68—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, June 29, 1977
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Court crowds thin in summer
Time is now for racquet fans
By MIKE VANDINE
Collegian Sports Writer
Just walk around campus. It's hard
to ignore that tennis is becoming one
of the most popular sports around.
Tennis racquets can be seen
sticking out of• knapsacks and on the
backs of 10-speed bicycles every
where.
The majority of people questioned
around University courts said that
the two main reasons they play tennis
are for the fun and exercise. But
there are other reasons. As one
player put it, "It's a great way to
catch some rays."
The ability of players on campus
ranges from the beginner to the near
professional. Many players are just
out for a good time, racquets .and
apparel don't matter much. The sun,
the running, and the mistakes make
the game enjoyable.
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RATES:
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16-20 words .60/day
Add $1 for initial
type setting.
FOR SALE
, COLOR T.V. 13" Sylvania
• Excellent picture and condition
', Sl4O or best offer. 865.3160 after 8
• Ni 1 K KO R ; auto f. 2.5, 105 mm shade
*. K. 2 filter. Mint, 364.9444
DARKROOM EQUIPMENT:
' Paterson Universal developing
.-:tank $5.00, Bogen 11" x 14"
-,enlarging easel $7.50, 50mm f 3.5
.El.omegar enlarging lens $7.50.
.237-1888
, 'FR ONG•haired tiger
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6 1 2 we-
. personable. kitten
•go to • • mother. -•-
• : • after 5:00 p.m.
:-KAWASKI 400 four stroke, like
~ • new, 2000 miles. Also sailboat,
..'perfect to learn to sail in, $125.00.
. 'Allen, 234.4754
° SELLING OUT hobby • 15 lbs
• wax, some other necessities
Call Laura 238.5219, leave name
'7l TOYOTA Corona Mark II; air
' conditioning, AM•FM, new
:paint, high mileage, but in ex
cellent condition, $9OO. 237.8570
after 6 P.M.
AR amp; FM tuner; master
control; 2 AR-4x speakers;
reasonabl •riced. 364-9444
COMPONENT STEREO
Lafayette amplifier, Glenburn
turntable, Dynaco speakers.
Original over $3OO. $l5O. Also pair
of Fisher XP66KC speakers. 237-
1619
BOOKSHELVES, DESKS, Chest
of drawers, davenports, chairs,
coffee and end tables, lights,
breakfast set, rollaway bed. Hoy's
Used Furniture Mt. Nittany Road,
Lemont
INSURANCE FOR YOUR
motorcycle, auto, home, per
sonal belongings, hospitalization.
For professional, courteous
service, •hone23B-6633
SONY BETAMAX, videotape a
program while you're away, or
tape one program while watching
another. Tape specials for replay
later. Television Service Center,
232 S. Allen
COINS, stamps, paper money,
Americana, etc. Herb Black's
Coin• Stamp Shop. 119 Fraser St.
238-7833
10-SPEED LADIES BIKE for
sale. Excellent condition. 23"
frame $lOO or best offer. 237.8075
CHEAP LIVING! 8 )1 - 32 trailer,
.ten minute walk to campus. Call
234.0841, evenin•s
MUST SELL Laurel Glenn lease
for fall term. 2 bedroom in
Phase I I. Call 237-3871 -
DISCOUNT FILM PROCESSING
Fast Service. The Candy Cane,
128 W. College Ave. by PSU Diner.
237-4253
PA's LARGEST SELECTION of
skateboards & components at
catalog prices. John's Derailleurs
bicycles & sports. One block east
of McDonalds, 480 East College
Ave.
SOFTBALL, BASEBALL, SOC
CER, skateboards, bicycles &
accessories: John's Derailleurs
bicycles & sports. One block east
of McDonalds, 480 East College
Ave.
'BELLS, HORNS, LIGHTS, locks
and chains for your bikes.
John's Derailleurs bicycles and
sports. One blbck east of
McDonalds, 480 East College Ave.
