9—The Daily Collegian Friday, May 4, 1973 Lion By GUY GUERRIERO Collegian Sports Writer What a difference one week can make. Last Saturday, while the Lion golf team was in the process of dismantling West Virginia, coach Joe Boyle was singing the blues as he looked ahead to the upcoming Eastern cham pionships. "I don't know," Boyle said, "The guys were just getting their games together, then we get four days of rain that keeps them inside and throws off their timing." Since then, however, the skies have cleared, and on the eve of the Eastern In tercollegiate Golf Cham pionships, Boyle's sad song Eastern Golf 'Here are the pairtnos for the 39th Annual Eastern In tercolleg,ate Golf Assoclation Championships Legend Army, A, Bucknell, Bk, Brown, Br, Colgate, Cg, Columba, CI, Cornell, Cr, Dartmouth, D, Gerogetown, G, Harvard, H. Holy Cross, HC, Lafayette, La, Lehigh, Le, Navy, N, Penn, Pn, Penn State, PS, Pitt, Pt, Princeton, Pr, Rochester, Ro, Rutgers, Rt, Syracuse, S, VOlanova, V Yale, Y MN= Saturday time Sunday time 10th tee 9 00, 10 36 Rob Niegelsky (Y), Jeff Lindvall (Pr), Tom F,orucc, (Rt) 9 08, 10 44 Mark Hoffman (P 1), Rich Calagoon (V), BM Frutchy (La) 9 16, 10 52 Tom Weal (Pn), Bob Palmqu.st (Cr), John Krumrrne (PS) 9 24 11 00 Art Burke (H), Brad Chapman (S), Al Beeken 9'32,11 08 Mike Garner (Cg), Dick Stevens (Br), Jim Dee (HC) 9 40, 11 16 Greg Mordas (tik). Keith Larsen (RI), Jeff KEYSTONE TOWERS INC- Renting now for summer and fall two convenient locations Barcroft House 522 E College Ave. , Dorchester House 600 W. College Ave Efficiency Apartments Individually controlled heat and air conditioning TV cable Fully carpeted Laundry Facilities All utilities included in rent Apartments within walking distance of Campus Rental Office 134 E. Foster Ave. Apt. 101 Phone 238-1771. THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Invite you to attend their 3rd ANNUAL ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE Our Lady of Victory Auditorium 800 Westerly Parkway, State College, Pa. May 19 12:00 - 9:00 P.M. May 20 12:00 - 6:00 P.M. Food Available 29 Dealers Free Parking Donation $l.OO ) VII lIIIM MIIIM = UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Friday-Sunday May 4-6 1973 SPECIAL EVENTS Friday, May 4 Community Awareness, International Folk Coffeehouse, 8-11 p.m., HUB ballroom Friday, May 4 Commonsplace Coffeehouse, entertainment by Joe Dietrich and Bob Doyle, 8 p.m., Room 112 Kern. Friday-Saturday, May 4-5 "Gymnastics Championship of the USA," meet, Friday, 7 p.m.; Saturday, 1 p.m., Saturday, 8 p.m., Rec Hall. Friday, May 4 Baseball, vs. Delaware, 3:30 p.m. Saturday, May 5 Dairy Cattle Judging contests, 10:30 a.m., Dairy Production Center, in the 48th annual Dairy Exposition. Saturday, May 5 Sports: EIGA Men's golf championships, 8 a.m., Blue Course; track, vs. West Virginia and Syracuse; women's golf, vs. Ohio State, 10 a.m.; women's lacrosse, vs. Cornell, 10:30 a.m,; women's tennis, vs. William and Mary, 9:30 a.m. Saturday-Sunday, May 5-6 Mount Nittany Philatelic Society annual stamp exhibition and bourse. Nittany Lion Inn Assembly Room, Saturday, 10 a.m.-5:15 p.m. and 8-10 p.m.; Sunday, I 0 a.m.