HIGHACRES COLLEGIAN, JUNE 7,1971 -- PAGE FOUR
Sportsby retiring sports editor, TOM CACCESE
On the intramural level,
the Avengers 111 continued to
dominate the basketball circuit
as they won their second
straight intramural
championship with a 101-85
win over a strong Great Eight
Team. The Avengers have not
lost a basketball game since
December of 1969 and now
possess a winning streak of
eighteen games.
The intercollegiate
basketball team made one of
its better showing in years and
advanced to the eastern
conference playoffs with
Scranton. In the playoff game,
Hazleton was eliminated by
virtue of an 86-66 defeat at
Scranton's home court. The
Highacres team finished with a
9-4 record. Four members of
the starting line-up will return
next year along with many of
the reserves from this year's
team. Next year could be
Hazleton's year in basketball.
The Bowling Team was
crowned this year's Pocono
Region Champions. They won
the championship by defeating
Scranton, Wilkes-Barre,
Allentown, and Schuylkill
Haven in the annual
tournament held this year at
Allentown. This year's keglers
possessed a team average of
181.
The Ping Pong team made
a good showing this year but
was eliminated in the finals.
The Volleyball team didn't fare
out too well this year but next
year will provide an
opportunity for redemption.
The Wrestling Team, in its
first year of competition, made
a respectible showing in the
intercampus league. Mr.
Biggers, wrestling coach,
expressed the need for more
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The Soccer Team, also in
its first year of existence, took
on many established teams
throughout the state and
Highacres marked itself as an
up-coming soccer power Mr.
Biggers is in charge of the
soccer team.
The golf team made a
respectable showing at
University Park during the
annual Spring Commonwealth
Campus Tournament but failed
to bring home a trophy this
year. Andy Metterick shot a
low score of 88 for Highacres.
The other members of the
team were: Bob Sitowski, Paul
Yeager, Ron Demshock, and
Dave Ledden.
There were eleven teams
enetered into the competition
and the low score of the
tournament was a 74. The Golf
Team failed to release any
other information to this
writer.
The Tennis Team also
traveled to University Park to
participate in the
Commonwealth Campus
Tennis Tournament. Members
of the team were: Mike
Dandini, Tony Ciotola, and
Jim Danhart. The team failed
to survive the first round.
Well, the ping-pong
tournament that has been
going on in the S.U.B.
gameroom has finally ended.
The winners were Joe Urban
and Steve Palson. Second place
honors went to Tom Newhard
and John Wengraynek.
Mr. Biggers is conduction
tennis lessons for any girl who
wishes to learn the "finer
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This brings to an end three
years of sports coverage for the
Highacres Collegian. I wish to
thank the Collegian for
allowing me the opportunity of
writing the sports of Highacres
and also the athletes of the last
three years for giving me
something to write about.
Thanks again and continued
good luck to the athletic teams
of the Hazleton Campus.
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THE SPORTS SCENE
jack A. McCutcheon
Due to lack of space in the
previous issue, the final
prognosticated standings for
the - major league baseball
season were omitted. They
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Eastern Division
1. Baltimore
2, Boston
3. Detroit
4. New York
5. Washington
6. Cleveland
Western Division
1. Oakland
2. Minnesota
3. California
4. Kansas City
5. Chicago
6. Milwaukee
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Eastern Division
1. New York
2. Pittsburgh
3, St. Louis
4. Chicago
5. Philadelphia
6. Montreal
Western Division
1. Los Angeles
2. Atlanta
3. Cincinnati
4. San Francisco
5. Houston
6. San Diego
As of this writing the
above standings are close to the
actual standings except for the
high flying San Francisco
Giants. From here, we see the
Giants beginning to falter.
This week's forecast calls
for a year ending lineup of
potpourri.
V.W. owners sing
outHnext year's Indy 500 pace
car will be a super beetle.
A.U., standing, for Al
Unser, not all, en fran9ise,
also stands for over $ 230,000
for 2 hours work, which breaks
down to a 'respectable $
1,916.06 per minute.
Speaking of large sums of
money, another type of 'racing
is also making some financial
headlines. Cananero 11, Derby
and Preakness winner, bought
for 1,200 will be sold, win or
lose, after the Belmont Stakes
in New York for an estimated
$ 4 million. By the way, the
horse will never race again, the
$ 4 million price tag will be
used for breeding only.
The ABA had a moral
victory over the rival NBA,
who actually won the game by
5. However the Big A, (Lew
Alcindor) if he had been their
could have made the winning
margin qu adroupled. Lovel
Basketball 0.
The Amarillo Giants are in
second place in the Western
Division of the Texas League.
Cananero II to win a
tough, close exciting Belmont.
an exciting and first
annual Pocono 500 sponsored
by Schaefer will be run on July
3 at Long Pond in the
Pocono's. This race for
Indianapolis type cars will be
the second step in three to
comprise racing's first triple
crown. The Pocono 500 will be
followed by a 500 mile race in
California.
Clete Boyer has talked
himself out of baseball even
though what he said was true,
Paul Richards does not belong
in baseball.
Schulers are 0-6.
Signing off, have a good
summer and see you in
September.
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