The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, November 07, 1974, Image 10

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nm r, I . - Inc;.?c, and service
Mi ,t,l,,,stlip fee 52 00 per
t .cal 15 M 45 College
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Ll• nits, t of the gods
at t , cl sleeps 2 Come on in
v out at Sunshine. 224 S
ross from, the post
I NC ASL D DUAL, centrifugal
r urnoyirct from RCA Spectra
inputerk, 360 C F M. Original
RIO My price $14.50 Make
loud attic tans. heat circulators
iikhaust tans Save on your
rill% Chuck 217 6950
LECTRONIC CALCULATORS
fantastic discount prices
oruest selection maior
nrands Full factory warranty
,Impus Stereo, 227- W Beaver,
9134 Also !nail Orders
UNPAINTED FURNITURE
EIOOK CASES, desks, cha.rs,
tables rockers. record cabinets.
Detoratlrs Workshop 200
A Col leot. 237 8900.
11SHERK 1000 PPWER amp 65 &
66 atts and Dynaco Pat 4 pre
5225, Dynaco A 25 Speakers,
,105 Sony TC 160 Cassette clerk,
:,115 Lento L 75 turntable with
, tanton 550 EE cartridge. S9O.
KOSS Pro 4 A headphones 520.
k&E 36 ,nch parallel rule & board,
ap.dograph 6 point humidor
522 665 6197 Will handle
HAN, ROF T PL AYERS SPECIAL
011 n, (wet frames . I,qht
they last Call Scott
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PI si'f uAT LY "NEED TO - rhell
form r.ontracls m CUrtall tor
nh r arra 'pr nq terms Call 865
USED SKATES, SKIS and
eqmprnentlii accepted at
s C 902 5 Allen,
• r,day, Nov. 8, 12 5, to be sold at
L , • da Gamma -5 sale, Saturday,
9 9 3
THER AT A reasonable
r.ce good tor belts arid hand
v,,,te to VV,lharn Murphy,
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MOBILE HOME 8 x 35 partly
furnished carpeted carport
monthly expenses great
study conditions Ricli 234-3298
OR t , ALE DORA Contract
mter spr,no4errns ,n Atherton
`Aa!, C.lll 665.1657 or, 237 0939
- .OOD CONDITION' ACOUSTIC
a;rlaha Gottal. Model 76 110
, or tale CaII N , gel 865 6412 after
: noon
' I, ‘ ,S ,CTICALLY tsI,EVV WOOL
COAT s,ze 11 12, ,Alas S6O. Will
rapole Call after 600 p m
•-•ephame 237 5291
PAST ISSUES of Playboy Since
rr,;72 Make an offer for some or
E% an 238 5841, 6 7-p m
POLE'S trld , ngs.
o-ze.` White Cocktail '
Cheap 237 1697
PRESSER, SINGLE BED, kit
then table sofa. end tables
cttee table, desk, extra chairs
, Ps oil Heatrolla 238 3208.
4 ..UST SELL AKC 0 E. Sheepdoq
teinaie, 11 weeks. excellent
;: , eo,(gree, cute and loveable,
'erms available reduced price,
4.'00 00 355 4963
,CRAFTS
CLOTHING spdcial goodies for
(,pecial people at Sunshine, 220 S
eraser (across from the post
olftce)
1 - 4ANDLOOMED ThAND
eMBROIDERED,-. and
•adored. handpicked ethnic
clothing tor women and men at
Sunshine, 220 S Fraser (across
from the post offid•
r EA:IAL E,, DORM CONTRACT for
sale, ?vinter ring terms,
reingerator incluged Call Sue
865 9176
TERRARIUMS. RRARIUMS
sale Come 40 318 F, Vairo
Blvd (Laurel Glen) on Saturday
10 00a m 500 p.m. or call Steve
237 0820, 900 a m. midnight.
