—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, July 28,1976|
Adrian Dantley drives for a layup over
the American's 95-74 Olympic gold medal
U.S.A's
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Atala 10-speed
bicycle. 23" frame. Excellent
condition, $l3O. Call Keith, 466-
7187
D ?D U rfn L a E SM E Fur e r X u C n lle $15 Cali ? si^e E ro?m! ?/V Nin°r l v TR H A allI:
8650467 5 ( lea ve ,han o,her dormS -
GOLD CLUBS Wilson 1975 staffs
G *f|P ft ciVi^,?r?*o?€!nr?nn ac, ran • - regular shaft D 4, W longer,
C barely used. Call 814-539-8682,
865-5516 evenings Johnstown. Reasonable offer -
FOR SALE: female dorm con
tract 76-77 year. Call Pete at 237-
4853 -
nat'l field champ. $lOO-125. Call
HARLEY DAVIDSON 350 Sprint, 614-539-8682, Johnstown, puppies
oxiJ? 0d contl,,ion ' *395.00. Call 238- FENDER MUSICMASTER bass
969 2 1- $lOO, matching amp with 12"
SAAB 1975 two door sedan, four speaker $75, both $l5O. Call Keith,
speed, red, excellent condition, 238-6802
TOO per cent 60 day warranty. 238
8342
3 MGB WIRE WHEELS, 2 mag
wheels, all 13 inch, a giveaway
for $35. Call 238-9546
NITTANY SUMMER
BOOK SALE
Mon-Fri, 10 am-5 pm
Pattee Library
West Court
University Park, Penna.
“New” books on Monday
Auction old on Friday
INSURANCE for auto, motor
cycle, personal possessions,
hospitalization, accident,
valuables, fire, bicycles: Fast
service, 238-6633
BEST COFFEE and tea for iced
summer drinks. The Candy
Cane by PSU Diner. 237-4253.
FOR SALE. 1958 TR-3. Runs
FINE; Needs Minor work. Also
more parts than you can carry.
Sacrifice at $1500.00. Call 234-0953
'til Friday, Ask for Ned.
KISCiINGER
LEONARD
& HEIM.
KISSINGER, LEONARD, AND
HEIM HAS DONE IT AGAIN!
ROCK BOTTOM APARTMENT
RATES FOR SUMMER.'
CHECK WITH US AND SAVE.
fall rentals are going
quickly, but there are effi
ciencies, one-bedrooms, and
even a few two-bedroom'
units available. Plan ahead!
.A deposit will guarantee an
apartment for September for
the qualified tenant.. Select
your apartment from one of
our ten downtown com
plexes and walk to classes.:
We’re open 9-5 weekdays
and 9-4 on Saturday. May
we help you?.
Inquire Kissinger, Leonard
& Heim 245 S. Allen St.
lower level.
GRADUATE MALE dorm con
tract for sale. Call 234-3078
JEWLERY
MEXICAN
Necklaces for sale. Inexpensive
and beautiful. Come and see them.
Call 237-5483 ;
YAMAHA FOLK guitar and case
in excellent condition. $125.00.
234-2457
DORM CONTRACT FOR sale fall
'76 - spring 77. Call Holly 234-
0780 before term ends
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GIBSON GUITAR SG special,.
rarely used, with case, $175. Call
Richard, 237-6416
1972 HONDA 450. Very good
shape. Many extras. Must see.
$700.00. Helmet included. 237-0435,
BRITTANY SPANIELS Kaymore
Conn. Yankee Breeding, twice
USED ZENITH black and white
portable. Good condition. $45.
Call (717) 962-3319.
KAWASAKI 175 CC. Good con
dition. Call Jim, 238-1987. After
6:00,238-8768.
MOBILE HOME: Bolse-Cascade
General, 2 bdrm, $5500-6500
depending on many options, can
stay on wooded lot near Black
Moshannon, Low lot rent, 355-5695.
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AMPEG V-4 Lead Amplifier, 100
watt (RMS); V-2 Lead speaker
cabinet with 4-12" speakers;
Fender Telecaste Deluxe guitar;
all reasonable priced and in good
condition. Phone 234-2306, Dale.
'74 450K7 HONDA like new, $945. A
Steal. 466-7516,237-3612
4 CHANNEL radio control system
suitable for model cars, boats,
planes. In good condition. $lOO.