-5 p.m. Auction, Saturday, 6:45-8 p.m. Sunday, May 6 Sports: Baseball, vs. Temple, 1 p.m. (DH); EIGA golf cham pionships, 8 a.m., conclusion, Blue Course. Sunday, May 6 Chapel Service, II a.m., Music Bldg. recital hall. Jitsuo Morikawa, American Baptist Convention.. Sunday, May 6 Black Christian Fellowship worship service, 11 a.m., Walnut. Sunday, May 6 Marilyn Grochowski, vocalist, and Daniel A. Ragone, Jr., pianist, joint recital, 3:30 p.m., Music Bldg. recital hall. Sunday, May 6 Workshop on "Life-Span Socialization and the Family,"sponsored by faculty members and graduate students in human development and family studies. Dr. Carl Ridley, Jr., will give keynote speech of the three day workshop, 7 p.m., Room 112 Kern. Friday, May 4 Physical Chemistry, 4 p.m., Room 310Whitmore. Leonard Stock burger, on "Quenching of the Emission of SO2 by Foreign Gases." Friday, May 4 Forest Resources, 9:30 a.m., Room 310 A Agricultural Ad ministration. Dr. J.A. Sinden, University of New England, Australia, on "Con flicting Land Use Can We Trust Public Opinion on Environmental Issues?" FILMS animation Friday-Saturday, May 4-5 —Student SF film, "House of Wax," Vincent Price, Phyllis J. Kirk, 7 and 9 p.m., HUB assembly room. INTEREST GROUPS Campus Crusade for Christ, Friday, May 4, 8 p.m., Room 162 Willard. Chinese Student Association, Sunday, May 6, 2:30 p.m., Room 101 Kern (Children's class). Interlandia Folk Dance, Sunday, 7:30 p.m., HUB ballroom. Muslim Student Association, Sunday, May 6, 1 p.m., Room 174 Willard. N.H.A.S., movies, Friday-Saturday, May 4-5, 7 p.m., Room 108 Forum. 5.1.M.5., Saturday, May 5, 1-5 p.m., Room S-108 Human velopment. Management Club, Friday, May 4, 8 p.m., Chi Phi frat nity, Garner and Hamilton Sts.'Speaker, J. Spencer Howell, executive vice pr ident, Wyeth International. ARHS, Sunday, May 6, 8-10 p.m., Room 207 HUB. Focus Magazine, Sunday, May 6,7:30-10 p.m., Room 203 HUB. lfers eager to Defending champs: Dan O'Neill, Fred Von Bargen, John Krumrine, Rex Ferguson, Harry Hamilton has picked up some happy together now, and most of the "We needed a few days to hitting tee shots anywhere hot, we could be in trouble." tunes. guys can't wait for Satur- give the boys a chance to play from 250 to 290 yards. Von Bargen's no Jimmy the "They're really coming day," the Lion coach said. regularly and get the finer Number two man Von Greek, but his respect for points ironed out." Bargen prepared for the Penn is well-founded. The Championship pairings: e a v n e d ry D bod an y ny is te first ta r e n by di e s inhisrelicfeorTunegsdathye named have drs Vinceve a few rpe g t u t y a s a r . o ‘ u N n o d w and Fred Von Bargen look when his five iron to the par- Keith Griffen and Torn Wecal especially sharp. If they come three 16th drifted onto the who a week ago helped through and have a hot round, green and into the cup. combine to record an im we'll give 'em all trouble." John Krumrine, Rex pressive team total of 368 In the process of ironing out Ferguson, and Harry while defeating Princeton. the finer points, Boyle's Hamilton round out the Penn Scarpetta carded a 70 on linksmen have been playing State five and they all look as that occasion, and looms as a from sunrise to sunset, and its sharp as ever on the eve of real threat to challenge been paying off. their Eastern title defense. O'Neill for medalist honors. Team captain and defend- But what about the corn ing EIGA medalist O'Neill petition. So Penn is definitely in the has been busy sharpening up Rumor in the Lion camp running for the crown but his already tough game while has it that Penn looks like the Columbia, Princeton, and experimenting with a new one best bet to steal the crown, if Villanova also can be added wood, made with the con- anyone does. to the list of challengers troversial graphite shaft. It's "I'm worried about them," capable of becoming king of designed t to add a few yards to Von Bargen said. "Penn has the hill. a drive and in O'Neill's case, five strong golfers to throw at Columbia almost bumped it means he'll probably be us, and if a few of them get off the Lions during their Ford (a) 9 48. 