EMALE DORM CONTRACT for
sale, winter and spring terms
Call 865 6877
MUST SELL! tr"ic 40' mobile
home, 1 , bedrooMs, price will
d,cker l Call 238-7814
sion and
Flyers
ollegion Classifieds
[AUDIO
STEREO EQUIPMENT 15-50 per
cent discount. Brand new. Full
factory warranty. All bran also
color TV. Check. before On buy
Campus Stereo. 227 W..Becwer
Ave 237-9134
If RI 0 COMPONENTS 20 per
'it 10 per cent off list All
,i,or l ands available Call Gene
62ii I otter 7 pin
I t RE 0 COMPONENTS, LOW
pr,ce.,, brand names Wlth full
fa, fury warranteeS, easy te - rms
h6S 5551
YOU BET YOUR ASS
WE ARE
CHEAP
10 d,scOunt on all niaior .terrs
George s House or Musa,
1610 N Atherton St
across tram Rvers.de Market
CRAG 3302 8 TRACK recorder,
AM FM, turntable, speakers
Sl5O 00 237 0777 after six
TEAC 350 DOLBY CASSETTE
deck, $l9O, works perfect, must
sell for car repairs Call Buzz. 238
8750
PAIR OF SPEAKERS-
includes Altec 15" "Voice of
Theater" woofer, EPI tweeter,
large enclosure Hear on campus
Call Jim 865 2060
AUTOMOTIVE n
INSURANCE
FOR AUTO
motorcycle, personal
possessions, hospitalization,
accident, valuables, fire, good
rates fast service. 238 6633-
Nit VW CAMPMOBILE w pop
top option Mechanically very
' , UMW Carpeting Will negotiate
e Rog 237 8572
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1966 Corvaw
battery, starter
000 d cheap Iran
'4` 0,1 0t.30 '> IRO or best offer
M&M AUTO REPAIR
specializing Volkswagon, Volvo
great work, great prices 237 0081
692 8926
MUSIC ON WHEELS 25 per cent
discount on car stereos, AM FM
radios. 8 track cassette players
Large selection Campus Stereo,
?2? W Beaver Ave 237 9134 •
1965 PLYMOUTH CON
VERTIBLE, very
good con
cf.tton, 63,000 !Thies, 5300 Call Ken
238 3978
I "00 bored out with
ho,,O)ci T,ocj Call
=MEE
FOREIGN
CAR
PARTS
STORE
1680
W. College Ave.
238-8021
W': >UZUKI 380: EXCELLENT
k_ond.hon 2600 mites, shop
wanuals sacra,ce SBOO, 234 1377
after F 0 rll
1966 ECONO LINE VAN, runs
good, body sleazy, make offer,
238 3369 before noon
TRIUMPH TR 250 FOR SALE has
to be sold unmed,ately Call 234
7030 $l5OO
19/2 TOYOTA CELICA, J speed
28 flvq, excellent condition
must sell 717 667 6207 evenings
1270 FIAT 850 SPIDER con
I.terfible, lust inspected, loaded
Call 2313 3132 after 5 p.m.
1967. CHEVY VAN, good condition,
V 8 automatic, carpeted, cur
tained, 5825, includes -cassette,
speakers, tapes See it Call Jeff
234 3145
1970 V W CAMPMOBILE, new
,nspect,on, good condition,
82350 237 4807
'62 CHEVY NOVA SW, excellent
running condition, inspected,
new paint lob, price negotiable.
Call Dave at 8657083
ATTENTION
SMALL REFRIGERATORS FOR
rent 3 months-524.00; 6 months
536 00. 9 months 542.00.
Unlim,ted Rent-AIIs, 140 N.
Atherton St 238-3037.
South Sea Chinese
Restaurant
101 W. Nittany
Open 4 - 1 1 pm
Walking distance from campus
< 1
THE DAILY BLOTTER Cen ROOM AN BOARD, free
tral Pennsylvania's new paper parking, soc al life, and close to
campus Call Larry at 238 2187.
news - reviews columns -
Freak Brothers Comix and more
on sale everywhere thirty five CASH DISCOUNT! BUY my dorm
cents contract. Call Jim 065-1054.
Collegian Sports Writer
Has the expansion team finally come of age in theNHL? Or
will the hockey fan become victimized by the most fraudulent
con-job in sports history?
Before May 1974, the National Hockey League was in serious
trouble. Hockey attendance, in general, was suffering. The
California Golden Seals franchise, owned by Charley Finley,
was in danger of bankruptcy due to fan non-support.
Other expansion teams, notably St. Louis and Vancouver
were showing signs of slumping attendance also. Most
profitable expansion clubs were receiving only sporadic sup
port, with the exceptions of Philadelphia and Buffalo, and
making ends meelwas growing difficult.
