Onkotz sees more depth in '7l Penn State team By TERRY NAU Collcoan Sports Editor I\l'ention the word defense m renn State football circles and people will start throw ing names hke Onkoti, field. Smear, and Kates at you. To resurrect an old bromide, it seems like the legend , :f that defense e mains. even though Its members have since departed. Dennis Onkotz, now a New Yni k Jets' linebacker, is one former lion , 1111 EICWITIC the local scene. Vestei day he took lime nut In discu,s this ;:car's football team with the man who plays his old position -Gal v Gray. Gray and (tnkotz are old buddies% A , a sophomore, Gary placed second :string be hind Dennis. la Inch meant he didn't get to play much. "1 used to play vi hen Dennis got bred of running those punts up and down the Gray recalled. _ c)nkot: laughed at the memoty. Ile said commlung about not running hark punts am•- mrnr beLause it tires VDU nut and then sub mitted to some questions from a novice re porter Q—How does thei year': defer e corn e with the one you had durinr your sopho more year^ A--I don't think thole k am compari son. This team has much mono depth than ours. We had a lot of old seniors who weren't too fast. O--How did your team acquire a na tional reputation? A-4 think it was a matter of a young town doing well. winning some close games and being exciting. People like to see that. The press picks it up after a while they write shout anything that Ct—Was there any luck invoked in that winning streak or did you guys earn every win'' A—We earned them. But the games did come at the right time. The UCLA loss (1 7-15 in the third game of the 19(17 season) came at the right time. It matured us. We were Ben Hogan's latest comeback attempt all wet HOUSTON (AP) Ben bayou fronting the dogleg 228- close to the pin placed in a Hogan threw a club and took a yard hole. subtle corner just back of the nine on a par three hole Hogan saw his latest can- cavernous bayou. yesterday. Then. distrangb" - e eback attempt collapse in frog- The ball didn't make it. land withdrew r`" 12 l'-' - - ments early in the first round ing in a thicket on the embank over-par. of the $125.000 Houston Cham- ment. An official motioned to quivered. pions international Golf Tour It was a gesture of dismay nament. one of his few ap- playable. Hogan walked stift ,and futility more than one of pearances since he went into leggedly to the green and anger. and it came after the semi-retirement. climbed down among the precisionist whom Scotsmen At the par three fourth hole, 'bushes• one dubbed "The Ice Man" already down two shots to par, He decided the ball was had dumped the first of three Ben characteristically cut his unplayable. shots into the Cypress Creek shot thin in an attempt to get He went back to the tee to hit his third shot, with a one Royals still in dark about Taylor stroke penalty. KANSAS CITY (AP) Out ; Taylor left the field in the another shot. Again gan it i landed t in the marshes. fielder Carl Taylor of Kansas sixth inning Wednesday night. Then another. It also dropped City who burned his sweatshirt The Royals returned to into No Man's Land—three in a locker room in Baltimore Kansas City after finishing the shots each with a penalty after taking himself out of a game and just where Taylor game with the Orioles, did not was has not been established.. contact the Royals yesterday. "We're concerned about his ' One report was that he had welfare and we'd like to talk to taken a plane to Detroit. him." said Cedric Tains. ex- "He is worried about his ecutive vice president and Mother, who is critically ill," general manager of the Kansas Tanis said. "He is worried City club. about his hitting " S. S. T. coming