H—The Daily Collegian Thursday, September :t0.1970
Pirate G.M. retires
PITTSBURGH (AP) Joe L. Brown
announced his resignation yesterday as
general manager of baseball’s Pittsburgh
Pirates in words echoing those of King
Edward VIII when he left the English throne.
“I have a woman that I love,” Brown said
of his wife, Virginia, with whom he shared
their 36th wedding anniversary last Friday.
“I have not devoted as much time to her as
I care to as I’m going to,” he added, his
voice choked with emotion.
Edward VIII abdicated four decades ago
amidst discord over his marriage to an
American divorcee. There was no such
outside pressure on Brown, secure in his post
after 21 seasons and two World Series
championships as Pirate general manager.
“I have worked under the most ideal
condition but I think it’s a matter of
priorities,” said the 58-year-old son of the
late movie and stage comedian Joe E. Brown:
No successor was named, and there was no
immediate word on whether Manager Danny
Murtaugh might join his close friend and
boss in retirement.
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“I don’t think what I do will have any effect
on Danny’s decision,” said Brown, whose
team won National League East titles five.of
the past six seasons.
He also said his move wasn’t influenced by
this year’s also-ran finish by the Pirates, who
won the National League East title five of the
past six seasons.
“I Ihink we’re a championship team
anyhow,” he said. “I think championships lie.
in ihe heart.”
Brown was joined at the news conference
by Pirate board chairman John Galbraith
and his son, club president Daniel Galbraith.
The Galbraiths said Brown would stay with
the club as a scout, but he’ll move with his
wife to California.
“I won’t give you my address because if I
do Murtaugh will get it and move in with
me.” Brown said, breaking into a smile that
brought a more relaxed tone to the news
FOR SALE
1974 SUZUKI 185 TS qood COD
dilion, low mileaqe. Asking $4OO.
737 7521
DOUBLE BED, one year old,
$35.00 Call 234-3015
, TWO SCOTCH C-60.cassettes for
"51.49. Two Memorex 90 minute
R track tapes for $3.39. T 8, R
Flnrtronics. 225 South Allen Street
I ADIES' 3 speed bicycle for sale.
Excellent mechanical condition,
cirent, dependable transportation.
535. Bill, 234 2538 '
1975 YAMAHA 175 Enduro, 1,100
miles, excellent condition.
Asking SSSO, 238 3553 after 6
TICKETS: two Soph, and one
Senior; Army name; call 865-
8163 nr 865 8764. Reasonable
prices
1974 CAPRI V 6, 4-speed, 26,000
miles; sun roof and many ex
tras. Excellent condition. 237-3003,
after 5
AUTO
73 VEGA HTCHBK., 3-speed,
radio, snows, 40,000 miles, A-l
condition, 1 owner, 5995. Ph. 238-
7983
AMC REBEL 1970, runs qood,
tires pond, body patched.
Askino 5295, will barciain. Ken,
738 SSI'S
1970 NOVA, automatic 6 cyl., qood
ennine, needs body work. A
steal at S2OP. Call 234 5886
1971 (AMC) HORNET, S9OO. Good
condition, free snow tires. Call
Nancy at 734 3545 or 865-1231
FOR SALE 1969 Triumph Spitfire
new tires, paint clutch. Phone
238-5947, Best Offer
NOW GARAGE SALE, Oct. 2,
9:30 4:00, 645 E. McCormick
Ave. Queen-size mattress, desk,
card-table and chairs, baby
swing, toys, household items
SALE TRUMPET with case,
Trumpet in good condition.
Asking 575.00 or best offer! Call
238-9463
1971 LIGHT GREEN Pinto. Good
condition. Great on gas. Best
offer. Call 234-2686
FOR SALE Doctoral gown with
cap and hood, excellent con
dition. Phone 466-6179
FOR SALE DOUBLE bed with
two matching bedside tables,
S9O and one cradle, Sl5. Call 234-
5043
RENT A TV. Any length of time.
Economical rates. Television
Service Center. 232 S. Allen
SUNN SPEAKER cabinet 2-15 inch
Lansing speakers 200 watts
RMS cost S5OO, bargain, $225. Vox
. royal gaurdsman amplifier 150
watts RMS 3 channels, reverb
tremolo, fuzz $2OO. 3 good old
, violins, STOP each. Call 237-4154
'7l TOYOTA CORONA Mark 11, 4-
door sedan, '4-speed, air
conditioning, am-fm radio, steel
belted radials, engine recently
overhauled. Call after 6,234-0564
FOR SALE: electric guitar and
small amp, $5O. Call 237-5539
after 5:00 p.m.