Even established teams of the old NHL were feeling public
wrath over the poor product offered for sale. Boston Garden
reported the first empty seats for Bruin games, all against ex
pansion clubs, in six years. Montreal fans, though more loyal
to the box office in selling out the Forum, expressed their
disapproval in well-publicized no-shows for games.
With bvious public rejection of the NBL's line of mer
chandit appeared that rough Unfits lay ahead unless
somet, in could be done to hype this admittedly tired product
ol g to
and bring back the consumer.-
Then came Bobby Clarke and his Philadelphia Flyers.
Followihg the Flyers' surprising Cup triumph, club owners
jubilantly assured a skeptical public that the expansion team,
after a long and 'painful growth process, was now able to rely
on its own depth and talent in an equalized battle with older,
more established teams, for the coveted Stanley Cup.
PHOTO STUDIO
MIMI
Passports I D S. weddlngs,
groups, portraits, 700 W College
Ave , 2nd floor. 237,6647
BABYSITTING FQR PLANTS
over term break and Christmas.
Call 237 6891
LADIES WILL SEW for you,
your bridal party, or your
children, reasonable prices Call
355 1291 for more information
RIDE WANTED TO Minneapolis
(preferably). or Chicago over
tern break" Call Connie 865-1937
or 237 7394
FREE DOG TO good home, very
- obedient and loveable. Call 237-
8996, all pet stuff included.
LASSICAL GUITAR LESSONS
Beginners, children or adults.
Reasonable rates Excellent bask
technique for later studies in tazz,
folk blues, other guitar styles.
i rank 234 1493 or 237 1239
CLASSICAL GUITAR, FOLK
Jazz Private and class in
struction Professional. State
Certification 238 3711 or 238-9429
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S custom
haircutting at Pietro of Italy.
123 W Beaver Avenue. Our ex
perienced staff is fully trained in
the latest techniques used to
create the .most contemporary
styles you desire We are a full
service salon offering all the
benefits that professional care
provides Permanent body waves,
hair painting, cond.tioning as well
as custom style cuts and blower
styling are among our specialities
which help you look your best for
the new tall season Call 238 2933
for an appointment
COPY-RITE
COPYING
SERVICE
237-1558
8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Quality Xerox Copies
Corn plimentary Collating
Competiti‘e Prices
Comement Parking
1783 N. Atherton
Across from Village Sub Shop
THE SCORPION 117 S Burrowes
presents "Sdent "Way" every
Monday Low priced take out 5 30
pm 2 GO a in
I XI'LRIENCED TYPIST WILL
ypt? papers Neal lot?,
eaSOll alt) I e fates Call 466 7576
1 , , tween 10 00 am and 10 00 pm
INE ETHNIC CLOTHING for
women and men at Sunshine,
220 S , F4aser (across from post
offlcel
MALE DORM CONTRACT for
Talcvpnter and sprang terms
( all 0576 /
PUT SOME LIQUID cash in An
anhoue we'rch, rare book, piece
of nosfalgla Come see Peron!,
12F South Allen
SPECIAL P S U ON campus Ring
Day • Ground floor—HUß every
I:•.'ednesday 11 3 Order from Carl,
Campus Representative Rings
displayed in the HUB Bookstore.
Free engraving with this ad Kane
Company.
A FRIEND WANTS YOU
Episcopal Worship 9 a.m 6.15
p ni Sundays Eisenhower Chapel.
Get togethers afterward. Info 865-
3762
',O PE l(0 NOT ONLY delivers
chromatographic supplies to
VOW door, but backs this up with
Itio and helps you with your
problems Call Cupelco. Inc.,
Het onte, Pa Phone 359 2732
DUFFY'S TAVERN
on the Diamond in Boalsburg
Dinners only 5 to 10 p,m
Rooms for pnvate parties or banquets
Excellent wine hst
Sandwiches fill Midnight
Bar Service tifl I 30 a m
Poi Reservations Phone 466-6241
PROFESSIONAL TYPING. Term
papers, thesis, MBA papers.
IBM Selectric, pick-up and
delivery if necessary. 355-7351.
STYLE CUTS.FOR guys and gals
Perrnandnts and hairparnting.
Get the new look now from the
experienced I - tart - stylists at Alice
and Don's Hairdressers 225 W.
Beaver Ave 237 2201.