RENT A TV at any length of time
Economical rates: T S C, 232 S
Allen
COKE, PEPSI 8• PACK SLO9
Camping equip. Army, Navy
surplus, Keys, Hardware, Paint,
Student housing, Mobile homes,
Lots available, ED'S DISCOUNT
1655 N. Atherton 237.5112
FOR SALE: Iverson 10. speed
bicycle, $6O. Call 234.2663 or 238-
0544. Ask for Bud
COOL YOUR JETS this summer
with a 12,000 BTU air con
ditioner I cannot bear to move to
one more residence. Good con
dition, cools most 1-bedroom apts.
(no sweat) - make me an offer.
234-2712
MOBILEHOME FOR SALE
10x55. Just one mile from
cam • us. Call 234.8805
FDSB REGISTERED English
Setter puppies. Good hunters,
show quality, mellow, excellent
com•anions. Call an time 355.4023
STUDIO COUCH for sale. $2O. or
best offer. 237.3375
. city and
kitten must
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FOR SALE: 1971 Pontiac V-8, 4-
door hard top, automatic, air
cond., good condition & good tires,
radio. Call: 863.0374, after 7 p.m.
238-4982
AUTOMOTIVE ai
1969 REBEL STATION Wagon,
89,000 miles. Tires and gas
mileage good. Inspected. $600.00.
237.6757
HONDA XL2SO on and off the
road. 2300 miles, excellent
condition. Helmet included. Call
234-8686
PLYMOUTH, small block 4 speed.
Fits 6 and small 8. Clutch and
hurst linka• e too. Call 234.4321
1969 FIAT 124 SPYDER.
Excellent mechanical condition.
Body good new tires, top. Nice car
237.9244
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There are also a number of no
nonsense players. These people play
regularly and take a great deal of
pride in their game, trying to improve
every time out. Often accompanying
this pride are double knit shorts and
$3O dollar tennis shoes. But don't be
fooled, the wardrobe does not make
the player. For example, notice the
person with the $7O outfit and the ten
cent backhand.
As for facilities, the University has
a total of 68 tennis courts, 16 of which
are privately run. All of the 52 public
courts are in good condition as a
result of a rubberized surface that
was installed two years ago.
The classiest courts are those run
by the Penn State Tennis Club. Six of
the 16 semi-private courts have a clay
surface, which provides a feeling of
tournament action. The club also
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS.
ILEME
operates the only four indoor courts
on campus which enable year-round
playing.
With the increased interest in
tennis comes the increased demand
for courts. Getting a court this
summer is seldom difficult, but fall
will bring thousands of additional
players who will no doubt cause a
problem.
One answer might be lights. The
installation of lights around the
courts would increase the amount of
playing hours enormously. At
present there are no lights on any
campus courts and no immediate
plans for them to be installed.
The popularity of tennis has also
given rise to a new tennis technology.
For example, the once standard wood
racquet is being challenged on the
AUDIO
STEREO REPAIR. Expert
service on stereo, hi-fi and
electronic equipment. Campus
Stereo - Service, 237-9134
TURNTABLE GARRARD, 42N1
$40.00. Call 237-1354
WANTED
HOUSING CONTRACT wanted:
female student desires housing
contract. Please call collect (717)
235.4555. Nina Jaasund, RD 1, Box
64, Glen Rock, Pa. 17327
EXPERIENCED RIDER to show
and shareboard Arabian hunter.
Rider must have shown over
fences. 238-2416
two bedroom Apt, or house needed
for fall, moderately priced,
close to campus. Call 234.1237
after 5 pm
NEED HOUSE or apt. for fall. 3 or
more bedrooms - near town.
Call Meg, (215) 688-6366 collect
COINS, stamps, paper money,
Americana, etc. Herb Black's
Coin-Stamp Shop. 119 Fraser St.
