SP RING SPORTS For the first time in the history of the Behrend Campus, all three of our Spring sports squads opened their seasons with victories The tennis team started things off with victories over St. Markgs Seminary and Ashtabula-Kent State. After a rain-out in which they were leading, the golf team also racked up a vic tory over Ashtabula in their second outing. That same day, the baseball team tra velled to New Kensington where they won a double header. Craig hill, Bob Hasch alk, Terry Hearshman,' and Max Fleischauer are unde feated in their singles matches in tennis, In golf Ken Shaffer and Jay Holbus were leading point-getters the first match. Bob Johnson pitched the base ball Cubs to victory in their first game and .7ingled in the winning runs. In the second game Tom Nelson was the winning pitcher, helped by the hitting of Doug Zimmerman and Bob Sy dow. Larry Taylor also had three hits in the double= header, Rich Stuart and Pit Gerity two each. The first home game of the season will take place tomorrow at 2:00 P.M. This single game will be played at the Lawrence Park Field near the General Electric Plant nn Lawrence Parkway. Our Cubes will open at home against the Penn State Frost from University Park. The team shows great de sire and promise this year and they want and need your support, so attend the home games. Your Booster Button or Card is your admission. SWIMMERS NETTERS PLACE IN TOURNEY One week ago, Behrend sent swimming and volley ball teams to University Park for the annual Common= wealth Campus Tournaments in those sports, and both teams returned .with tro phies for high finishes. For the fourth consec utive year, our volleyball team reached the finals of the double elimination tour ney. After winning lasts year, we were beaten by Beaver Campus in this year", finals. 7-15, 13-11, 15-B.i Members of our team were: Co-captains Rich Seib and Ron Smith; Greg Wright; Jim. Brdle; Alan Fryer; Jim Prin gle; Gary Winans; Dalltelps; Gene Federowicz; Syl Pom- t erantz; and Dirk Habay. Although we sent only four swimmers, they accumi lated 34 points to win the third place trophy behind Altoona and Ogontz. Finish ing first and second in the two relay events for Beh rend were: Gerry Nelson, Walker Moore, John Graham, and Clayton Johns. Nelson and Moore also won points . in individual events.
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