BEGINNING MODERN DANCE
classes. one' class weekly, for
more information call Karin 238-
3905.
USG GAYLINE 863-0296 IN
FORMATION, raps referrals on
homosexuality; Tues, Sun, 7.11
p m Fri 7-10 p.m.
UNIVERSAL LIFE• DATJNG
Service proven effective,
confidential personal attention,
inquire P. 0.. Box 691, State
College.
"A THE i rPUTIC EN
VI RONME T for Adolescents."
Usable ideas onr how to create
theraputic environments at home.
54.00. Cogito 17366 Rural Lane,
Philadelphia, pa. 19119.
ROOMS
60 c II 3 BEDROOM TRAILER
Wolkmo distance to campus, 560
plus utilities or $B5 plus '
Hectric Doll 737 7901
DORM CONTRACT AVAILABLE
winter and spring terms Call
Joe at 865 0563 or stop by 713,
Sproul Hall .
INTERNATIONAL FRIEND
SHIP HOUSE double rooms
avallabfe starting term break, 552
per moith, Includes everything.
FOREIGN, AMERICAN
STUDENTS WELCOME Call
Carol 237 1018 for lots more
details
RENT i ROOM IN house, W
Fairmount, 5200 00 per term
Occupancy end of November
Betsy Hennings 238 0605, ii6s-6326
APARTMENTS
MACE ROOMMATE WANTED
starting winter to share Park
way Plaza apt Security deposit
<ilready paid 237 1205
EMALE ROOMMATE WAN
IED Winter and sprung one
lock from campus 572 per month
37 9664
I ARGE EFFICIENCY, NEAR
campus, CedarbrOOic, all
included, $l7O monthly,
la, go t•nough for - two, winter,
,pring Call 237 5440, 238 7770.
EMALE ROOMMATE
WANTED for winter• and or
•.pi incl. 2 bedroom Cedarbrook
',pat tmentS Call 237 6978
HELP. SAVE OUR cozy $81.25
Per month 3-bedroom apt. from
the perils of vacancy. Become our
roommate Call Perry, 238-4550.
MAL L. ROOMMATE SHARE
thriency apartment -- College
;-,:enuc Winter, spring terms 4-AVAILABLE DECEMBER 1
u. nt sB6 50, all utilities 2388523. efficiency, $l7O. per month.
utilities included. Call 237-5098
anytime
I_ MALE ROOMMATE FOR
~.ipter and spring to Share one
ordi ppm dpartment. Rent $95
77733
tiURLEASING ' ONE BLD
ROOM apt, winter, spring
kvidy Plaza Call Skip 234
.435
ONE BEDROOM apartment at
East Gate, tree bus. 585 month
ly ( all Dave 737 5440
FEMALE ROOMMATE WAN
TED winter term, Park Hill
5100 a month, utilities included
Connie 234 1988
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Aural glen
Community- ,
' State College, Pa., 16801
(814) 237-5709
Heated In. oor P • •
FEMALE ROOMMATE
DESPERATELY needed winter
term, share one third apt, 81 00
per month Will negotiate. Call
237 6362...
FOR RENT YOUR own large
bedroom intxygtedroom apt at
EaStgate Sll.fter month, or two
persons at $57.50 per month. 237
9743 anytime
SUBLET
DUPLEX APT., FURNISHED,
Sl4O per month, 3 miles from
campus Call Becky 865-5375 after
6 00, 234 1958
FEMALE WANTED TO sublet ' 2
of 2 bedroom apartment Park
Forest Villas, own room Call Sue
237 1742 or 238 8978.
ONE THIRD OF ONE bedroom
apt., available Nov, 15 for
winter and spring terms. Smitty
230 7204 evenings.
FEMALE TO SUBLET , 2 of one
bedroom Park Forest apart
ment winter and spring, 587.50
pl s elec. Call Phyllis 237.8329.
ONE BEDROOM APT., close to
campus,
_195 per month, all
utilities included, free parking
Call Joanie 238-1113.
SUBLET ONE BEDROOM in
_ - -
three bedroom Laurel Glen apt.,
580.00 pre month, keep security
deposit 234 2484.