Call Ray, 234-2471 after 5 PM
AUDIO
‘'REALISTIC 100 watt amp
receiver, Garrard SLX-3 tur
ntable, pair Realistic MC-1000
speakers, headphones, asking
$275.00. Pair Phillips 6" speakers,
$30.00, 23" RCA Victor blk-wht TV
console, $75.00. Bill, 237-3910, 865-
1203
AUTOMOTIVE 4*
1967 MGB, $475. 237-9625
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Wednesday Night Special
Delmonico Steak
Salad, Baked Potato
$4.25
Thursday Night Special
Spaghetti Dinner for Two
with salad, homemade bun
& pitcher of beer.
MONTREAL (AP) A fired-up United States
team, led by All-American Adrian Dantley,
reclaimed the Olympic basketball gold medal for
Uncle Sam last night with a 95-74 victory over
Yugoslavia.
The triumph was a Bicentennial present from the
youngest basketball team in Olympic history and
erased the bitter memories of Munich, when
America surrendered the gold for the only time in
history.
That happened in a controversial one-point game
against the Soviet Union. But there was no con
troversy about the outcome this time.
Dantley saw to that with a sensational display of
'Shooting that produced 18 first-half points and 30 in
the game. He finished with 116 points as high scorer
for the United States in the six games it took
America to claim the gold.
Twelve of Dantley’s points came in the first sue
minutes of play as Uncle Sam raced to a 20-8 lead at
the start.
With guards Phil Ford and Quinn Buckner
repeatedly stripping Yugoslavia of the ball, the
Americans charged into command.
Ford had seven assists and three steals in the first
half alone as the sniping American defense
dominated the taller Yugoslavians.
The Yanks maintained'a comfortable margin
throughout the second half, scoring key baskets
whenever Yugoslavia started to move on them.
Phil Hubbard had 10 points in one span, coming
off the bench to keep Uncle Sam in control.
As the clock wound down, the capacity crowd of
more than 16,000 fans in the Montreal Forum
chanted “USA, all the way!” Ihe slogan that has
accompanied this team throughout this tour
nament. . -
It was an emotional victory for the Americans,
who enjoyed every moment of the medal presen
tation ceremony presided over by Lord -Killanin,
president of the International Olympic Committee,
and Dr. William Jones, secretary general of the
International Basketball Federation.
It was Jones, who was involved in the middle of
Munich controversy, permitting the Soviets
/J® 1 \ < three chances at a final basket to finally defeat the'
*,‘ ; 'V" ■// Americans 51-50.
.W. |sf§V' V That defeat is the only one in Olympic basketball
l-'V • S history for the United States, which clinched its
' " ’ 1 eighth Olympic basketball gold medal. Since the
■ ‘ , iport was introduced to the Games in 1936, America
/-I aas a record of 70 victories and one loss.
- .. - The United States had pointed toward a rematch
At-LMMptiota w jtj l th e Soviets in these Games. But Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia's Kresimir spoiled that chance with a stunning 89-84 upset over
win last night the Russians in Monday’s semi-finals. The
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1964 VW BUG • rebuilt engine,
installed 1972. Inspected, $350.
Call 237-9392
1970- YAMAHA RD3SO, New
Engine, Good condition. Fast,
Asking $5OO, Jeff Buxton, 238-9292
before 6:00.
LIKE NEW 1974 Yamaha RD3SOA
street bike with Windjammer
Fairing rack and helmet, $BOO,
238-2978. '
TUNE-UPS AND diagnostic.
Electronic equipment. Will do
house calls. Call 238-1062 for apt.
1973 YAMAHA 250 Enduro. Good
shape, many extras. Runs
great, $375.00. Dave, 238-2090 or
238-8600 .
1970 RENAULT R-10, 4-door
sedan, 55,000 miles. Call after
5:30 PM, 355-1357 '
69 VW SQBK., excellent mech.
condition, $9OO. 238-7676, 237
3376, evenings 1
BASIC BUG' PARTS has new,
used,'rebuilt VW parts at low
prices. 238-7676 .
ATTENTION
TYPING: Fast service, pick-up
and delivery. Call 355-2476,
Dissertations, theses,
TYPING
term papers, English major
background, Graduate school rec
ommended, IBM correcting
selectric, 234-8089.
NEED SOMETHING repair.ed?
Tired of paying $lO or $l5
downtown? Call Pat or Bob at 237-
9964. We'll repair your small
appliance, stereo, or just about
anything at reasonable rates.