9 32 Steve Bell (ID), Dave Reed (C(), Steve Burich (N) 9 56, 9.40 Bob Graves (V), Gard Lorey (Ro), Wayne Rivard (HC). 10 04, 9 48 Bruce Lear (RI), Ed Bearry (H), Tom Welsh (Pri) 10 12, 9.56 Ed Mazza (S), Dave Rupp (Le), Ralph Ervin (La) 10 20, 10 04 Mike Sinkus (Bk), Dave Skladany (Pt), Mark Matthews (V) 10 28, 10 12 Don Gallagher (Br), Mark Etess (CO, Charles Bulls (Cg) 10 36, 10 20 Tom Plscetta (G), George Wick (Pr), John Twohig (A) 10 44, 10 28 Harry Hamilton (PS), Tom Rich (Cr), Steve Klein (N) 10 52. 9 00 M.ke Cnsmond (Br). Mike Aronstem (Y), Richard Lassa (Cr) 11 00, 9 08 Tom Ye (H), John Lundgren (D), Charles Wagner (Bk) 11 08, 9 16 Greg Stone (A), Ron Zemmick (CO, John Wilson (Cq) SEMINARS (1 16, 9 . 24 Mike Gilroy UV Andrew WilCox (Pr) Saturday time 10th tie Sunday time 2nd tee 9:00, 9 32 Lee Martinson (Br), Deke Hotchkiss (CI), Steve Koslac (Pt) 9 08, 9:40 Bob Stewart (La) Bob August (S), Al Yurko (Le) 9 16, 9 48 Dugan (HC), (Pn) Bill Glnn (V), Bob Vince Scarpetta 9 24, 9.56 Bob Goodyear (Y), Randy Riley (Pr), John Allen (Cr) 9 32, 10:01 Quinn Smith (H), Curt Allen (Rt), Gordon Jaehne (A) 9.40,10 12— Bill Williams (Ro), Charles Gow (D), Tid Krekel (N) 9 48, 10.20 George Smithy (CI), Fred Von Bargen (PS), Dan Stetz (13k) 9 56, 10.28 Doug Stern (CI), Torn Sultzer (Le), Tyler Chase (Br) 10 04 10 . 36 Bill Forey (Cg). George Kingsley (V), Lou Stone (Cr) 10 12, 10 44 K C Courneen (Rt), Don Sweeny (La), Jim Ganotis (5) 10 20, 10 52 Bob Nolo (HC), Todd Robbins (Y), Kevin Casey (N) 10 28,11 00 Dan O'Neill (P5l. Keith Griffin (Po), Dave Rodarle (a) 10.36, 11:08 Dave Maier (Bk) Steve McConnell (H) Brooks Lepanto (Ro) 10 44, 11 16—Stu Francis (Pr), Dick Soule (D), Ed Bullano (Pt) 10 52, 9 00 Jay Leonard (D), Joe Dantillo (Rt), Rex Ferguson (PS) 1100, 9 09 Charles Harty (HC), Rich Steingraber (Pn), ciao scnaetter (S) 11:08,9.16 John Porsch (Le), John Lachman (G), Bill Gallo (V) 11 - 16, 9 - 24 Rick Colletson (Ro), Fred Szarko (La), Rich Thomas (P 1) 4 i Signf o thegood The American Red Cross minututammitumiumitim 1111 l imin Secretariat favorite for Derby; Hawks stop Canadiens 7-4 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) The entry of Secretariat and Angle Light was pegged yesterday as the even-money favorite for tomorrow's 99th and richest running in history of the Kentucky Derby. "Both of them just couldn't • be better. Just bring 4n CHICAGO (AP)—The Saturday," said trainer Chicago Black Hawks blitzed An Arthur P Jacobs Production in association with Rollins-Joffe Productions 14. ILA"' 11 - 11 - AVILA II rS SA't A Herbert Ross Film 14 1 0 1 1UIFYAULLS l&St. ti: ELLS it ACV and SIA,NIS ANSI Mil it NISI' I I VOT amiN INA- 5 ,ee %%11 l• 1,111% .1,111111.11111% C•.‘ •• , iiiii 1.11111 B.sca on it e L e, U r 141 1 I • / % tt.e .e U r Dana Merrick THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY SHOWINGS AT 8 PM & 10 PM 50' ..44( 4 11k5t. MOVIE TIMETABLE Pollock "PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM" May 3,4, 5, 6 East Halls "PLANET OF THE AFIS‘ May , 4,5, 6 North Halls "THE GUNS OF NAVARONE" May 4,5, 6 South Halls "THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP" May 4,5, 6 West Halls "CAREY'S TREATMENT" May 3,4, 5, 6 Student S/F Films "HOUSE OF WAX" May 4, 5 A Service of the Association of Residence fig Students defend Eastern title Az. e' Lucien Laurin as he entered the pair in the race. Owners of 13 horses plunked down $2,500 each to enter. If all 13 toss another $1,500 in the pot to start, the race