be posted as they are deter
mined.
Anyone who is interested in further
information should contact the advisors,
Mr. Hendrix or Mr. Finley.
EAOMAND BOWL INCORPORNZED
Erie's friendly bowling center.
McClelland at 38th...899-9823
ATTENTION ALL MEN 1 I
SPORTS CAR CLUB
Of the twenty-two men who came out for
basketball team only fourteen are left. Of
these fourteen only twelve will be suited fo
the scheduled games. As a result of this sit
uation intra -squad competition is very keen.
In the first intra -squad scrimmage
Howie McGregor, last year's only returning
letterman, suffered a broken nose which side
lined him for twn days. Although he must ',Tea
a facemask to protect hiS healing nose, Hdwl
is now back in full action.
The biggest man on the team, Don Fry, ha
been has been sidelined indefinitely with a
foot injury. Don was expected to be a big he
with the rebound chores, and his loss will b
hard felt.
Since the years team will be reletively
"small; what they lack in height will be hav
to made up in speed. A fast-breaking quick
shooting offense combined with a tight defen
should prove to be the key to another suc
cessful season for the Behrend Cubs.
Roster:-
Doug Moorhead
Duane May
Mike Kauffman
Duane Edwards
Bob Locke
Dave Moorhead
Howie McGregor
Friday, November 10 the Behrend Cubs tak
on Alliance College Freshmen in a basketball
scrimmage. This will be the second game for
the Cubs - who opened their season last week.
The following Friday, November 17 the Cu
host The Erie Business Center in a scrimmage
The game will be a preview to a movie progre
to be presented by the Behrend Players. The
Cost for both will be only fifty cents. (CHD
The Behrend Campus Ski club under the
direction of Mr. Yartz is now being organize
for the 1967-68 Winter season. lessons:coat
$20.00 and a season's pass costs $35.00. Th'.
are special rates given to The Behrend
Ski Club. For more information on the ski c
talk to Gary Baron or to Mr. Yartz.
The BCABC has announced that they will
be mailing weekly newsletters to all member:
of the club. Watch for yours in the mail.
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=THIE:RS AND HABERDASHERS
State at Seventh Street • Erie, Pa.
Phone 454-7144
CUB'S BASKETBALL
Bill Cox
Bruce Gerber
Dave Karotko
Pat Gerity
Tom Rutkowski
Don Scroggs
Bob Sydow
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