-safe.
IBM SELECTRICS for rent. Dual
pitch and correcting, $4O-month
and up. Unlimited Rent-alls. 238-
3037
RENT-A-Laundry, washer-dryer.
No installation necessary. Low
cost, long or short rentals.
Unlimited Rent-alls. 238-3037
■SMALL refrigerators for rent, $lB l
summer term. Unlimited Rent-'
alls, 140 N. Atherton St. 238-3037
IK ZOEK iemand die geboren in
Nederland om mi|n Nederlands
te verbeteren. Dan 237-6708.
SAVE $2.00 or 20 per cent
whichever Is higher on picture
frames at Dan Brody Studio. 106 S.
Fraser. 10-5,237-6708
$l.OO FOR USED RECORDS in
fine condition. 25 per cent for
Sci-Fic paperbacks. Top dollars
for comics. ArboHa, 151 South
Allen
U.S. cagers reclaim gold
PHOTO processing. Low prices.
Past service at The Candy Cane
next to PSU Diner. 237-4253
TYPING ALL Kl NOS - reasonable
rates ■ call 234-4762 or 359-2648
before eleven P.M, -
PIANO lessons.
ATTENTION
Experienced/ knowledgable
teacher, $3.00 per half hour, $5.00
per hour. Joe, 234-1823
HE'S PROB'LY PART Gorgi, and
maybe part Spaniel • he's furry,
he's white and he's tan - his age, it
is four - we can keep him no more -
please take him to love, if you can.
237-3894
DAN BRODY STUDIO offers no'
waiting,' no appointments for
INSTANT color passport pictures.'
106 S. Fraser, 10-5
TELEVISION REPAIR, Zenith'
and Sony products. Quality
work. Television Service Center
232 South Allen Street
FURNISHED ROOM for rent.-.
male, cooking privileges,
summer, 60-mo. total. Evenings
238-4460
CLASSICAL GUITAR, folk, jazz,
faculty Juniata College, 14
years teaching experience. John
Joseph Mitchell 238-9429
WANTED
QUIET graduating senior needs
effic. or room, preferably with
kitchen facilities close to campus.
Fall Term only. Call 1-368-4975
after 7 p.m.
WANTED TO BUY: Nikon, Canon
Range Finder cameras, lenses,
other top quality 50's 8.60'5, 35mm
and 2'/4. Top prices paid. Call 237-
9566 after 6 PM
ROOM FOR RENT. Private
home. Quiet. Reasonable rate.
For further information phone
238-6033
COMIC BOOKS. Any good con
dition Marvel, D.C., or GA. Will
pay top dollar. Call 238-8533 or 238-
0343.
GRAbuIYE'‘3fIJgENT neeaT
half or entire unfurnished
housing for year starting fall.
Preferably under $l4O. Lydia
Eato, 71A Silver Street, Mid
dletown. Conn. 06457.203-346-1844
FEMALE
WANTED
apartment close to campus, fail
thru spring. Call collect after 7
P.M., (516) 221-2213
SENIOR NEEDS place for fall
close to campus. Preferably
own room. Ellen, 234-2379
SUBLET
AUGUST, Sublet one-half of large
sunny two bedroom apartment,'
Many conveniences. Call 237-6648. ii
SUBLET large 3 story 4 bedroom
townhouse on Waupelani Drive;
Free bus service; $450 a month
starting fall; Call Tony at 237-0629
or. 865-6539 and leave message.
(roommates
APARTMENT: Southgate
townhouse: need 2 female
roommates for next year. A.C., _
Washer-Dryer Included, 238-2758 ALLEN PARK APTS. 1013 South
afters. : Allen Street 1 8.2 bedroom apts.
WANTED, FEMALE roommate 15 Minutes to campus, Call, 238-
for half of 2 bedroom apart- 3956, to see.
ment. Grad student, Jeannle, 234- LENWOOD APTS. 917 South Allen
Street. 2 & 3 bedroom Apts. 15
minutes to campus, call 237-8133 to
~.ee
1 OR 2 ROOMMATES needed for
3-bedroom Brlarwood
Townhouse starting Sept. 1. (own LENWOOD APTS. Rental office,
room included). Call Mark 917 S. Allen,9& 12 month leases,
mornings, 9:00 - 11:00 a.m., 234- 1-2-3 bedroom apts. Call 238-6655
3687. for Information, and rates.
