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Cubs
Head
Shellack Beaver,
For Double Header
Coach Stoner's baseball squad
will try to run their winning
streak to four when they travel
to Dußois tomorrow for a double
header. On Tuesday, the Cubs will
go to Jamestown to seek revenge
on the 3-2 setback dealt to the
team by Jamestown earlier
this season.
Last Saturday Behrend shel
lacked Beaver twice, 12-2 and 10-
4, at Beaver.
Doug Zimmerman was the big
gun in the first game, going three
for five, including two blasts over
the left field fence, for six RBl's.
Zimmerman was also the winning
pitcher in the game, going the
Tennis Team Goes
Down Three Times
The Behrend tennis team drop
ped their third match in a row
to Ashtabula Kent State last Fri
day. The Cubs won . only one
match when the doubles team of
Lamson and Fleischauer defeated
Kuula and Matticola 6-2, 6-1.
The only other close match was
between Dan Porath and Joe
Matticola, with Matticola winning
3-6, 6-4, and 9-7. This brings the
team's record to 2-3 with the
Commonwealth Campus Tennis
Tournament scheduled for tomor
row.
The individual match results
Singles:
1. Faine (A) defeated Lamson
7-5, 6-2
Buy Your Yearbook
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The last day to pay for your yearbook will be June
5. Staff members will be in front of the RUB cafeteria
the ninth and possibly the tenth weeks. Payments can
also be made at the darkroom (0.8. 103) or to any of
the staff members, including Flo Szymanski, Dave
Geitner, Pat Laßosa, Ken IVlushrush; and Bruce
Behringer.
Remember, -you must pay the whole amount, $5.50,
in order to receive a yearbook. One line ads or com
ments are also being sold for fifty cents. (The staff
retains the ugly job of censoring the gross-outs). Now
is your chance to say something you've always wanted
to say in print—Make the best of it.
USE YOUR FREEDOM OF SPEECH
IN THE YEARBOOK
Oolita" So * SCENE
whole way giving up no earned
runs on three hits while striking
out eight. Tom Albrecht and
Terry Kestle also provided
the scoring punch, Tom, scoring
three runs on two hits and one
RBI and Terry with two hits,
three runs scored and two RBl's.
In the second game Bob Lack
ner picked up his third win- of the
season against one loss. Bob went
the whole way in •giving up four
earned runs on eight hits while
striking out four. Tini Nuhfer and
Bob Johnson provided the scor
ing •punch here with two hits, two
RBl's and one hit, two RBl's,
respectively.
The teams record is now 7-3.
2. Haight (A) defeated Flei-,
schauer 6-1, 6-1
3. Matticola (A) defeated Por
ath 6-4, 9-7
4. Tucker (A) defeated Sager
6-2, 6-1
5. Bodnar (A) defeated Schre
congost 6-3, 6-4
6. Kuula (A) defeated Sell&
6-2, 6-3
Doubles:
1. Lamson and Fleischauer (B)
defeated Sul/la and Matticola 6
2, 6-1
2. Faire and Haight (A) de
feated Sager and Sehrecongos•
6-1, 6-0
3. Bodnar and Tacker (A) de
feated Saunders and Mangels 6-
1, 7-5
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Golfers Split
Win and Loss
The golf team.. of Behrend
Campus split a loss and a win this
week. Last Saturday the team de
feated Niagara Community Col
lege 16-4. Then on Tuesday Erie
County College threw the Cubs
a 14-10 defeat at the Lakeview
golf course.
Honors went to Jim Codrea
with an impressive 80 strokef on
a very cold day - for golf. The next
match will be on - Tuesday at
Lakeview against Lakeland CC.
Behrend's record is now 4-4.
Golf Results
Behrens}
Codrea 79 , 4
Falhaber 80 3
Pagliari 84 4
Kwasn•eski 87 4
Adams 92 0
Brawn 86 1
Total 16
Behrend Erie County
Codrea 80 4 Mohan 86 0
Falhaber 88 0 La Fauve 83 4
Pagliari 87 1 1 / 2 Smith 87 2 1 / 2
Kwasneski 91 0 Kubas 88 4
Levinsky 88 4 Gilmore 98 0
Brawn 97 1 / 2 Walsh 89 3%
Total 10 14
Pool Regulations
Set By Onorato
The campus pool was . originally
built by - the Behrend family for
their own use. Now the pool is
open to more than 1,000. students,
but the filtering system has not
been• enlarged. Thus, the univer
sity must test the water evrY
week and take a bacteria count.
If the count gets too high, the
pool will have to be closed accord
ing to state regulations. There
fore, extra regulations have to be
set up and enforced to keep the
pool open.
Mr. Onarto, who is in charge
of the new pool regulations, asks
for the co-operation of all stu
dents so that the pool will re
main open.
The pool hours are Sunday
through Friday: 1:30 p. m.-5 p.m.
and 6:30• p. m.-8:30 p. m. Satur
day: 1:30 p. m.-5 p. m.
'The rules:
1. Cut-offs must not be worn
in the pool because the frayed
edges clog the filter.
2. No food, beverages, or cig
arettes are allowed in the pool
area.
3. The pool must not be used
as an over-sized bathtub. Do not
go in the pool after playing ball,
etc. when you are perspired.
4. Please don't throw clothed
people into the pool as the bac
teria count is greatly increased.
Strip them first.
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Niagara CC
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—a:l SPORTS VIEWS ace-
The New York Knicks are the champions of basketball . . . Af
ter losing the sixth game badly, caused by Wilt Chamberlain's 45
points, the Knicks won 113-99, and earned their first NBA crown
. . . Will's Reed. spent only 27 minutes on the court, but he kept
Wilt from dominating the game and hit his only four points on
early first quarter outshots . . The Lakers found themselves blitzed
by hot New Yorkers as Willis and company built a 38-24 first quar
ter lead . • . The Knicks led by as many as 29 in- the second quar
ter, and the half ended. NY 69, LA 42 . . . The teams fought on even
terms the third quarter until New York led 108-83, LA pushed in
the last few - minutes to lose by a respectable margin . . . The crowd
gave standing ovations to Willis Reed, who was the MVP of both the
renlar season and the playoffs . . . The Knicks hit 21 of 23 free
throws to help the cause . . . Walt Frazier proved he was one of the
best NBA guards by hitting - 12 of 12 freethrows and 12 baskets for
36 points . . . He also had 19 assists to tie a playoff record . . 4 Dave
Deßuscherre, who also received a standing ovation when he left in
the -fourth quarter, scored 18 points and grabbed 17 rebounds . . .
Veteran Dick Barnett scored 21 points, and Bill- Bradley hit for 17
more . . . For the Lakers, Jerry West settled for 28 . and Wilt Cham
berlain settled for 21 . . Elgin Baylor had a hot fourth quarter and
ended with 19 . Underrated Keith Erikson hit for 14 more . . • It
was another bitter defeat for the Lakers, who have now lost twice
in a row to Boston, then New York both series going seven games
. . . For the Knicks, it was a great victory, which cane to fill time
between the Bill Russell-Boston Celtic dynasty and -the Lew Alcin
dor-Oscar Robertson—Milwaukee Bucks dynasty? . . . But the Knicks
are a team in every sense of the word, and _they are definitely cap
able of starting a dynasty of their own . . The Boston Bruins out
classed the St. Louis Blues for seven periods (from the third period
of the first .game to
.the end of the third game) and then they lock
ed horns for a 3-3 tie after three periods . . . Sudden death over
time lasted 50 seconds until Bobby Orr scored to give the Bruins
the victory.
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