Ten - Highacres Collegian, Feb. 17,
WORKOUT
Continued from page 9
identical recuras; The Jazz
and the Blue Bombers both
had records of four wins
and one loss, and will now en
<ter the playoffs... The Trojans
will meet the Jazz; and Wayne's
Raiders will meet the Blue
Bombers in the first roun d
of the playoffs on February
J 4. The winners of those two
games will meet the following
evening in the final champion
ship game.
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The women's intramural
league consists of three
teams. The current leading
team is the Hazleton
Globetrotters witha record
of three wins and no losses.
There will be no playoffs in
the women's league; very simp
oly the team with the most wins
will be crowneu champion.
There are currently three
bowling leagues, two of which
bowl on Wednesday nights, and
the third league plays on
Thursday nights. In the
three man handicap league the
current leading team is the
Pin Busters, who are only
one-half game ahead of the
second place team, Uncle
Yandy's. In the four man mixed
league the leading team
is the Turkeys, followed
by the Woodchucks. In the
five man mixed league the
leading team is the Holy
Rollers. There is a tie
for second place between
the Kegler's and Lou's.
For spring ‘term the
Physical Education Building
will again be open to students
at various times. According
to Bruce Young, Athletic
Coordinator, the gym will
be open on Saturdays, from
11:00 A.M. until 3:00P.M.;
asstaming that enough people
use the gym to make it
financially feasible. The
gym will be open on Tueusday
and Thursday from 12 noon
until 9:30 PM and on other c.
days of the week except Friday
from 4;30 until 9:30 PM. The
remaining hours will depend
on the sheduling of Physical
Education classes.
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"I really plan to get enough activities going for the
students," said Young. (Photo by David Kraft)
ATHLETIC COORDINATOR
ASSUMES DUTIES
Bruce Young has been ap
pointed athletic coordinator
of the Physical Education
Building. His appointment be
came effective January 1, 1977.
Young said he plans to help
the students in any way posse:
sible. "My job here, really,
is to be in charge of building
activities, setting up and
helping students with schedules,
and anything else concerning
the gym."
Young added, "I am satis
fied with my job, so far, but
I really plan to sret students
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involved and. to get
activities going for
dents."
"There are no major pro
blems that have arisen as of
yet; concerning the students,"
Y,ouAg said, "except,when they
keep asking me when the pool's
going to open. I enjoy swim
ming ~and I am anxious to swim
in it as soon as possible.
There are bright expectations
that the pool may be open by
spring.
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