FREE BUS PASS!
This coupon entitles the bearer to a ride to Laurel
Glen and back. Come on out! See our community.
Shop in our store. Shoot a few games of pinball.
Above all, without obligation, see our efficiencies.
1,2 and 3 bedroom apartments.
Call 237-5351
for bus schedule and stops.
Laurel Glen Apartments
10 Vairo Blvd., State College
APARTMENTS
QUIET FEMALE'seeks same to
share beautiful country home 5
miles from campus, 2 bedroom,
$lOO plus utilities, Vegetarian
graduate student preferred, 234-
0951.
, Individual and group Instruction In
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LAN
GUAGE, lessons for adults and chil
dren conversation, useful vocabulary .
-for pubic schools and university, *
reading, writing. Afternoon and
‘evening hours, reasonable rates, (
certified instructor. Call 238-8965.
ONE BEDROOM, large, quiet,
unfurnished .Sutton Court IK ZOpK lemand die geboren In
apartment on University Drive Nederland am mi|n Nederlands
across from Burger King, $224 per te verbeteren. Dan 237-6708
month, all utilities included. Has Vuiict ......
both dishwasher and garbage QUIET, non-smoking male needs
disposal. September first oc- *l3
cupancy, nine month lease. Call Call Thomas care of
Brad at 234 ono. Sheila, 238-9720
Collegian
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Americans gained the final with a. 95-77 triumph
over Canada.
Last night’s game was one of the roughest of the
entire tournament.
Dantley was forced to the dressing room early in
the second half when he suffered a cut over his right
eye when Drazen Dalipagic landed on top of him
after going up for a shot. Ironically, Dantley was
charged with a foul on the play.
MONTREAL (AP) Olympic medal standings
through Tuesday’s events:
Gold
29
22
28
USSR
USA
E Germany
W Germany
Bulgaria
Poland
Japan
Hungary
Romania
Finland
Italy
G. Britain
Czech’vakia
Sweden
Yugosl’a
Denmark
Jamaica
Norway
Cuba
Trinidad
Mexico
Canada
Neth’lds
Belgium
Portugal
France
Spain
Australia
Iran
Austria
N Zealand
Brazil .
Switz’ld
FOR RENT
REMODELED APARTMENT for
3 students, furnished, utilities
Included, $95.00-month, Call 234-
1812. !
YOU BET YOUR ASS
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10-40% discNnt an al m«jor Htmj.
Siwtt'iMgittlMaiic
Wi'ramtvidlo
221E.0m«6»«mn
WANTED TO RENT
FEMALE grad student needs
reasonable apartment or ef
ficiency beginning Sept. 1, Before
6:00 p.m., 865-3447, ext 45, after,
234-0951.
RESPONSIBLE MALE SENIOR
with well' trained dog seeks
room or house in country or with
yard. Immediate occupancy.
Have own furniture. Call Bart
between 9 8.10:30 P.M., 237-9465.
2-BEDROOM unfurnished apt.;
Rent preferably under $200;
downtown S.C., Call 237-2005 or
238-8186 after 6:00 P.M.
NEEDED: PLACE TO LIVE for
Fall onward. Call Jo or Sandy:
237-0907 or 234-2412 NOWI! I „
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MOBILE HOME for rent. Con.
venlent to campus and stores.
Fully furnished for $l4O month.
237-7153
MT NITTANY APTS. 1006 South
Pugh Street. 1-bedroom apts. 15
minute walk to campus. Call 238-
5123. to see.
COLLEGE PARK APTS. 415 W.
College Just off Rt. 322, at
Atherton St. Large 1-bedroom
acts for 2-3. Call 238-0322, to see.
PLACE FOR FALL wanted. Call
Joel anytime. 234-1308
Spectacular
JULY SALE
A OF Fine gowns,
brides & pastels
Mtfk V 2 price
Mi \r\L ' com*(Mcom*uvt
7|jLY V**. MARIE'S
’****'■ ' BRIDAL SHOP
Open 1 to S Tum., Ttiur*.. Sat.
Evenings Mon., Wad., Frl. 4 to 9
HELP WANTED
MATURE, responsible, per
sonable female needed for
construction-building products
sates. Must travel to fob sites. Car
and construction footwear
necessary. Call 355-7531 week
davs, 2-4 only
RIDES
WANTED: Traveling companion
(preferably female) for approx.