FOR SALE '74 VEGA GT White, 4
speed, immaculate condition.
Call 237-5731 9-5 a.m. Ask for
Linda. Price negotiable
MATTRESS, card files, greeting
card displays, water softener,
garbage disposal, paint, kitchen
wares. 422-8191
GE WASHER-dryer, 3 station
intercom, 26 inch 3 speed bike,
child's bike seat, covered car top
carrier. 238-7185
1972 YAMAHA CTI7S Enduro.
Only 2200 adult miles. Mint
condition. $395. Call 238-3445
evenings
INSURANCE FOR auto,
motorcycle, personal
possessions, hospitalization,
accident, valuables, fire, bicycles.
Fast service. 238-6633
FOR SALE ONE Panasonic tech
-800 AM-FM-PSB mobile radio
and one Panasonic cassette tape
recorder player. Call 234-0636
after 6 p.m. Ask for Mike
STEREO BSR changer, 8-track
tape, AM-FM stereo, excellent
condition. $125.00 or best offer.
Jim, 865-4048
PIONEER CT-5151, stereo
cassette deck, Dolby system,
full auto-stop. Call after 10 p.m.
238-2202
DORM CONTRACT for sale. Call
Dan 865-1064
conference,
Born in New York City, Brown later at
tended UCLA, where he studied journalism.
“I was going to be a sportswriter until I met
several,” he quipped.
He began his baseball' career in 1939 as
assistant business manager with the Lub
bock, Tex., team in the Texas-New Mexico
League.
In 1940, he came to Pittsburgh as general
manager of the Pittsburgh Hornets hockey
club. One of the stick boys on that team was
Joe O’Toole, now the Pirates’ assistant
general manager.
He joined the Pittsburgh organization in
1950 as general manager of their Waco, Tex.,
club, and in 1955 he succeeded the late
Branch Rickey as Pirate general manager.
Prior to his arrival, the Pirates finished
last in the National League in four of five
seasons.
"I'm' not runnin’ away from difficult
times,” Brown said. “I came here in difficult
times.”
Looking back on his trades, Brown said his
best was the 1959 swap that brought Don
Hoak, Smokey Burgess and Harvey Haddix
here from Cincinnati for Frank Thomas, Jim
Pendleton, Whammy Douglas and Johnny
Powers.
That deal proved pivotal in Pittsburgh’s
1960 drive to the World Series title.
"There are some other ones I’m trying to
forget,” Brown said.
Among them were deals that sent pitcher
Bob Purkey to Cincinnati and shortstop Dick
Groat to St. Louis. “My two worst,” Brown
noted.
Nonetheless, Brown made more good deals
that bad ones, and he molded the Pirates into
one of baseball’s most successful teams in
this decade.
“I’ll hate to see him' go,” 'said Pirate
outfielder A 1 Oliver, who attended the news
conference in his capacity as a local sports
caster.
Just last winter, Oliver admitted he was
openly miffed that Brown had considered
trading him.
Oliver’s future and that of other Pirates
remains uncertain for next season.
It’s possible Brown’s duties could be
shared by both O’Toole, assistant general
manager and his current top business
assistant, and Harding Peterson, director of
the Pirates’ scouting and minor league
operations.
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED A
THE FINEST ALUMINUM storm
windows we have seen. No air
leaks! Humphrey tension sealed
storm windows and doors.
Quality! At Tomash Paint and
Glass. 422-8191
KALSO EARTH SHOES worn
twice, size 9.5, male, $25.00.
Gerry, 845-6978; dorm contract
West Halls
DISCOUNT merchandise at over
55 downtown merchants with
Inflation Fighter 111. Available for
$2.00 from OTIS, Nittany News
and WMAJ
COINS, STAMPS, paper money,
political Items. Herb Black's
coin-stamp shop. 119 S. Fraser.