will gross $198,800. the Montreal Canadiens with four first period goals, two of them shorthanded, within one minute, to score their first Stanley Cup final round victory 7-4 last night. The Hawks' triumph in their first home start after 8-3 and 4-1 defeats at Montreal left the Canadiens leading 2-1 in the best-of-seven cham pionship series. The fourth game will also be played at Chicago Stadium Sunday. NEW YORK (AP) Ken Norton, exuding supreme confidence, and former world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, his con fidence quieted by a broken jaw, announced yesterday they would meet in a 12-round rematch Sept. 10 at the Forum in Inglewood, Calif. YOU'VE NEVER SEEN A DOCTOR LIKE DR.CAREY He ha:a: unique way of operating. mt 401 • It's called TIDE CAMP( TREATMENT MGM Presents A BLAKE EDWARDS • WILLIAM BELASCO PRODUCT/ONs.—.JAMES COBORN•JENNIFER O'NEILL In "THE CAREY TREATMENT" DAN O'HERLIHY PAT HINGLE JAMES P BONNER BELASCO BLAKE EDWARDS IPGl._===.7oel P.. so. .I,XCLC 9 WARING LOUNGE MAY=3 - 6 THURS. - SUN. 7:30 & 10:00 50' regular season confrontation, but Boyle's linksmen escaped with a slim one-stroke vic tory. The second time around, it could be a different story, and look for Columbia's George Smithy to be in the race for medalist honors. He defeated O'Neill by four strokes in their last meeting. and appears fully capable of doing it again. Princeton poses as a definite threat as it tries to settle a debt it has with the reigning Eastern champs. Two weeks ago, the Happy Valley five took a trip to Saucon Valley and handed the Tigers their first seasonal loss. With talented Randy Riley and Jim Francis leading the way, Princeton should give the Lions a real run for the laurels. Besides the obvious favorites entered in the field of 21 teams some of the unknowns participating in that event could make some noise. "There are a lot of teams from the New England area competing in the Easterns sportscene Today BASEBALL Delaware at Penn State, Beaver Field. 3:30 p.m. GYMNASTICS "Championship of USA", Rec Hall. compulsories. 7 Saturday Eastern Intercollegiate Championships, Blue Course. 9 a.m. Ohio State at PSU women. White Course. 10 a.m. GYMNASTICS "Championship of USA," Rec Hall, optionals, 1 p.m individual finals. 8 p.m. LACROSSE Penn State at Lehigh. 2 p.m. Cornell at PSC women. Pollock Fields. 10:30 a.m West Virginia. Syracuse at Penn State Stadium, 11:30 a.m. PSC women at Maryland. 1 p.m. TENNIS William and Mary at PSU women. varsity courts 9:30 a.m. RUGBY Sud-Americano RFC at Penn State club. East Halls pitch. 1 p.m. Sunday GOLF Eastern Intercollegiate Championships Course. 9 a.rn. BASEBALL Temple at Penn State (2). Beaver Field. I p.m Quick facts The 39th annual Eastern Intercolleg,ate Golf Championships at a glance Place Blue Course 7,010 yards, par 72 Time 9 a m tomorrow and Sunday Defending champions Penn State (team), Penn State's Dan O'Neill dividual) Teams Foie man teams from Army, Bucknell, Brown, Colgate, Columba, Cornell, Dart mouth, Harvard, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh, Navy, Penn, Penn State, P.tt, Princeton, Rochester, Rutgers. Syracuse, V,llanova, Yale Two man team from Gerogetown Free to the Admission pubs .c_ that I haven't followed very closely," Boyle said. "It's only a two-day event, and you never know what can happen. They play good golf up there, and if a few guys get hot, anyone can win." Boyle adds that the "darkhorse" in the tour nament could be Yale. "They always show up with a good team, and you never know what to expect. 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