Ho hum
win Mason Invite again
' Three times now, George
Mason University has held its
annual collegiate volleyball
tournament. Three times now
the Penn State volleyball
team has traveled to Fairfax,
Va. to play in the event. And
three times now the Penn
State spikers have won the
championship.
This time around the Lions
,)ised solid volleyball, on the
part of both starters and
substitutes, , and romped
through four round-robin
opponents on Saturday
without a loss.
In the playoffs, even
without starting outside hitter
John Phillips, who , pulled 'a
shoulder muscle, it was more
of the same.
Bost George Mason went
down easily, 15-11, 15-7, in the
semifinals. And East
Stroudsburg pushed the Lions
to three games before falling
Pro tenniswoman dies
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)
,-- Australian Karen Krantz
cke collapsed and died
`yesterday shortly after
winning the doubles final of a
$20,000 tennis tournament
here.
Miss Kranzeke, of Sydney,
played through 'the entire
match with her doubles
partner, Kym Ruddell of
Australia, and' then went
jogging, telling reporters
she'd be right back but
anted a quick run before she
got out of the mood.
She collapsed about
I offers cancel
The Penn . State golf team's
home opener scheduled for
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Saturday was cancelled when
opponent George Washington
ouldn't field a team for the
Easter weekend match. The
dual match will probably not
. • rescheduled since the golf
. eam's schedule is fairly solid
hrough the rest of the season.
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Lion spikers
in the finals, 14-16, 15-5, 15-12.
"Stroudsburg was very,
very high for us," said coach
Tom Tait of the Lions, whose
charges whipped East
Stroudsburg in a dual match
last Wednesday. ..
"They probably played the
overall best brand of ball
they've played this year,"
Tait said.
But it was not enough.
"We got in a hole early in
the first, game," Taft said,
"but we dug ourselves out and
almost won the game."
"But the momentum we
picked up carried through to
the second game," he added,
and the NitS had their
championship.
"The only trouble spot in
the stats," Tait saidi"was
perhaps without blocking. We
leta couple players get away
with some hitting that they
probably shouldn't have
yards away from the courts,
but officials were not sure
whether she had just returned
froth jogging or was starting
her run.
Two doctors, a
neurosurgeon and a car
diologist who were watching
the tennis finals, got to her
side in minutes. Witnesses
said an ambulance showed up
in 10 minutes, but doctors
couldn't save her. Miss
Krantzcke was pronounced
dead at an area hospital.
In the doubles match, she
and Miss Ruddell defeated
Rayni Fox of Miami Beach,
Fla., and Helen Gourlay of
Launceston, Australia, 6-2,
6-1.
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gotten away with."
Tait said he'll have his
spikers working ,on their
blocking between now and
April 22-23, the dates of the
Eastern Collegiate Volleyball
League playoffs.
Dave Mull filled in for
Phillips, who suffered the
same injury two years ago.
Tait said Phillips' injury
healed slowly then and the
senior is a question mark for
easterns.
OVER THE NET: The
Lions have a scrimmage
tentatively set for this Sun
day, but may play in a
tourney . . . The Lions have
won 56 of their last 64 games,
and have won two consecutive
tourneys. —Bill Kline
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NY Knks 40 42 .488
Buffalo 30 52 .366
NY Nets 22 59 .272
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Cleve 43 39 .524
N Orins 34 47 .420
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Penn State men's tennis coach Holmes
Cathrall was sitting at his home in
Centre Hall around 10 a.m. Saturday
prior to the Lions match with. Colgate
when his phone rang. The caller was
Penn State's number two seed, fresh
man Tom Cuming, who informed
Cathrall of a newly-acquired case of
german measles.
Already expecting a tight match
before the dreary news, Cathrall was
forced to adjust his game plan. "I had tq
reach into my. depth bag and move
everybody else up a notch," he said.
Fortunately, for Cathrall and his
netmen, that depth bag's supply is
plentiful these days and was quite in
strumental in helping Penn State to its
fourth win in five starts, a 7-2 smashing
of visiting Colgate. '
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languish Colgate
The match, predicted by both coaches with a 6-2, 6-3 shellcking of Mike
to be close, never really materialized as Jenkins. Penn State's number five seed,
the Nittany Lions dominated' singles Bill Schmucker, handled the losers'
play and led 5-i. The highlight of singles Bruce Horowitz 6-4, 6-1, before the
was a pressure-packed victory at player who Cathrall yanked out of the
number two by Penn State sophomore depth bag, John Freatman, registered
Alex Davidson. his first career win here.
Davidson, at the number four Freatman, a freshman from
position only two weeks ago, overcame Michigan, defeated Steve Gallagher, 6-4.
problems with his approach shot to post 6-3
a 6-1, 24, 7-5 comeback win over Dave
Dubin. "There was a lot of pressure on
Alex," Cathrall said. "It was a crucial
match." Davidson, after winning the
first set easily, dropped the second and
trailed 5-4 at one time in the third set.
State's number one player, Mark
Darby, whipped Rich Finn 7-6, 6-2. Jim
Howell, at number three, fell in straight
_sets to Colgate's Peter Ogilvy, 6-4, 6-2.
In the number four slot, freshman Tim
McAvoy continued his winning ways
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In doubles, Darby and Howell teamed
to dispose of Jenkins and Dubin, 6-3, 6-4.
Davidson and Schmucker saddled
Ogilvy and Horowitz with a 3-6, 6-3, 7-6
setback before State's McAvoy and
Randy Whiteside lost to Finn and Steve
Heath, 7-6, 7-5 to set the final score.
"We had the match clinched after
singles," Cathrall said. "I'm just glad to
come out of it with a win after I had to
change the lineup."
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