238-7833
INSURANCE
motorcycle, personal
possessions, hospitalization,
accident, valuables, fire,
bicycles: fast service, 238-6633
TRUMPETS FOR SALE: 1
Selmer DeVille and 1 Olds
Student .model, must sell. Dan,
237-9302
MARSHALL sp-cab. w-4-12's,
AMPEG V-4, 100. watt amp,
LESLIE 147 2-spd wood. Terry or
Tom, 238-7425 Or 238-7841
FOR SALE: male dorm contract
at discount. 234-8261
VOX SUPER —Beatle, $100; Craig
cassette tape recorder, $100.00;
early Fender stratocaster,
$250.00; Elac Miracord turntable,
$100.00; Fender twin-reverb,
$250.00_0r less. Brad, 234-3796
WANTED
S 5 A PIECE! For any Junior or
Senior football tickets to any
home game. Call collect after
9:00, (215) 867-2289
2 TICKETS FOR Pilobolus
needed. Please call Ush at 234-
3077 between 10-11 p.m. if -you
have tickets available
WANTED USED VIOLINS.
Playable or repairable. Call 865-
4525
4 RESERVE SEAT tickets
(preferrably together) for
Syracuse. Will pay GOOD price.
Call Randy, M-F from 9 to noon
and 1-5 at 355-5513
7 RESERVED tickets for Army
name. Call 865-3555, ask for Sam
WANTED FIVE public tickets to
Army game. Please call 466-7595
DESPERATE!! Need two
reserved seat North Carolina
name tickets. Price negotiable.
Call Trish, 238-4893
THE FOOP. Sunday, October 3,
all day, The Cedars, Spring
Mills. Foopers, can you bring:
kerosene lanterns, wading pool,
baby oil, munchies,'yellow paint,
kites, cornstarch, greasepaint,
clotheslines, cooking cauldrons,
musical instruments. Bring a
blanket and a friend. Call Foop
Headquarters 422-8181. Come.
Take the moon by the teeth.
SINGER LOOKING FOR ver
satile piano accompanist for
future club work - if interested call
Roy at 238 1374
HOUSES
10 x 50 NEWPORT, two bedroom,
new carpet, air conditioned,
excellent condition, bus service,
234-8513
'7O RENAULT excellent con.
DESPERATELY NEED- dition. Must sell!!! Best offer
lowa reserved tickets together. overSAOO. Call afters:3o p.m., 355
Call Dave after 5:00, 238 6102, 1357
urgent
... .. „„ . , . .. . '69 VW SQ.BK. "excellent con-
WAN TED: homecoming footba dition, $B5O. Ray, 238-7676 nites,
tickets. Price negotiable. Call 937.3376
collect 215822-9265
COINS, STAMPS, paper money,
political items. Herb Black's
coin-stamp shop. 119 S. Fraser.
238-7833
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. |Buy U.S. Savings Bonds «
gfIUPOBOOBOUBHOO*
HELP WANTED
FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted to
share 'A of large two-bedroom
apt. close to campus. Reasonable.
.. . , . Available immediately. 234-9698.
WE HAVE something great for irppntrvina
you to do! Worthwhile work! p
Interesting! Full or part time. FEMALE needed for efficiency
Excellent earninqs! Interested? apartment one block from
Write Universal Friendship campus. Ambassador Apart-
Society, Inc., Penthouse 3, 30fl0 ments, $95.00-mo. 8, electricity.
East Sunrise Boulevard, Fort Nine month lease. Call Sue, 234-
Lauderdale, Florida 33304 2726 B
The in-town HQ for all
your V-Dub needs:
• new parts at reason
able prices
• good selection of used
parts
• used VW engines
• friendly advice to the
home mec home
• VW engines rebuilt
free (onstiltalion
& estimates
• used ( ars and parts
bought
1 block from campus
124 Coal Alley
Stale College, PA
238-7676
AUTOMOTIVE
69 FORD FAIRLANE, 63,000 mi.
8-track tape, new Dlehari
batteries, inspected and excellen
condition. 238-1256 ‘
BASIC BUG PARTS has new,
used, rebuilt VW parts at low
prices. 238-7676 __
MUST SELL, 1968 Ambassador,
automatic, good running con
dition, S2SO or make an offer. 237-
1389
1971 TOYOTA Mark 11, 4-door
sedan, one owner, automatic,
qood mechanical condition, good
tires, current inspection, 5995.
Call 234-2747
'69 MUSTANG good interior. 250 6
leed. Call 234-0465
FOR SALE 1965 Ford van. Fine
condition. 5525. Call 234-5217
afters p.m.