SUBLET MALE EASTGATE Apt.
winter with spring option S7O
month. Free bus Bill 237 8147
SUBLET"- TWO BEDROOM fur
nished apartment for Dec Ist
234 3572
WILL SUBLET 1 B_EDROOM
Beaver. Hill apt , winter spring
terms. Call '234 7730
SUBLET WINTER SPRING
efficiency, close to campus, 5173
per month, one or two people,
furnished, utilities included in
rent, 238 3590.
SUBLET WINTER SPRING, , t
large one bedroom, 5100 in
cludes everything, female
preferred 234 2351, near campus.
SUBLET 3 BEDROOM APT,
winter and spring terms, Park
way Plaza, tree Fullington bus
service Call Bruce. 237 0038.
OWN ROOM IN 2 person apart.
ment, 1 block from campus. Call
John at 865-1231 or 237-7932.
A closer look at the Flyers' Cinderella story and hockey in
general, since expansion, reveals a 'situation different from
owner's claims and has far more adverse than beneficial con
sequences for the NHL and professional hockey as a whole.
In the NHL's early years, there were only six teams. For a
Canadian youngster to play in the NHL - was a dream, a feat ac
complished by only the best in the sport.
Every player in the game was a superstar in his own right
and teams boasted of many exceptional atheletes, , not just a
few. For Boston there was the Kraut Line of Dumartz-Schmidt,
and Bauer. Detroit proudly publicized their Production Line of
Howe, Del vecchio and Lindsay.
With expansion in the 1960'5, the scene began to change.
More players were recruited to fill the growing ranks of the
NHL. Youngsters previously holding only a dream of entering
the NHL suddenely found themselves standing at center ice for
the National Anthem.
Expansion led to further expansion andprofessional hockey
grew overweight under the strain of numerous additions to its
contingent. As expansion continued, the quality of players in
the game decreased at an alarming rate. Instead of 15 super
stars on a team, each club was limited to two or three.
Philadelphia poses a sad example of this trend toward
mediocrity. Admittedly, Fred Shero attributed the Flyer suc
cess to hustle and guts, owing only partial,-though deserved,
credit to the two Flyer superstars Clarke and Parent.
Owners of all NHL teams, who claim hockey is bacl* to its
former state of competitive excellence, due , to the supposed
emergence of the expansion teams, should be forced into a
form of corrective advertising.
L ROOMMA II WANTED
winter `,pr tog to ~hare one third
of Iwo bedroom opt Codarbrook
'177/67
SUBLET A LARGE FURNISHED
efficiency, close to campus, 5173
per month Call 238 2272
VERY SUNNY,
bedroom apt. to sublet Dec 1
nice view, convenient to campus
Call between 9 a.m and noon 234
3419
SUBLET FEMALE FOR '.l of 3
bedroom Eastgate Apt. winter
spring, 581.25 per month Call 234
3350.
TWO BEDROOM fur
SUBLET
n&ied, one block from campus.
available Dec. one, 5168 per
month 237,0972.
SUBLET TWO ROOM apartment.
winter. spring term, $155.00 per
month, 533 W. College Avenue.
Call 234 3642. Scott
ONE FEMALE TO share one
third of two bedroom apart
went, 578 monthly. Carol 234-2601
Nancy 238-1113.
DESPERATE: SUBLET one-third
of effidiency at Eastgate Apts.
Reasonable rent. Interested call
Max 238-1076.
NEW THREE BEDROOM un
- furnished apartment in
Boalsburg Ideal for family or
students. 466-7891 (Country
Place). '
SUBLET LION'S GATE one
bedroom apartment un
furnished, 5175.00 without utilities.
Free bus winter (spring option)
234 3710.
SUBLET WINTER-SPRING one
bedroom, S2OO including
utilities, cable, across from
campus Call Carol 234,1309.
SWAP MY LARGE furnished
bedroom in beautiful house, 1
block-from campus for your dorm
room, preferrably West Hall,
winter term only. Call Elise 234-
2624.
SUBLET .2 ONE BEDROOM
apartment, close to campus, co
op household, S7O and phone 234
2971
HOUSES di
ROOMMATES
WANTED (preferably female)
for cooperative effort in coed
house in town Call 237 1555
WANTED
FEMALE ROOMMATE FOR
onebedroom apartment across
from campus. SBO per' month,
includes everything. Phone 238.
4669
FEMALE ROOMMATE WAN
TED immediately or winter
term to share one bedroom apart.,
really close campus, $BO per
month plus electricity. Call 234-
3776.