to Penn State REGATTA THINK ABOUT IT FOR SALE STUDENTS INSURANCE for Auto, Motor cycle, Hospitalization, Fire, Accident, Life. Good rates, fast service. Phone 238.6633. MOTORCYCLES, New and Used: Two Wheels Cycle Shop. Paris and aches. sories, 1000 W. College Ave. STEREO TAPEPLAYERS Ht-Fi / Auto• Home Radio Sales and Service. Audio Motive Co. 3226 W. College Ave. 238-5133. ELECTRIC GUITAR Gretsch Tennes• sean, excellent condition With Deluxe Hard Shell Case; cost $395 sell for 6275. $65.2135. MGB/GT 67 MODEL in excellent con dition. Foam Mattress, Boxsprings and Frame, .33503. 238.9452. 1966 YELLOW G.T.O. Eve', con. Many •atras, $l7OO Cheep. Call Aft. 8:00 P.m. Z 7.0537. WATERBEDS, FINEST Duality. 20 gauge. 10 year guarantee, 3100,000 liability, All sire Kmg 031.50 237.8113. TIRES FOR American and Foreign cars; troonies, sports car accessories, parts orders. Auto Sport Accessories, 3226 W. College Ave 237.6472 CAMERAS. LENSES Best prices on pentax, Minolta. Nikon, etc 237.6715 7- 10 p.m or 238.0M9 10 p.m. - 17:30 a.m. '67 ALPINE New engine, Clutch, paint job, Koni shocks. 359.2133, 237-7657 after 2 . 00 p.m. Dana. SUZUKI 250 cc 1970. Excellent condi tion, 2 helmets, cover cloth, many STEREO 8-TRACK Player for the home, ! "r" : "5 ' 2 7 .6 ' 42 ' like now. S4O Mark at 865-2137, 241 RETURN FLIGHT Ticket from Paris to Hamilton Hall. Phila., Aug. 27, 5130. Call Greg 237-2873 - 1964 XKE Cony. Rebuilt head, many after P•M• GUITAR AMP 100 watt with two twelve- new parts, very nice. 51900 Call 456.7294. inch Jensen Speakers. 3125 Call Doug 865.2135 SANSU I 3500 Amp, SR3O3OBC Turntable. two SP2OO speaker systems Cheap. 238- SUMMER SUBLET: Southgate Town -1964 T.BIR D. Excellent condition, alt. 5554 the extras, low mileage, five new tires _,house completely furnished T.V„ washer Call 238.4174. 1968 FIAT 850 Spider. Good condition land dryer, three bedrooms. Inexpensive. i Air conditioned. Call 737 2 , 14 Convertible. Must :ell. $l3OO firm. Call '6B HONDA 450 cl Must sell, 7-mass, 238-8839 after 6 pm. - excellent condition, engine clean. 7.200 _ First offer $6OO, Jeff 237-1233 TRAILER SALE: 10 x 50 on lot. Utility shed, fence, oartly furnished. 237.3137 or 238.2946 BLUEBELL NOW RENTING Summer land Fall terms— Efficiencies, 1,2, 3 ...._ INCREDIBLE PUPPIES. Part Siberian Husky, part Labrador Retriever, 510 00 to ;bedrooms from 1110 tarnished. sel per ACCURATE TUNE-UPS and susPension 520 00 Call after 6 p.m. 237-8721. !Person for 5 person - 3 bedroom, FREE: tuning American and Imported cars. I Bus service, 10 Channel TV cable, air- Guaranteed service. Call Bag ley Prepa- HAGSTROM 111 Guitar with hardshelt !Conditioning. gas for heating, cooking ration. 230-1375. case. Ampex reverberocket amplifier, and and hot water, parking and a host of 1961 CHEVROLET Sedan, V-8, automatic. -- --- - - Gibson 1 asztone, Ca II 2374736. I others. Don't delay 238- 6 911. Office hours Reliable economical transportation. Phone 110 -5, 6:30 - 8 Monday thru Friday; 11-3 -67 CHEVELLE Malibu. Good ion. !Saturday. 237-9185 after 6 p mPower steering, bucket seats, vinyl condit roof. -- ------------ - - - -- -- Must sell. 237-8040. ;SUMMER SUBLET— 3 Students for fur- Ei' x 40' MOBILE HOME. Lot near Cam- -- I nished house, 5125, will bargain, has 1962 VW SEAN. Runs well. Body in stereo, TN., air conditioning, Call Pus. Cheap. Must sell. Excellent condi -6737. tion 237-8666. pretty good condition. 5375, Scott 466 ' 44 423 8 '63 MOB Rdster. rebuilt engine. Good condition. 237-8616. i KINDNESS 20 Electric Curlers never used. Kid sister's graduation present T 968 CORVETTE Convertible, excellent I condition. Call 358-2776 after 6 p.m. duplicated. $lO. After 5 p.m. 237.9809 I • TRUCK 1964 Dodge Panel. V• 8, 4.speed HONDA 305 Dream (19651. Good shape. Asking $325.00. Need money for car. sun roof, camper bed Carefully main Call Mark 865.4058. rained must sacrifice. 