1968 BARRACUDA, 225 slant 6, 25
m.p.g., new paint. $395 or best
offer. Tom 234-3591
1976 FIAT 128 sedan, $2BOO or best
offer. 7500 miles, radials, 32
miles per gallon, leaving country,
must sell. 238-6659
1959 FORD Pick-up - excellent
body, needs engine, new tires,
new battery, $l5O negotiable.
George, 237-1555
71 VW CONVERTIBLE, Super
Rnetle, AM FM stereo; yellow;
good condition, 234-1840
1972 DATSUN 240 Z, 63,000 miles,
asking 52,300. Call 238-8611
WANTED: 6 volt VW Squareback
or Fastback. Good body and
transmission. I've an engine. 234-
3631
FOR RENT
ONE FEMALE roommate needed
to share two bedroom apart
ment, good location. Call 237-1256
SUBLET UNFURNISHED, one-
bedroom apartment. Walking
distance to campus. Utilities
included. Negotiable. Call 237-0078
“The Count,” John Montefusco, celebrates with champagne
after his near perfect no-no.
Phils edge Cards;
Cubs blank Pirates
ST. LOUIS (AP) Jerry
Martin slammed a one-out
double in the eighth inning,
snapping a 5-5 tie and lifting
the Philadelphia Phillies to a
6-5 victory over the St. Louis
Cardinals last night.
Mike Schmidt assumed the
major league home run lead
by pounding his 38th of the
season to highlight an early
Philadelphia assault off
Cardinals starter Bob Forsch.
AUDIO
STEREO AMPLIFIER acoustic
research 60 watts-channel max.
Clean simple powerful $l5O. Call
Rick, 238-1590
AKAI 4000 DS 3 head reel tape
deck. Year old. Cost $3OO. Mint
condition. $2OO. Larry, 865-3894
AUDIO COMPONENTS: Will beat
any quoted price in the country.
Call Rick: 238-35700 r 238-9911
still under
DOKORDER 7100
warranty. New $360, now $260.
Also microphone, headphones reel
unopened tape. Tape deck has
sound on sound, sound with sound.
Entire package $3OO. 238-2342 or
238-0779, Jim Hamilton
MARSHALL spkr. cabinet -4-12" s
$325, AMPEG V-4 100-watt amp.
S3OO, LESLIE 147 2-speed wood
cabinet $350. 238-7425 or 238-7841
1 Alice & Don j
* Hairdressers *
f COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE f
♦ CUSTOM HAIRCUTTING FOR .
MALES & FEMALES I
* style cut, blow dry & shampoo $7 75*
225 W Beaver Ave 237-22011
f APARTMENTS L.
WANTED: MALE heeds fur
nished efficiency to rent or one
bedroom apt. to share starting
winter term. Around $lOO-month.
Call 234-4833
FEMALE WANTED FOR >'3 of 2
bedroom apt. winter and sprinq
term. Call Jan, 234 0595
ROOMMATES
NEEDED: FEMALE roommate
to share one-third of spacious
two-bedroom apt. Located at 1013
South Allen Street. For further
Info call: Jennifer 237-3588, Ellen
234-3650
WANTED FEMALE ROOM
MATE winter and-or spring
terms. Efficiency, 2 blocks from
campus. $B9-month. 238-7801
FEMALE TO SHARE room in two
bedroom house. Near campus,
cheap, nice roommates. Call 234-
2393 '
FEMALE ROOMMATE: over 21,
own room, $55 plus utilities.
Near Park Forrest, 234-0897
ATTENTION BRIDES
Hundreds of Party, Wedding
& Bridesmaids gowns
rtt $29.95 to $2OO
See us before you decide
f \M\Marle's Bridal Shop
/A \XI ' Op»n 1 losTu«s., Thurs., Sat.
fr^)/\ Evan In g* Mon., Wad., Frl. 6to 9
SUBLET
DESPERATE: need to sublet one
bedroom apartment winter
spring terms. Andrea, Anita, 238-
2781
SUBLET >3 Laurel Glen ef
ficiency immediately. 582.50
inc. utilities. Call John, 234-8636
EFFICIENCY, FURNISHED apt.
near campus. Available Oct. 15.