238.7833
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tiger s, tiger fa
omel .466.7824 g
ACTOR NEEDED for a short film
project, experience not
necessary. Contact Steve at 234-
2196
PERSONAL
KATHY, I lost your phone num•
ber. Please call me regarding
article. Diana Younken: Colle• lan
ATTENTION !„
EL ESPANOL: Es su idioma
Nativo? Visiting actor learning
Spanish needs native Spanish
speakers to record basic sen
tences on cassette for personal use
only. No experience necessary,
fee negotiable. Call 237-5010
mornings before eleven
GO INTO business for yourself
Part-time money making op
portunity, call Lucy, 238-7400
Great ex • erience
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212 E. Calder Alley
TONIGHT & SATURDAY
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25 % disco 25% oldies
THURSDAY
"Original Golden Oldies"
COMING ...
"Shandygaff-itti Week" July sth through 9th
Tues., Wed. & Fri Nights Stevie and the Six Packs
Thurs. & Sat. D.J. Original Golden Oldies
USG GAYLINE
Everyday 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for
information, interviews,
research, referrals, and raps on
homosexuality, sexual minorities,
and ga West les.
LOW COST FLIGHTS to Europe
from $259. Israel from $469. plus
Africa and the Far East. Call Toll
Free Europe Int•I Ltd. (800)223-
7676
ATTENTION ORGANIZATIONS,
TEAMS, Dorm Floors! I can
save you money on custom
printed T-shirts; jerseys, wind
breakers, team bags. All gar
ments premium weight and
quality domestically made,
beautifully silk screened. (We do
not use transfer papers.) Fast
service, low prices. Phone
Wearhouse Inc., Bill Butler 234-
5077
GO INTO BUSINESS for yourself
Part-time money making op
portunity: call Lucy, 238.7400
CREATIVE LYRICS wanted, also
good bass guitar I can rent for
Jul . Pete, 234-8516
WELL
manufacturer plans to diversify
seeks new technical products to
develop and sell in mechanical
electro.mechanical field. Want
proprietary products sold to in
dustrial and research markets.
Reply to President, Box 590,
Lewistown, Pa.
VOICE AND guitar. Taught by a
recording artist now living in
the area. Beginners accepted. 238.
2660. Best time to call, 9-10 A.M.
SMALL REFRIGERATORS for
rent. $lB. Unlimited Rent• Alls
140 N. Atherton 238-3037
MILLS TYPING, printing,
copying, binding. StUdent
discounts. Complete thesis work.
212 East Colle•e Avenue. 234-3511
TELEVISION SERVICE CEN
ack With
ratty, two
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TER, quality repair and sales
on Zenith-Sony products. 232 S.
Allen St. 238-6021
IBM Correcting Selectrics for
rent. Low rates. Long or short
term. Unlimited Rent-Ails 140 N.
Atherton, 238-3037
PORTABLE washer-dryer ren
tals. Long or short term. Free
delivery. Unlimited Rent-Ails, 140
N. Atherton 238.3037
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market by aluminum, graphite, and
fiberglass frames.
Also a rainbow of tennis balls from
purple to australian gold, each
claiming their optic superiority, are
being sold. Meanwhile the traditional
white is rapidly becoming extinct.
For those who have the proper
equipment but lack the proper form,
lessons may be the ansvlrer. For the
beginner and intermediate-players a
University tennis class is a good way
to improve their game. Betty Arink
who has been teaching for 7 years,
guarantees th.t. anyone with a 'little
coordination will learn the basic
strokes that a're necessary for a good
game.
Regardless of your ability, tennis is
a great game. But you better get out
and enjoy it now, while there's still a
court to play on.
863-0588
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PASSPORTS WEDDING POR
TRAITS Applications. Beese
Studio, 200 West College Ave., 2nd
floor. 237-6647
EXPERT TYPING of all kinds.
- Especially theses. Near cam
pus. No calls after 10 •.m. 234.0653
EUROPE flexibly ana inex
pensively. Call European
Flights toll free, 1- 800-1348-0786
MASSAGE, THERAPY,
RELAXING and healthy for
mind, body, and spirit, for ap•
pointment, call 234.3533 any day
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466.6241
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Wednesday Night Special
Delmonico Steak
Salad, Baked Potato
.$4.25
SUBLET
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY with
balcony fall, winter, spring. 1 1 / 2
blocks from campus. Utilities
included. 1-2 people $lB5 per
month. Call 238.0311
SUBLET 1 bedroom apt. for Aug.