237.9589. 'BICYCLE 3-speed Pacing Bike. Works VENTURA ACCOUSTIC Guitar, P ris, !"'well, new tire, $2O. 233-3618. condition, case included, priced for ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE All rental USED SOFA•BED, $130.00; Dresser-with:; , aPe recorders, white they last, '4 price. mirror, 00.00; Kitchen-table, 530.00. Call Televis. on Sertel4e Center. 2384924. SPECIAL PRICE. TDK HI•Pi cassettes. C-60, $2.95. C-90, $3.25. Television Service Center, 232 South Allen. '62. JAGUAR XICE, 4.2 engine, sliver gray. 51795.00. 814-652-5460 SOW' TC- - 5 Stereo Cassette Tape Deck. Six rrigni old. $7O. 364-9321 mornings OT late night. ready for North Carolina State when that game came around. o—ifow would this NMI go ahnnt gain ing the reputation your team had? A—Well. nobody minds a dull tenni go ing 114. I lust feel that if von think you are going to Will, you end up making YOU 1/I.VII PC r:•01111ei•WiSe, this year' , ; team is much better than outs, We didn't have Mike Reid in my sophomore year. This team has a tot of competition in the secondary and that is a good sign. Onkot7. who is still recovering from a broken leg suffered last November when a I.os Angeles Ram Ia football player) crushed his leg in two places, admitted he hadn't been out to many football practices this spring so Gray volunteered some informa tion on key pet sonnet. On linebacker Doug Allen: "He is terrific against the running game." On linebacker John Skorupan: "He re minds me of Jack (Hiim) because he is so quick. Ile is gr"zd on pass coverage." On linebacker Charlie Zapicc: "Charlie's really tough on an outside running game.'• On the defensive secondary: "Right now tlidt is our only question mark and it should come around by opening game." Opening game pits Penn Stale against Navy in what is becoming a traditional warm up for the real season. Onkotz remembers when it wasn't always that easy. "We lost to them by one point in my sophomore year and that's when Joe (Pater no) made some changes. Some of the seniors were hurt and we ended up with seven sophs in the lineup in the following game," he said. One unfortunate result of the Onkotz- Reid era is that fact that Penn State fans will not put up with one-point losses any more—to anybody. The pressure is on Penn State every time it takes the field. But if the players hold to Onkotz's philosophy of maktne your own breaks, everything could fall into place this season. If it doesn't, there's always next year's group of sophs to look forward to. ••00000000000411000000004 4 • : MOTHER GOOSE • in • ei • • • O Concert 0, E., 1.• Tonight at 8:30 FREE tii ei • West Halls Quad 0 • • • (rain—Waring Lounge) • 0, 10 Sponsored by 0 0 West Halls ReSidence Association 0 Jo • 11•••••••••••••••••00000i FOR SALE WANT ECONOMY SUN FUN? 1968 F1AT.1962 OLDS 88. Automatic, full power 850 92 00 fillup, 34 mpg, convertible,' No 1 inspection. Clean and dependable. radio. Good condition. $ll5O or best offer. 0325 00. 865-3649. 11965 FORD WAGON, 8500. Covered GUITAR, LEFT HANDED. Hagslrom,,luggage trailer, $lOO. Roof carrier, $20.1 mahogany sunburst finish, 3 pickups,lTrailer hitch, 515. 238.5720. tremelo bar, excellent condition, $100.) Coll Pooh 005.2530 evening., forinfor mation. KAWASAKI 90 c.c. 1970, 1000 miles, excel motion. lent condition. Best offer. Call Paul 237-8394. VIKING 811-R 8-Track Stereo Cartridge NEW AND Nearly New Sale by B'nal Recorder Player. Six months old 5110 Bob 865.3349. ',Width Women, Monday May 17 and ;Tuesday May 18 from 9:30 a m. - 4 p.m. PLYMOUTH FURY, 1963, sedan, mintl and Monday Evening 7-9 p.m., Hillel condition. Call 238-9697 after 5:30. (Foundation, 224 Locust Lane. Clothing ,and other assorted goodies '6B MUSTANG Convertible with Dower steerMq, power tap. automatic PORTABLE TV for sale 18" trans radio, stereo and other extras.; Must sell quickly! 