Call Aly 237-8378 after 5 p.m. $165-
month
ONE THIRD of 2-bedroom, fur
nished apartment, SBO-mo„
corner College and Atherton,
clean, recently painted. Carol,
234-5046
SUBLET WINTER or winter-
spring, Park Hill efficiency,
SlOO.OO a month. Call 234 2486 after
6 PM
TWO ROOMS to sublet beginning
winter term. Pets allowed. $BO
per month; utilities. Call 237-5114
SUBLET: WINTER through
summer 2-bedroom furnished
apt (2-3 people) on East Nittany
Ave. 3 blocks from campus, $195-
month including utilities. 238-0901
WINTER TERM ONLY Vi
bedroom Beaver Hill apt.
furnished. All utilities, large
balcony included, 237-6189
PITTSBURGH (AP)
Rick Monday’s two-out home
run in the sixth inning backed
Steve Renko’s five-hitter to
give the Chicago Cubs a 1-0
victory over the Pittsburgh
Pirates last night.
Monday’s homer came on
the first pitch and went over
the 360-foot mark in left field.
It was only the second hit off
right-hander Larry Demery,
10-7, who allowed just three
hits in the game.
Suffy’fl
Sauern
466-6241
Thursday Night Special
Spaghetti Dinner for Two
with salad, homemade bun
& pitcher of beer.
PERSONAL 63
VIRGIN NEEDED for sacrifice in
Druid ritual. No experience
necessary. Call 5 85660 r 5-4420
TO "OUR" BROTHERS and
fellow sisters of Chi Phi:
everything is hunkie-dorie in "Our
Chi Phi Kingdom." Love always,
your new little sisters (chiclets)!
■TENNIS BALLS THIS week - Pen
Court yellow, $2 a can, The
Racquet Shop, 129 W, Beaver
ATTN: TEAMS, DORM floors,
organizations. I can save you
money! Custom printed T-shirts,
jerseys, jackets, shorts. Gar
ments premium weight and
quality. Domestically made and
beautifully silk-screened. We do
not use transfer papers. Fast
service! Wearhouse Inc. 1857 N.
Atherton, 234-5077 ■
THREE STOOGES FANS! See
Moo, Larry, and Curly (and
cartoons) this weekend in East
Halls
DR STEFANKO, best wishes for
a speedy recovery. Mining 410
Students
MEN! WOMEN! Jobs on ships!
American. Foreign no ex
perience required! Excellent pay.
Worldwide travel. Summer job or
career. Send 53.00 for information
SEAFAX, Dept. L-3, Box 2049 Port
Angeles, Washington 98363
ECLIPSE ECLIPSE eclipse
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eclipse eclipse Skip 234-0702
N.J. DAVE - remember dancing
Saturday at Brewery? Please
write 1210 Pa. Ave. Pgh., Pa.
15139 - Cindy witti truck
HAPPY: BIRTHDAY
"BREWERY". I'll be at your
fifth birthday party on Monday,
October 4
LOST
A THREE-QUARTER length tan
raincoat was taken at XQ
September 17. If you have it
please call Donna, 865-5890. I need
LOST: LADIES gold watch.
Caravelle by Bulova, near
Carnegie, Call Pam 237-9302
LOST: one male oranqe striped
cat, has bell collar, answers.to
Sunshine. Call 238-1531
LOST: GOLD St. Christopher's
medal at I.M. fields. Sen
timental value. Reward. Call
Mike Lorenz. 237-7881
LOCK, Sears heavy duty chrome
padlock lost near McClanahans.
Please call Paul. 865-2326
LOST; SILVER turquoise ring,
.two stones missing, between
Rec Hall and North Halls last
week. Sentimental value. Reward.
Call Dave, 865-7284
FOUND
FOUND CONTACT lenses, brown,
in blue carrying case outside
McAllister Bldq. last week. Call
234 2790
FOUND BROWN bi-focals, I.M.
fields, front of Beaver Stadium.
Pick up at HUB lost and found
FOUND: one pair wirerim glasses
in case In 119 Osmond Lab
.SCHWINN VARSITY 10-speed
bicycle. 865-4124
Montefusco almost
perfect in no-hitter
ATLANTA (AP) San
Francisco’s swaggering John
Montefusco came within one
pitch of a perfect game last
night, hurling a 9-0 no-hitter
against the Atlanta Braves.
The youngster, known as
“The Count” for his ex
ceptional poise and cocky
appearance on the mound,
allowed only one batter to
reach base a walk on a 3-1
pitch to Jerry Royster leading
off the fourth inning.
