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SPORTS VIEWS
The NBA Season is now completed . . Second-year Milwaukee
proved the big surprise of the year as the Bucks won 56 of their 82
games ... We all know the super year put in by Lu Alcindor, as he
played in all 82 games, accumulated 2,361 points to lead everyone
else. He also placed third in rebounds-grabbed, and was the seventh
best field goal shooter . . . But Milwaukee is far from a one man
team . . . Fourth round pick Bob Dandridge hustled his way to a
fine rookie season, and the guards, John McGlocklin and Flynn
Robinson scored 40 points a game between them. Robinson shot free
throws at a .898 clip. and McGocklii placed fourth in field goal
accuracy . . The best team was 60-22, the New York Knicks .. .
Last year Mike Riordan was used early in the year only to the in
tentional fouls . . But by mid-season this year was starting and
contributing . . . The big five of Bill Bradley, Walt Frazier, Dave
Deßuscherre, Dick Barnett, and Willis Reed. played team and de
fensive basketball . . Baltimore, at 50-32, were still a good team,
better than West leader Atlanta . . . Atlanta edged Los Angeles with
a mixture of players . . . Lou Hudson proved an all-star by his fine
play and leadership . . . Los Angeles was carried by scoring champ
Jerry West most of the season, but rookie Rich Roberson and vet
eran Hap Hairston helped to fill at least a part of the gap left by
Wilt Chamberlain's injury and Elgin Baylor's aging . Chicago
and Phoenix tied for third each 39-43 . . . The recent NBA draft
provided the following highlights, Bob Lanier to Detroit, Rudy Tom
janovich to San Diego, Pete Maravich to (division leaders!) Atlan
ta, as San Francisco took a chance to give their first round pick to
possibly lure Zelmo Beatty back to the NBA as a warrior . . . Other
draftees, new Portland drafted Jeff Petrie, Jim McMillian to Los
Angeles, and Jimmy Collins to Chicago . . . Probably the most shock
ing event of the season was the Boston Celtics, 34 wins and 43
losses, sixth place in the east, and eleventh best of the 14 teams.
Ist Game April 12:
Baseball Underway Soon
The new baseball season will be getting underway soon uncer
the coaching of Clarence Stoner. Because of the difficulties in eligi
bility the infield has been somewhat weakened with the loss of fine
players, but it is still pretty strong.
On the pitching mound will be Doug Zimmerman, Bob LacAer,
Bob Johnson, Damon Amery, Jeff McGowen, and Len Lacastro. Other
infields are Ed Denny as catcher, Gary Rodgers, Terry Kissle, Tom
Albrecht, Pat Pastilock, Mike McGinley, Jeff Hawthorne, and Ron
Rawson. Their positions have not yet been determined. Returning
from last year will be Tim Nufer playing center field. The other
outfielders haven't been decided yet.
, The first game will be on Sunday, April 12, in a double-header
at McKeesport.
*Sunday, April 12—McKeesport Away-1:00 p.m.
*Saturday, April 18—New Kensington Away-1:00 p.m.
`Saturday, April 25—Cuyahoga CC (Met) Away-1:00 p.m.
Wednesday. April 29—Jamestown CC Home-2:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 2—Penn State Frosh Away-2:00 p.m.
*Tuesday, May s—Erie County TechHome-2:30 p.m.
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*Saturday, May 9—Beaver Away-12:00
Tuesday, May 12—Niagara CC Home-3:00 pm.
*Saturday, May 16—DuBois Campus Away-12:00
Tuesday, May 19—Jamestown CC Away-3:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 23—Penn State Frosh Home-2:00 p.m.
*Tuesday. May 26—Ashtabula-Kent State Home-2:00 p.m.
* S a tur day, May 30—Altoona Campus Away-12:00
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PSU Athletes Dream Year
University Park, Pa. Penn
State is having the kind of ath
letic year colleges dream about
and. there is still the prospect of
a winning spring season ahead.
Nittany Lion fans have already
enjoyed two perfect major sport
performances-11-0, including an
Orange Bowl championship in
football and 11-0 in wrestling.
The gymnastic team coached
by Gene Wettstone had a 7-2 rec
ord and qualified three athletes—
freshman Marshall Avener, Jim
Corrigan and Scott Bresler—for
the NCAA. finals at Temple next
month.
The Lion cross-country team,
under the direction of Harry
Groves who has never had a los
ing season in cross-country or
outdoor track, was 5-2 and won
the Big Four championship.
In addition, Penn State finish
ed 10th in the NCAA cross-coun
try championships; third in the
ICAA; fifth in the U. S. Track
and Field Federation meet and
second in the Pennsylvania Fed
eration race.
Other winning teams included
fencing (6-3) and basketball
(13-11).
Bill Koll's wrestling team pro-
Tennis Players
Needed Now!
by Dom Lambert
Sports Editor
WHERE HAVE ALL THE TEN
NIS PLAYERS GONE? In the
last two years, Behrend has lost
only one dual tennis match. We
have always turned out outstand
ing players in the past, and now
Coach Lauffer is looking for some
experienced players for this sea
son.
Last year the tennis team took
second place in the Region XIX
Tournament. They were also rep
resented in the national tourna
ment in Florida.
As you can see, there is unlim
ited opportunity and a challenge
for those who can meet the qual
ifications. You will also be play
ing on Behrend's brand new
courts.
So if you have some experience
in tennis and would like to give
yourself and your school ' some
glory, contact Mr. Lauffer im
mediately. The first match is
April 18.
__Final j. M. Volleyball Standings
Sloe Gin Fizzes
Womb Walkers
Erie All Stars
Smokey Bear Unlimited
"D" House 1041
Rabble 9-12
Sloth Stuff 9-12
Wayside Wanders 4-17
There will be no playoffs. The
Sloe Gin Fizzes are the cham
pions.
duced four individual champions
in the Eastern Intercollegiate
championships-150-pound Clyde
Frantz (who was named the
tournament's outstanding wrest
ler for the second straight year),
167-pound Andy Matter, 190-
pound John High and heavy
weight Dave Joyner. All four were
undefeated this season.
As a team, Penn State finished
2nd to Navy. The Lions sent nine
wrestlers to the NCAA tourna
ment at Northwestern.
Although Penn State's indoor
track team does not compete in
an extended dual-meet schedule,
it achieved some remarkable in
dividual success. Lion trackmen
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either broke or tied 10 indoor
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The Commonwealth. CampuS
Volleyball and Swimming Tourf
naments will be held on April
at University Park. Anyone inter
ested in playing volleyball in the
tournament should contact Mr.
Malkin. Swimmers should con
tact Mr. Onaroto. Their offices
are in Erie Hall.
The swimming events include:
200 yd. medley relay, 100 yd.
freestyle, 100 yd. individual med
ley, 50 yd. freestyle, 1 meter div
ing, 50 yd. butterfly, 50 yd. back
stroke, 50 yd. breaststroke, 20l
yd. freestyle relay.
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