050. 237-8124. Excellent condition. Call Tom 238-7431. .-- TENNIS RACKET for sale. Bancroft, 1969 BENELLI MOTORCYCLE 125 c.c..size medium. Includes press, balls. New racing engine show bike in' S2O Hardly used. 237-8124. perfect condition. Call 237-1303. FOR SALE. 1967 BSA 650 cc., excellent 1965 IMPALA "396" a-speed. I.owner,l condition. 5850. firm. Call 355.2481 after low mileage, lost of spunk, good on gas 3 P m 238-6315. 237-1312. 1967 FIAT 850 CPE. First reasonable! offer leaving country soon. Jim Crow, 8654351 after 1 p.m. • 1970 KAWASAKI Bighorn 050 c.c. 1500 GIANT'S FOOT RUGS ALL COLORS miles. Well - treated Must sell. Giving RIGHT AND LEFT FEET. 42 INCHES away for 567500. 237-1026 ONLY 9200. RON 23849144, GERMAN SHEPHERD Pups. no papers Call Huntingdon 643.080 S after 7 p an. TRAILER 8' x Good condition. On lot. Cheap. Must sell by June. 387.6853. 'Pa MG MIDGET yellow COnverlible, wire: wheels. just Inspected. 5999. Call 238-5617 1 or 237.4674. ONE BEDROOM furnished Apt. Summer Sublet, Fall option. 5 minute walk. _16135 mo Call Howard 238-6337, 237.4232 1960 VW for sale. Runs well. Price neno- I leave message. lieb'e. 865-6902 or 238-4075.----- ---- •.A — PART7AE-NT AVAILABLE June 15. 2 :65 PONTIAC Cone. LeMans 371 Mustbedrm I block from campus. 5125/ mo. sell. 5750.00. Call alter 6.00 359-2578. (plus Elect. 23134321. 1 e tee I STREET JAMMY SATURDAY FOR SALE MCINTOSH C-26 pre•amp, 8 mons. old, Pioneer SM•7OO amp, 2 mons. old, both absolutely mmt, both priced to sell. Call John at 865.5945. FOR RENT SUMMER SUBLET: 1 bedroom. 3 man apartment. Air conditioning, June paid. , Free pool, bus service, cable T.V. Call 2374861, will bargain. SUMMER SUBLET: Furnished Efficiency. Air-conditioned. Will bargain Call 238 0398. COMPLETELY FURNISHED, air-con ditioned, dishwasher, 2 bedrooms plus den. June rent paid. Will bargain price. Chad 2374722. LM=2==l June paid. Dishwasher, air•cond., utilities, cable free.' Plus use of 23" T.V.! 237 2551. V aLsl.l.li Parking lot closed for game Because of construction of utility lines across the parking area south of Baever Stadium at the University. this area will be closed to parking tomorrow when the Blue and White foot ball game is scheduled. The grass area north of Cur- Legislative Route 14016 bet tin Road will be used for park- ween University Drive and in C. Curtin Road, between Porter Porter Road, south of Beaver Stadium, will be closed to traf fic from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday because of the Blue- White football game. Persons wishing to drive to counting six. Hogan finally the University Park airport or flew his fourth attempt onto other points north on Fox the green, about 20 feet away, Hollow Road should use Park and two putted for a nine. Road, The crowd gasped CUSTOM Clothing Dells Handbags Moccasins i Ar t/uese Sweaters and Shawls Spanish Boots TAURUS LEATHE 202 S.Atifit4 SIGMA PHI EPSILON Love, Peace, (7. Music & Tonight - 9:00 RM. , P 1 KAPPA PHI , and all weekend long as the Class of '73 presents Mi n i-Woodstock Festival COMBINE with ' 1 with • , ,The Rhythm Kings Big Louie . " JUST US" I Blend Still Flight Easy Silent Way R.E.R.B. Dave Vought I , 9:00 ot .J At S.P.E. ' Watchtower Hal Masover Hero Mara Berlin and more Invited Guests Only! ALL ON THE OLD MAIN LAWN FOR RENT SUMMER SUBLET U.T. 3 man Apt Half price 5100 month, Utilities, A.C. dishwasher, cable. 