Montefusco, last year’s
Rookie of the Year in the
National League, was in
command all ihe way. San
Francisco fielders only had
routine plays behind the
rangy right-hander.
Montefusco struck out four
batters and forced the Braves
to hit the ball into the ground
for the most part. Shortsop
Johnnie LeMaster alone had
eight chances.
Montefusco, 16-14, finished
Major league standings
National League
East
W L
97 61
89 70
86 73
72 86
72 87
55 104
West
x-Phlla
Pitts
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
x-Cinci 100 58
Los Ang 90. 68
Houston 78 81
San Fran 74 86
San Diego 70 88
Atlanta 69 90
x-clinched division title
Yesterday’s Games
Montreal 7, New York 2
San Francisco 9, Atlanta 0
Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 0
Philadelphia at St. Louis, n
Houston at Los Angeles, n
Cincinnati at San Diego, n <
RIDES
RIDE NEEDED to Pittsburgh-
Monroeville. Friday 10-1
anytime. Call Susan 863-0191.
Share expenses
WANTED: rioe to or near
McGuire A.F.B. anytime Fri.,
Oct, 1. 334-4595, Mark
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Education Program
, Hotline: 863-0461 ■
7 -10 p.m. Sun. - Thurs.
ATTENTION fff
PROFESSIONAL Tennis Clinics.
Learn the forehand, backhand,
serve, or volley from an ex-'
perienced teaching professional
for little as $3-hr.l! Student rates
for private lessons also. Uncon
ditionally guaranteed satisfaction
or money back. Call 234-7013, 8-5
PM, Mon.-Fri. ■
SMALL REFRIGERATORS for
rent. $24.00 for 3 months, $36.00
for 6 months, $42.00 for 9 months.
Unlimited Rent-Alls, 140 N.
Atherton St„ 238-3037
TYPING, experienced, fast and
reasonable, on campus. Call 234-
1838 or 238 1792
SUBLET WINTER, spring: 2-
bdrm. Parkway Plaza, fur
nished, including utilities.
Parking space, bus pass, TV
cable, etc. Call 234-8047
PASSPORT PRINTS. Still four for
S 3. Delivered every Tuesday
and Friday. Say 'Cheese'
Photography. 11l S. Allen. 238-4262
MILLS TYPING service.
Professional work, fast,
dependable service. Pickup and
delivery, twice daily. 355-7351
PASSPORTS, I.D.'s, weddings,
groups, engagements. Beese
Studio, 200 W. College Ave., 2nd.
floor. Phone, 237-6647
CLASSICAL GUITAR, folk, jazz,
faculty Juniata College, 14
years teaching experience. John
Mitchell. 238-9429
EXPERIENCED typist, IBM
machine, thesis and-or papers.
Call after 5:30. 238-4715
DISCOUNT FILM processing,
fast service, quality Kodak film.
The Candy Cane, 128 W. College
Ave. 237-4253
DAN BRODY Studio offers no
waiting, no appointments for
instant color passport pictures.
106 S. Fraser, lall 237-6708 for
information
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up his brilliant performance
in the ninth by striking out
Jimmy Wynn, getting Cito
Gaston on a pop fly and
Royster on a soft fly to right.
Montefusco pitched the
fourth no-hitter of the year in
the major leagues this
season. Earlier this year,
Houston’s Larry Dierker
hurled a ho-hitter against the
Montreal Expos, John “Blue
Moon” Odom and Francisco
Barrios combined on a no
hitter for the Chicago White
Sox against the California
Angels, and John Candelaria
pitched a no-hitter for the
Pittsburgh Pirates against
the St. Louis Cardinals.
the last Giant to pitch a no
hitter was Ed Halicki, who
did it last season against the
New York Mets. The only
other no-hitter pitched in
.Atlanta has been 'by the
Braves’ Phil Niekro against
the San Diego Padres on Aug.
American League
Kant
W I.
95 62
88 71
8f 75
80 79
70 87
66 92
Weal
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x-New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Mllwkee
Kansas City 89 69
Oakland' 86 71
Minnesota 82 77
Texas 73 86
California . 72 85
‘Chicago 64 92
x-clinched division title
Late games not included
Yesterday's Games
Minnesota 9, Texas'l
New York 8. Boston 8
Milwaukee 6, Baltimore 3
Cleveland 3, Detroit 2 ,
Chicagoat California,n
Kansas City at Oakland, n
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brewing and serving accessories.