RIDERS NEEDED TO Lake
Charles, Louisiana, (or on
route) Nov 15 Call Kayla 234-
.1403.
WANTED• RIDE TO Northeast
Philadelphia anytime after sth
period on November 15. Will pay
Well Call Ricki 234-3257.
MALE ROOMMATE WANTED
917 5 Allen, 15-minute walk,
62 50 per month, including
utilities Joe Napsha 865 1828, 237-
8372
FEMALE TO SUBLET my '2 of
large one bedroom South Allen
apartment, 575 plus elec. Call
Carol 237 5590.
2 FEMALES OR MALES to sublet
apartment, close to campus
Winter and spring. Call 238-4555
ROOMMATE WANTED TO share
spacious 1 bedroom apartment
furnished with balcony Call after
9 PM 23.1 3282
ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR
winter and spring term in two
bedroom Parkway Plaza apart
inent, free bus service. can Jim at
237 314;15
F EMALE * ROOMMATE
NEEDED winter and spring
inexpensive Briarwood
Townhouse For details catt 237
11764
RIDE OR RIDER to Texas over
terinbreak, will Share expenses
734 3852
WANTED EFFICIENCY
APARTMENT for winter term,
SllO per month or less. Call Pattl
234-1500 evenings or 237 4262
RIDE NEEDED TO
Carolina or points south, term
break, share cost. Dot 1165 8376
MALE ROOMMATE WNA IED
immediately share 1 bedroom
apt. with 2 others, security deposit
plus November's rent paid. 565
per month, utilities included Call
234 1900.
WANTED• PERSON T es .3 NE
room in Js-- CiaSSlfte‘ls
lan all
ut. „ ft ; teSURS .:y.
Ca ..,o-itiOo after 2
pr
THREE BEDROOM APART
MENT or house, State College
only, starting December first. Call
238 1296 evenings.
RIDE NEEDED TO North
Carolina or Knoxville, term
break, call Elaine. 234-3063.
BOCIVMAR MX 100 SCIENTIFIC
calculator New condition 580'
Call Craig 865 0952, or stop at 205
PinChot
MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED
hall ot two bedroom apartment
wotler and sprung terms
Waupetani Dr,ve 234 3880
HELP WANTED
I RATb . RNITY DISHWASHER
WANTED free meals and
social privileges in exchange for
services Call Rob 238 9944
UNDERGRADS, GRADS,
COUPLES pleasant work that
can make ,your spare time
profitable. Send name, phone
number and best time to call you
to PO Box 77.4, State College, Pa
16801 Z...
Sun Bowl eyeing
LOST IMPitt-Temple fray
DRUMMER WANTED: WELL
established blues rock band
seeks replacement drummer.
Must be serious and able to work
and practice frequently on a long
term basis.
LOST: BLACK CAT near
stadium, wearing red collar
Reward. Call 234.0639.
BLACK KITTEN WITH white
markings on paws and between
eyes in Southgate area. Missing
since Saturday. If found call 237-
0689
LOST: MAN'S BROWN wallet
near Willard on October 30th If
found call 865.0144
MAN'S BLACK WALLET lost
Halloween card's. Bruce
Wamsley. Reward. 237-7621.
LOST SET OF keys in brown key
case Saturday night at Sigma
Chi Call 234-1831
LOST GLASSES (MALE)
Vicinity of Make Tuesday
Please call Bruce 238-6395 after
5 00.
LOST GREEN SLEEPING Crag
Friday November Ist on East
Beaver near Park Hill. Reward.
237 6721
LOST 6 KEYS ON white PSIJ
keyring : need desperately. If
found call , . Rita 865-4337 Thanks!
BLUE LINDY STAR RING -
silver band, sentimental value,
lost in HUB. Reward SlO. Call
collect 412 926-8017.
LOST SET OF KEYS in case
near Human Development Bldg.
Reward Call Joe at 238-4)04.
LOST GREY FEMALE kitten
with tan and beige markings,
unusually big eyes, please call 234-
1856.
FEMALE BEAGLE. CLEO s', months old
black and white body. brown and white face
Missing since Wednesday morning iast seen
in yrcinity of S Allen and Irvin Call 238-3269
FOUND
FOUND. MEN'S (GOLD) wire
frame glasses, parking lot of
Beaver Terrace Call 234-1802.