237.8906. SUMMER SUBLET, Fall option B.T. Pay for July and August only. 4-man. Call 2313-1676. SUMMER SUBLET: 4 wo(man), B.T. Iwo bedroom, air-conditioned, dishwasher utilities included, Free cable. Will neon Bate. 237-2954. SUMMER SUBLET: Beaver Terrace ,3 man 1 bedroom Apartment. Air con, dishwasher, cable T.V. Free. Call Stu 237-8798. June rent paid. Fall option. ROOMMATE(S) TO SHARE 3 bedroom house at 734 W. Beaver. One bedroom immediately available. S5O month utilities. Call 2384021. PARK FOREST VILLAS— Summer sub let, Fal !option. Mostly furnished, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, air-conditioned, dish washer, bar. 237-1984. SUMMER SUBLET: Fall option I -2 man U.T. Efficiency. Alc-conddioning., cable. Mil bargain. June paid 237-3408. KENFIELO TOWNHOUSE. Summer sub/ Fall option; furnished; three giant bed rooms; free gas; waterbed; swimming Pool; pets welcome. Call 237-8113. SUMMER SUBLET: Air conditioned Efficiency 8 Pool Rights, $2OO. June 14- Sept. 14 (will haggle). Grad preferred. Call 238-8344 after 7:00 p.m. ? aicia SUMMER SUBLET: 1-2 people 5100/ma ;Available June 1. lv, blocks from cam pus. Cab 237-9472, 237-4328. SUMMER SUBLET: 4-man Apartment, one block from campus. New wall to wall, great place. June paid. S4O/month. Call now 237-9606. SUMMER SUBLET: 4-5 mart Southgate Townhouse. Will accept any reasonable offer. Call 237-89130 anytime. HALFA HOUSE Sublet Duplex, 1028 N Atherton. Fall option. Unfurnished, 2 bed room, dishwasher, pay electricity, nice 238.4236. SUMMER, FALL Sublet. Fairmount Hill furnished, air-cond., all utilities. Sl5O mo. 2 (walman. Call 237-8950. SUMMER SUBLET: 2 bedroom fur nished Southgate Apartment. Air.condi- Boned, pay July - August rent. Call 238.9594. ONE BEDROOM Apartment, unfurnished 8115'month. June rent paid. Fall option 237-9506 after 8:00 p.m. ONE BEDROOM Sublet, Fall option. Ideal for one (wolrnan or couple. Realty Into each other. $lO6/mo. Air conditioned. Alan 2374367. SUMMER SUBLET: 4 man Beaver Ter race. Air•conoitioneo, balcony, utilities pale, real clean. 237.9314. HARVARD SQUARE furnished Efficiency for Summer sublet. Cambridge, Mass. Ph. Betsy 814-865-8486. HAPPY TOES, and Smiling Feet in a pair of Custom Made Sandals from ST. MARK'S PLACE 129 S. Pugh St. Next to Youngberg's Road and University Drive. also will be closed to traffic af ter 12:30 p.m. tomorrow so it can be safely used b y pedestrians. FOR RENT SUMMER SUBLET: 2 bedroom spacious Apartment, completely furnished. One block from campus. Call 237-3659. ONE BEDROOM Apt. unfurnished, $11.51 mo. Cable included. Summer sublet/Fall option. 237-7967, BARGAIN! SUMMER sublet 2-4 man Apt, turn. w/air cond. 119 Locust Lane. Call Har 865.5749 or Ann 238-5820 SUMMER SUBLET: Four man Trailer. mile from campus. Furnished. 3100 a month. Call 2384544. SUMMER SUBLET, 3-man Apartment, Americana House, corner apartment, air conditioned, $l4O/month, furnished. Call 865-0237. SUMMER SUBLET: 3 man Beaver Ter race Apartment. All utilities paid. Air conditioned. June rent paid. Very rea sonable. 237.6914. HERE IT IS! Summer Sublet 3 (wo)man, 3 bedroom, 4 block from cam pus, TN., air cond., turn. $174 monthly. 237-9697. SUMMER SUBLET: Nittany Gardens 2•bedrooms, completely furnished. Ideal for married couple. 5150 per month in, chiding utilities. Call 237.7985 after 5:30 p.m. SUMMER SUBLET: 4-man, 2-bedroom. B T. Near campus. Free air-conditioning, dishwasher, utilities. 10th floor, balcony. 238.1368. SUMMER SUBLET: 2 bedroom, 3 man Apt. Free pool, bus, cable, gas, air conditioning. Call 238.7067. $l5O mo. SUMMER SUBLET Rooms available 2 blocks from campus. 