2 months cross Canada-U.S,A.
starting around September 1. Call
237-6085 between 5:30-11:00. Jon.
WANTED: Ride to Syracuse,
Thursday after 5:00 or Friday
morning. Call Cindy, 238-9528.
Want to sublet
your apartment?
Register it with
Apartment Directory
Let them do it for you
FREE!
RIDERS NEEDED to Texas (or
points south) at end of summer
term. Call Bill, 237-3708
(POUND F 3
FOUND: Pure white female
kitten on Hamilton Ave. 3 mos
old, 234-7063 evenings. t
KODAK film with processing'
mailers. Lowest prices. Buy 10,
get l free. The Candy Cane next to
PSU Diner. 237-4253
MALE, ALL BLACK kitten found
at Laurel Glen, 7-20, approx. 3
mos. old. CUtO. Call 234-8318
While he was being treated, Yugoslavia made a
10-2 run at.the Americans, cutting the U.S. lead to 12 -
points. But Hubbard, Scott May, who finished with
14 points,' and Ford restored the American margin
with a flurry of points that built the lead to 81-64.
Many American rooters who could not squeeze.
into the Forum for the basketball game were on
hand at the boxing arena to root for the young U.S.&
team, perhaps the country’s finest in more than two
decades.
Four American boxers, including the polished
“Sugar” Ray Leonard, assured themselves of at
least bronze medals by winning their bouts Tuesday
night. The American team, which has eight boxers
in all still alivein the Olympic tournament, may be
the best the U.S. has fielded in more than two
decades.
Klaus Dibiasi of Italy won the gold medal in
Olympic platform diving with 600.51 points
yesterday night. Dibiasi also won golds in 1972 at
Munich and 1968 at Mexico City: a' l
Greg Louganis, 16, of El Cajon, Calif., won the
silver medal with 576.99. Vladimir Aleynik of the
Soviet Union was third with 548.61.
• In addition to Louganis, the other American
medals on a relatively light schedule were acquired
in yachting.
The‘ United States’ three man soling entry, t
Texans John Kolius of LaPorte and Walter Glasgow •
and Richard Hoepfner of Houston claimed the silver
. medal' after winning the last of the seven race
series. East Germany finished in a tie in points with
the Americans but were placed third because they
did not have a victory. Denmark won the gold in
that class.
Skipper Dennis Conner of San Diego and*
crewman Conn Findlay of Belmont, Calif, won the
bronze in,the Tempest,class,following Sweden and
Russia in the over-allstandings.
Olympic track and field- competitors return to
action today in 15 events, five of them finals, as
ABC-TV’s coverage of the Summer Games con- j,
tinues.
After resting yesterday, the track and field
athletes will bid for gold medals in the men’s 100-
meter high hurdles, hammer throw and 3,000-
meter steeplechase and women’s high jump and 200
meter dash.
The network will televise 3% hours from the
Games Wednesday, from 7:30 to 11 p.m., EDT, plus Jr
a 15-minute wrapup at 11:30 p.m. "
FOR MEN & WOMEN
Acne Skin Program Kit $5.00
Light Musk Massage Lotion 4 oz. 93 c
After Shave Lotion (legs or face) 9oz. $2.25
(Jasmine, Lemon, Sandalwood)
J- Body UJorks
123 Vi W. Beaver Ave.
behind DANKS in Kelly Alley
237-3293
2610 Stowaway
9-9 Daily, Mon. - Sat.
12-8 Sunday
234-2695
announcement: limited
openings still remain on CFC
accredited academic year 1976-77
programs for fall, winter, spring,
or full year for qualified ap
plicants. Students in good stan
ding - freshman, sophomore,
junior,' senior year are eligible.
Good faculty references, evidence
of self-motivation and sincere,
interest in study abroad and In
ternational cultural exchange
count more with CFS than specific
grade point. For appllcations
infqrmatlon: Center for Foreign
Study - AY Admissions - 216 S.
State - Box 606 - Ann Arbor, Mich.
48107 (313) 662-5575
fiosf BHb
SILVER SPOON bracelet. Sen
tlmental value. Reward
LOST: 3 month old female kitty.
She's black with white stomach.
Please call Susie, 237-0629.
LADIES GOLD BULOVA watch
en route to Chambers via Park
Forest bus. Reward. Call Barb,
237-4853.