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SPORTS
Tennis Team Picks
Up One, Drop Two
Last week was a busy week for
the tennis team as they had three
dual meets. They won the first
one on Monday, beating Cuya
hoga 8-1. Firs man Kerry Lawson
beat Andy Barath 6-3, 5-7, 6-1.
Max Fleischauer played second
man position and defeated Jim
Pohorence 6-1, 4-6, 6-4. The only
point lost came from the doubles
team of Seiler and Bear who
dropped to Chabrand and Gist
1-6, 2-5.
Ashtabula defeated the Cubs 9-0
on Thursday and in their most re
cent meet which was last Satur
day, Lorain CC also shut out
Behrend 9-0. The results of that
Fleischaver 6-3, 6-0.
Singles
Craig Felton (L) defeated Kerry
Law Son 6-4, 6-1.
Gary Dropko (L) defeated Max
Fleischaver 6-3, 6-1.
Jim Burgett (L) defeated Dan
Porath 6-0, 6-0.
Tom Kowalezyk (L) defeated
Roger Sager 5-1, 6-3.
Randy Cottrell (L) defeated
Dan Schrecorgost 6-2, 6-3.
Bruce Hecht (L) defeated Pete
Saunders 7-6, 6-4.
Doubles
Felton and Etropko defeated
Lawson and Porath 6-1, 6-0..
Kowalczky and Mowry defeated
Fleischaver and Sager 8-6, 6-2.
Hechet and Cottrell defeated
Saunders and Schrecoryost 8-6,
6-3.
The team record as of Wednes
day, May 27, 1970 was 3-5. The
tennis season ended Saturday,
Memorial Day as the team travel
ed to Altoona.
Codrea
Faulhalber
Pagliari
,Kwasneski
Levinsky
Braum
Adams
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Golfers Take
CC Tourney
The golf team at Behrend went
out of the season with flying
colors winning the Commonwealth
Campus Tournament at U. P.
Behrend tallied only 326 strokes
while Fayette came in second
with 342 and Capitol took third
with 344 strokes. Ji mCodread was
the only golfer in the tournament
who shot in the 70's as he was
the medalist with a 7.8 on a cold
damp day; certainly- not - the best
ay for golf.
Mike Adams shot 81, Pagliari
96, Faulhabes 85, and Levinsky
82. This is the third year in a
row the •Behrend golfers have
won the Commonwealth Campus
Tournament.
Jim Codrea also went to the
Region XIX Golf Tournament in
Baltimore, Md. where he finished
eleventh with scores of 86 and 79
for a total of 165 strokes.
Overall the team ended up with
a 6-5 record in dual matnhes.
Individual sdores for the sea
son are:
Lakeland Cuyahoga Allegheny
& Kent & Lorrain & Ashtabula
85 82 78
81 89 81 .
80 85
90. 93 90
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In Doubleheader
Behrend's baseball squad ran
their record to Ll-4 by downing
Ashtabula Kent State 8-4 and 8-7,
last Tuesday, at Harborcreek.
It was Doug Zimmerman pick
ing up his third win of the year
against one loss, in the .opener.
Doug gave up one earned run on
five hits, while walking three in
going the route. Leading the hit
ting attack were Ed Deni with
two hits and one RBI, Bob John
son with two hits and Tim Nu
fher with a triple and three
RBl's.
In the nightcap, Bob Lackner
tallied his fourth win of the year,
this one in relief. Bob Johnson
started the Cubs but was relieved
by Lackner after 5 2/3 innings.
The Cubs were downed 7-4
going into the bottom- of the
seventh, but 'a triple with two outs
by Tim Nufher and a single by
Bab Johnson sent the game into
an extra inning.
Jeff Hawthorne led off with a
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SPORTS VIEWS -01.
San Diego Chargers 17, San FrancisCo 49'ers 16? . . . No, base
hall is the name of •that game . . . The Padres- fell behind 7-0 after
two innings, but battled back for a 14-14 tie after nine innings . . .
Both teams scored twice in the eleventh inning, and finally in the
fifteenth, inning, Steve Huntz stroked a homer and it held up .for
the, 17-16 victory . . . The next day (Sunday) the Cleveland Indians
and the New York Yankees played a double-header . . . The Yank
ees won 6-5 and 47 . . The offity here was that Lindy McDaniel
won both games in relief, and newly acquired Fred Lasher lost both
- games as a reliever . . . Checking the standing finds Cincinnati and
Baltimore enjoying six game leads over their nearest rivals . . .
Minnesota leads the Alwest, with California half a game back and
now hot Oakland six •back . . . The NL East should prove exciting
with Chicago, St. Louis, New York, and Pittsburgh within three and
one-half games and one victory of each other . . . Pitching leaders
of the National League are Jim Merritt of Cincinnati (9-2), Larry
Deirher of Houston (8-3), and Tom Seaver of New York (7-2) • . .
Dave McNally, despite an inflated 3.91 ERA, has a 7-2 record . . .
Sudden Sam McDowell of Cleveland, Jim. Perry of Minnesota, Clyde
Wright of California, and Fritz- Peterson of New York are six game
winners, as are National leaguers Gary Nolan of Cincinnati, Bill
Hands of Chicago, and Don Sutton of Los Angeles . . . Rod Carew
Minnesota and . Rico Carty of Atlanta lead their respectively leagues
with .418 averages . . . National league team leaders in batting, At
lanta, Houston, and Cincinnati . . . Pitching leaders Los Angeles,
New York, and Cincinnati . . American league batting Chicago,
Minnesota, California. and Baltimore . . . Henry Aaron is enjoying
a great season as he leads the majors with sixteen homers, and re
cently collected' his 3000th major league hit . . .:Ernie Banks col
lected his 500th major league homer and Willie Mays and Frank
Robinson ignored-the calendar and are among the league leaders.
single, moved to second -on a l Saturday when they traveled to
Lackner and then scored on Zim- 1 Altoona for a doubleheader. The
merman's infield single with two Cubs last both games, 5-4 and 20.
outs. 3. Details were not available at
The team closed their season press time.
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