5120/term. Ample , parking facilities. Call Tau Phi Delta Fraternity, 137.1207, ask for John Bearer. REDUCED RATE Summer Sublet Fall Option. U T. 3-man Apartment, fur nisned, utilities paid. Call 5-7 p.m. 237- 8224. SUMMER SUBLET: Two big bedrooms 4 blocks from campus. 5110/month 73134191 Gary. ' LARGE ONE-BEDROOM Apartment, fur fished, air conditioned, sublet June 15 - Sept. 15. Will bargain. 237-2758 after 5:30 p.m. SUMMER SUBLET. Completely furnished efficiency Apt., I block from campus. Call 237-4785 anytime esp. late. SUMMER SUBLET: 3 wofmart Beaver Terrace. Air•conditioning, dishwasher. free Cable. Will bargain. Call 237.8386. SUMMER SUBLET, one block from campus, air conditioning, $9O for entire summer. Call 237.0697. FOUR (WO)MAN Summer Sublet in B.T 2nd floor, reasonable price with extras. Call 238-2279. ROOMMATES NEEDED Summer: Three bedroom, two bath, air cond., swimming pool, etc. 237-5001. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Two room Efficiency, furnished, full kitchen, 3 miles from campus, 590 ± electricity. 238-7986. SUMMER SUBLET: Kenfield Town house. 5-man, completely fur niched, 23" Color TV, air-cond., dish washer. Will sell furniture also CHEAP Call 237-6845 now. SUMMER SUBLET Holiday Towers one bedroom. Grad / married, electric everything, ,utilities paid. Call 238-1156. Lions split for Blue-White affair By GLENN SHEELEY Assistant Snorts Editor When Blue-White gaino time rolled around' last spring the big question in the minds of Penn State, football fans cen tered around .Joe Taterno's choice at the quarterback slot. But even when the Lions spilt up the squad with Bob Parsons handling one team and Mike Cooper the other. the final score of the game didn't really bring things into focus. Parsons' team won the af fair. 48-32, but both candidates passed and ran the ball quite well. So the situation was still pretty much up in the air. The fact that Cooper was at the helm when Navy bro:::ht its 7970 squad into Beaver Stadium for the Lions' opener was riot a direct result of the Blue-White game. Mary's Job The current Blue-White classic, scheduled fcr tomor row afternoon, is not going to be a determining factor in the quarterback assignment for the fall, either. After proving himself by snapping the Lions out of a unexpected nosedive last year, junior John Huf nagel's position is about as certain as Paterno's. The reel concentration toward providing a solid game type situation in the Blue- White contest is dividing up the team's personnel as evenly as possible. Paterno and his staff believe they handled that pro blem fairly well and the game should be a good wrap-up for the Lions' spring training season. "I think this is going to be one of the better ones." Pat^-- no said. "The teams are as even as we could make them "For example, if we give the number one right tackle to one team, we give the starting left tackle to the other side." explained Pa terno. "If we give one of the teams a passing advantage, we try to give the other team the advantage to blocking on the defensive line." PSU STUDENT FILMMAKERS! WIN $25 - $l5O In Ind Annual Jawbans FILM FESTIVAL I=l 031=13 Films must be delivered by May 26 Entry forms: 2 Carnegie & Jawbone FOR RENT SUMMER SUBLET: Large two bedroom Apartment. Close to campus. 23114267. NOTICE ONLY Penn State has PLAYLAND. Makes going to college a little more fun. An establishment which has become an in stitution. Don't forget your birthday— Ray. IBM SELECTRIC and other typewriters for rent. Also adding machines. Unlimited Rent-Alis, 140 N. Atherton, 238-3037. PITTSBURGH, PH ILLY or even Centre County! The ultra best in wedding candid are Bill Coleman's. TYPING— 113 M Selectric. Thesis, Term Papers, Math. Greek symbols. All work guaranteed. Call Mary 238-7180. ENGAGED? LET Bill Coleman do your newspaper portraits. 