Largest selection. The Candy
Cane, 128 W. College Ave. 237-4253
TYPING CALL ROSE 238 9693
FRIENDS: FOOP at THE
CEDARS, Spring Mills, Sunday,
October 3, all day from sunrise.
Beer, pig roast, hot. cider,
ratatouiile, live music, movies,
and celebrations. Tickets two for
$5.00 available Nittany News until
October 1. Your contributions will
help pay for festivities
EDITING AND
PROOFREADING. Theses,
papers, manuscripts in all fields.
Free estimates. Call 234-3631
WANTED 2 SYRACUSE tickets,
student or reserved. Also
looking for small sofa bed. Call
FRESH SEAFOOD every
Thursday. Please order by
Monday. Lemont Grocery, 908
Pike street, Lemont, 234-5200
DRUM LESSONS - experienced
teacher willing to teach
beginning or advanced students.
Call Ken, 237-3088
rijitar i • ia« MUST SELL dorm contrscf in
country c-Vm ■ convenient Pollock area. Winter
SteSelTaM ' ' ° hr ~ C 3" « 6 n s d B72s rina ,ermS ' Ca " Jea "" e '
TYPING: theses, term papers,
manuscripts, etc. Experienced, FRESH SEAFOOD weekly. Order •
accurate, reasonable rates. Sue, by Saturday. Lowest prices in
237-7392. Sharon, 238-1737 town! Dandelion Market, 304 S.
TELEVISION REPAIR, Zenith
and Sony products. Quality work. IBM correcting-selectric
Television Service Center, 232 typewriters for rent. $45.00 per
South Allen St. month. Also, regular selectrics.
_ Unlimited Rent-Alls, 140 N.
PORTABLE WASHER-DRYER Atherton St., 238-3037
rentals. Long or short term —■
rates. Easy to install and use. VERSATILE POLKA band „
Free delivery available.' available New Years or other**
Unlimited ' Rent-Alls, 140 N. occasion. Phone Dußois, 371-7345 >
Atherton St., 238-3037 or Houtzdale, 378-8477
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5, 1973,
Montefusco, a native of
Long Branch, N.J., advanced
to the majors in less than I><>
years after being signed by
scouts out of Brookdale
Community College in Lin
croft, N.J.
In his first major league
season last year, “The
Count” compiled a 15-9 record
with a 2.88 ERA to run away
with “Rookie of the Year”
honors.
LeMaster keyed a four-run .
uprising for the Giants in the
second off Atlanta starter
Jamie Easterly, l-l, driving
in a pair of runs with a double,..,
to right. Derrel Thomas and 1
Larry Herndon also had RBI
hits in the inning.
The Giants pummeled
Easterly for six hits in 1 2-3rd
innings. Bobby Murcer
opened the second inning with
a single and Gary Alexander
followed with another . hit
before Thomasson fouled out.
Thomas then drilled a single
to right for one run and
LeMaster followed with a line
drive double to right.
LeMaster scored one out later
on Herndon’s broken-bat
single to left.
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Gary Matthews opened the
Giants’ three-run fifth with a.
double to right center off
reliever Prestbn Hannah.
Murcer walked andf
Alexander reached on Jerry
Royster’s error to load the
bases. Thomasson then
singled to center, scoring two
runs, and one out later
LeMaster lifted a sacrifice fly
to center.
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T
HE CENTRAL Pennsylvania
Dance Workshop Is adding more
classes by popular demand, in
cluding beginning classes. If you
missed out before call us now. 237-
2784 Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
Frl.. 11 a.m.-sp.m.
TYPING, ALL KINDS,
reasonable rates. Call 359-2648
after 5:00
NOW GARAGE SALE Oct. 2,9:30-
' 4:00, 645 E. McCormick Ave.
Queen-size mattress, desk, card
table and chairs, baby swing, r
toys, household items
LIVE JAZZ! "Silent Way" a iazz
experience this Thursday at The
Scorpion, 117 S. BurrowesSt.
NSA MEMBERS in State College?
I just arrived. Call Ken 234-8808
FREE ADVERTISING? Do you
know the many ways to get free
advertising on campus? ... or of
the many budget minded publicity
services available? Come to the
publicity workshop In the HUB
tonight. See our ads for details.
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