$lOO. Occupy after July 10. Rent
paid until Au•. 1 237.3375
LARGE apt. in quiet neigh
borhood. 1 bdrm., furnished,
July• Aug. sublet. Immediate
occu•anc - chea •. 238-7729
FOR RENT
TRAILER FOR RENT starting
Jul . Call 238.3208
OM TES A
MALE ROOMMATE needed
immediately to share 1 / 2 of a
spacious 1-bedroom apartment at
Imperial Towers. Includes all
facilities (except phone), plus
HBO. Rent negotiable 237-9244
HALF OF 2 bedroom apartment.
Pets allowed. Rent negotiable.
Call Karen 238.0256 after 5:00
dail .
OWN ROOM IN APT. cheap for
summer with fall option. Call
237-6051 after 5
,MALE ROOMMATE wanted fall
1977. Apt. one (1) block from
campus, $llO-month. Call after 5
P.M. 237-0805, ask for Matt
VET OR grad to share my apt.
July, August only. Call 2381859
an time
Mario's Sri r a op B
a. Hundreds of Forty. Wedding o
Gowns A
$29.95 to $250.00 L.
Wedding Photography s
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APARTMENTS
FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM
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close to campus,immediate
occupancy, fall option, laundry,
parking available. 238.4739 238-
3805
THREE BEDROOM, FUR-
N !SHED apartment; free cable
TV, utilities included, bus pass,
pool available September. 237.1010
must have all correct answers,
and will be announced July 5.
EVERYBODY KNOWS a man's
best friend is his do•.
WANTED TO RENT
EFFICIENCY apartment within
walking distance to campus.
Starting June. $135.00 per month.
238-0753
APARTMENTS
for fall- very reasonable
1 bedroom apartments
2 bedroom apartments
for 3 or 4 people
Completely furnished
One block from campus
Also Homes
Wagner and
Gilliland
234-4001 or 234.8030
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RIDES
NEEDED TO East Cheltenham,
Philadelphia: Friday, July Bth.
Call 238-3216. Also, female com
panion pref. with vehicle,
Colorado, California after August
28th
RIDE NEEDED to Trenton, N.J
to leave Thurs. 12 noon or Fri
Andy, 237-1153
JULY 1 to
NEEDED
Cockeysville; Baltimore (D.C.)
area; also Boston, (Swampscott)
area some weekend; Call 238.3216
LOST
LOST SMALL female, light
orange cat near Laurel Glen, 6-
19. Answers to "Yickity Split".
234-3538
BLACK CAT with white markings,
female, one year old, reward.
Call 234-4791 or 237.0927
LOST: GRAY CAT with white spot
between eyes. About 1 ) /2 years
old. Call 237-5146
TI SR-51 Calculator needed
desperately. If you found it,
please call 865-9485. Ask for Rick
LOST, STOLEN or STRAYED
my big, black umbrella seems
to have been mislaid. Will
whomever left the Phyrst with it
on Fri. night, June 10, kindly leave
it in Room 7, Carnegie. No
retribution or reward, lust instant
karma is forthcomin •
Support the
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anyone's
game
In the upper right, Helen
Kosey (Ist-Liberal Arts) likes
the way the action has de
veloped in her game on the
courts next to the Natatorium.
Below, a southpaw practices
her forehand against a wall on
Foster Avenue. Up in the left
corner, a group of students
play and leave on the courts
on Pollock Road, opposite
South Halls.
Photos by
Sally Hunter
FOUND
STEVE FOUND A nice cassette
tape Friday night on the golf
course. 237-4667 after 5
EXOTIC TEAS and COFFEES
Largest selection. The Candy
Cane, 128 W. College Ave. by PSU
Diner.
"a stitch in time"
Yarn Shop
139 S. Fraser St.
(in the red brick house across
from the Police dept.)
Mon.-Sat. 10am-spm
237-0327
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