812.50 complete Call 230-8495. PASSPORT PHOTOS . . Next day delivery . . . or same day If you wish. At BILL COLEMAN'S' 238.8495, WILL DO typing in my home. Call Diane after 6:00 at 364-1407. MUSIC WEEK IS COMING! Free con certs at Schwab May 16,, Dorm areas Mav 17-22. Broupht to you by Phi Mu Alpha. [WATER BEDS Come and see The significant differences In our bed. Andrew Associates, across from Post Office In Lemont. 237-6950. Open daily. PORTRAITS PAINTED or Drawn. For more information and examples of work call Dick 237.8366 evenings. A NEW Hasse!bled Camera for your mother•in-law or yourself? See Bill Cole man 238-8495. SST IS COMING to Penn State ATTENTION FREE DRAFT Counseling. All alterna lives considered. Call afternoons or eve nines at The Peace Center 237.0222. FOR DREAMY outdoor casuals (with Swedish soft focus lenses) call Sill Coleman for aoPoinfments. 2384495. FOR LESSONS in Indian Music on Sitar contact 2374E193. Instrument snail be provided. SUBJECTS FOR Clinical Psychology Experiment If you have Eidetic Imagery. (or photographic memory) call ,8651711. IF YOU'RE INTERESTED In starting a Flying Club or .Learning to Fly, talk It over with a Certified Flight Instructor Friday May 15th, 214 HUB, 7:30. TRUCKING AND Light Hauling in my Chevy Panel Truck Rock Bands, Furniture, etc. 237-9035 George. TERRY BEARD and "cheap" beer go together every Mon. & Thurs. at The SCORPION. SUBLET Luxury A/C Apartment • All utilities furnished $lOO/mo. furnished 238.5083 "It's really just another with sophomore Steve Joachim game and we are going to try pilot ing the blue squad in the to learn from our mistakes, opening quarter. We're not' just out to prove Turncoat something," Paterno said. Jack Konicszewski will be "Most of the players are in doing duty for both squads. their right spots now except The soph passer will don a for maybe one or t,w o white jersey in the second changes." quarter and then switch over After the conclusion of to the blue team for the third tomorrow's Blue-White game. quarter. Hufnagel and Joachim the spring practice closes until will most likely be calling sometime in late August. signals the rest of the af "ln the fall we start all ternoon. over," Paterno said, "The Will fullback Franco Harris carry over isn't the big thing still recuperating from his re about spring Practice. Mainly cent knee operation, senior we try to find out who the best Lydell Mitchell will be the sole players are and do a little representative of the Lion teaching." "shock troops." Mitchell will "I think we've found out a try and bolster the blue team lot or things and made a good along with senior tailback Erie deal or progress in a lot of Bass, junior fullback Mike An areas." Paterno added. drews. sophomore wingback Hufnagel will be the starting Dave Bland and flanker Carl quarterback on the white team Cayette. Blue-White breakdown Blue, team DEFENSIVE LINEMEN Bannon, Lewchenko, Crowder, Laslavic, Allen, Trent, Hager, Skorupan, Orsini, Heller, Booth, Throm, Brickell. DEFENSIVE BACKS Ellis, Davis, Debes, Nagle. OFFENSIVE LINEMEN Rothgaber, Lagler, Rick enbach, Markovich, Botts, LaPorte, Suskn, Joyner, Par sons. OFFENSIVE BACKS L. Mitchell, Bass, Andrews, Cayette, Bland, Joachim, Konieszewski. White team DEFENSIVE LINEMEN Behm, Aumiller, Ahren hold, Spires. Zapiec, F. Williams, Carlozo, Gray. Ward, Ludwig, Pasqualoni, Beckwith, Johnson. DEFENSIVE BACKS Baran, S. Mitchell, Ducatte, Mesko, O'Neill. OFFENSIVE LINEMEN Skarzynski, Herd. Lyle, Klossner, Schaukowitch, Brown, Shoemaker, Knechtel, Williams, Getty, Spears, Hull, Gabel. OFFENSIVE BACKS Capelletti, Stilley, Don