BLACK CAT, RECENTLY a
mother, with rust colored stripe
on nose, found near Atherton. 865-
2157.
FOUND: SET OF KEYS - two on a
key ring by parking lot 80.
WATCH WITH BLACK band
Found on 10.26-74 outside Nit
tany 39 Call Tom at 865-3897.
PAIR OF WIRE-RIMMED
glasses. Basement of Sparks in
girl's restroom Call Rachel 238-
1570.
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Secrets, rumors:
the bowl biz
By 808 GREENE
AP Sports Writer
said "no decision would be
Secrets are flying faster made before Nov. 16,"
than rumors as the nation's although Frank Rentz,
college football bowls rush to president of the Orange Bowl
line up post-season opponents. Committee, said official an-
Notre Darne reportedly will nouncement of the Notre
meet Alabama in the Orange Dame-Alabama • matchup
Bowl in a rematch of last could come Saturday
year's national championship following the Alabama
battle. Nebraska and Florida Louisiana State game.
will face each other in a Sugar Penn State Coach Joe Pater-
Bowl clash while Penn State no said his team has agreed to
will take on the Southwestern go to the Cotton Bowl against
Conference champion in the the winner of the Southwest
Cotton Bowl.. Conference either Texas,
Miami of Ohio. which has
,ac , Texas A&M or Baylor but
bid to the Tangerine Bowl, qualified his statement by
says it wants to meet 'Miami of saying the Nittany Lions
Florida in the Dec. 21 clash. would go "if" they are invited.
And Oklahoma State will Cotton Bowl officials in
meet Pittsburgh and Tony Dallas declined to confirm the
Dorsett in the Sun Bowl Dec. reports that Penn State.
28. ranked seventh with a 7-1
Until this year, the first day record, would be invited But
a bowl invitBtion could be ex- one official said Penn State "is
tended was the third Saturday under very strong con
in November. But the National sideration."
Collegiate Athletic
Association rescinded its rule
when it.found it impossible to
enforce.
The bowls then agreed
among themselves to wait un
til Nov. 16. But, as usual, early
bids have apparently been of
fered and leaked.
The Orange Bowl collision
between 'Notre Dame and
Alabama will match the two
teams that fought for the
national championship in the
Sugar Bowl last New Year's
Eve when the Irish edged the
Crimson Tide 24-23.
Notre Dame is ranked
eighth with a 7-1 record while
Alabama, 8-0, is third behind
PITTSBURGH (AP) If
the Pitt football team beats
Temple here this Saturday,
Sun Bowl officials say they'll
invite the Panthers to play
Oklahoma State in the Dec. 28
postseason game in El Paso,
Tex.
"We've been following Pitt
all along," Sun Bowl director
Sonny Yates confirmed this
week.
Meanwhile, Pitt is also a record, wouldn't necessarily
longshot possibility for bid to take the first bid offered.
the LibertY Bowl, though "But we aren't going to wait
Maryland and Mississippi too long while the commodity
reportedly have the inside gets scarcer,'' d Myslinski.
tracks. "We'll make our decision
The Sun Bowl,' televised depending on the prestige and
nationally, has been a sellout money of each bowl."
r AMC
I ;
Dr. Edward.
Wickersham
will speak tonight
at 8 p.m. in the
Irvin Hall Lounge on
Sexual Awareness.
Next time you see
someone polluting,
point it out.
Ohio State and Oklahoma.
A Notre Dame spokesman
Coach Tom Osborne con
firmed his Nebraska Corn
huskers will face Florida in
the Sugar Bowl. Osborne said
the president of the Sugar
Bowl. Committee, Cliff Kern,
assured him . that New Year's
Eve in New Orleans would pit
Nebraska against Florida.
Florida, ranked sixth na
tionally, is 7-1, while the ninth
ranked Cornhuskers are 6-2
with games against lowa
State, Kansas State and
second-ranked Oklahoma to
gw
Unbeaten Oklahoma is
banned from postseason play
because of recruiting
violations.
four of the past five seasons in
the 34,000-seat stadium at the
University of Texas at El
Paso.
However, limited seating
capacity means the Sun Bowl
nets each team about $70,000
less than the Liberty . Bowl's
$240,000.
Pitt' athletic director
Casimir Myslinski said the
Panth6rs, who have a 6-2
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