chez, Cole, Cayette, Hufnagel. Konieszewski. Today is the last day to vote in the College of Business election for Student Senator. If you haven't voted yet, come to the ground floor of Boucke between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. SUPPORT. YOUR COLLEGE ATTENTION SHANDYGAFF SALOON Misery Hours Friday 3.6 P.m. as usual. ANNUAL SAILING REGATTA Saturday May 22 at Stone Valley. Sailing, Canoe ing, Rowing Events, Picnic also. Tickets: 261 Rec Hall. 25% - 50% REDUCTION all formica table tops. Good for desk tops, dining and work tables. Decorators Workshop, 615 Clay Lane. 237-8900, MAY IS MUSIC MONTH! Phi Mu Alpha Men's Professional' Music Fraterntly. THE "FRONTIER" has moved to The SCORPION beginning at 10 Tonight. JAWBONE TWO GREAT NIGHTS! FRIDAY hear the folk dexterity of Bob Weidner! SATURDAY groove with John Elliott! Shows 9:30 and 11 p.m. Freel FILM MAKERS deadline extension for entry forms: May 22. Hurry! ENGAGEMENT RING lost Saturday. White gold diamond. Highly valuable Reward. Call 237.2303. LOST NEAR Hammond or Patten. Bur Bundy Business Statistics Book. Reward. Phone 238-5656. GOLD WALLET. Keep money as reward I need the cards. Please. I'm desperate Call Angela' Grimes 865-0744. WANTED ROOMMATE SUMMER. Patio, air conditioned, dishwasher, garbage dis posal w-w carpeting. Southgate APIs 475/month, negotiable. 238.3540. FEMALE ROOMMATE Fall; new "Beaver Hill" apartment, one block from campus. All utilitim included. Furnished or unfurnished. 865.3251. ROOMMATE WANTED for Townhouse living. 5100/m for 1. $5O/m for .2. Unequaled privacy. 'lmmediate occupancy. Call 238.9418. • WANTED: 2 female roommates; summer only; June paid; $68.33/mo. Call Jean or Joan 238.8857. WANTED A ROOMMATE for two bed room apartment. cheap, 540.00 a month, very near to'Compus. Call 238-5243 or 965-7701: -- WANTED: APARTMENT or Trailer for student and wife for Fall term, prefer unfurnished. Call 865.6108. WANTED: TWO Female Roommates Summer term 564/month. ALL utilities Call 237-2189. GIRL• TO SHARE Ideally-located, very reasonably-priced Apt. summer term. Call 8654989 or 238-5386. WANTED: GIBSON solid body and hol low body Electric Guitars. Call 237-7492 or 238.4659. WANTED: FEMALE Roommates .for Summer term, Fall option. 535.00/month. Close to campus. Call 8.6.5-6076 ar 237- 9377. ROOMMATES WANTED, summer, South gate, furnished, air-conditioning, dish washer. stereo. June rent paid. Willing to bargain. 865.6286. THIRD ROOMMATE (male), Summer and/or Fall etc.: above Music' Mart, SOS/mo., 236-4677. FRIDAY, M_AY:I4, 1971 WANTED ROOMMATE HAVE your own roe in a house. Close to campus. Availab summer with tall option. Call MI 237.4553. TWO ROOMMATES for Summer term at Bluebell. Free Cable, bus, pool extra! Cheap. 237.92 W ROOMMATE - SUMMER. 237-0073 HELP WANTED WANTED: WAITER or Waitress. Eat 2 work one. Plus social privileges. Call caterer 238.9954. GIRLS— HIGH PAYING jobs available In area of your choice. Free training provided. 865.4611. 112521511 PHYRST PHRIDAY Spectacular Presents: Afternoon, starring the Customer, from 3:00 to 6:00; Dixieland by The Tarnished Six 9:30 - close, plus mirth, merriment and melody in between. LAUREL GLEN APTS. State College's newest, largest apartments. Located in an undisturbed wooded•environment. Come out and see us! "We're not fully dressed but we look pretty good" FEATURES: •Heated Pool •500 sq. ft. Recreation room •Wall•to•Wall Carpeting •Private entrance •Free Bus Service •Cable TV •Gas for heating and cooking and domestic hot water included in rental Directions: North 322, 1 mile above PSU.' Turn right on Woodycrest Road. Go 1 mile to Laurel Glen. Phone 2374977
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