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31 23
30 27
21 34
19 37
19 37
i Western Conference
Midwest Division
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30 27
24 34
22 33
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Denver
Milwaukee
Indiana
, Chicago
Pacific Division
34 20
35 21
33 22
27 25
27 30
25 32
" ' Seattle
• Los Angeles
; . Phoenix
Portland
’ San Diego
••Golden State
,' Sunday's Games
, Boston 107, New York 102
, Indiana 110, Chicago 108
Milwaukee 126, Denver 87
. New Jersey 104, San Diego 98
' 76KK5107, Washington 99
. Phoenix 136, Cleveland 101
San Antonio 125, Golden State 107
Kansas City 104, Los Angeles 103
' Pin Hand 91, Atlanta 87
Monday's Games
No games scheduled
„ Money upgrades women's basketball
NEW YORK (AP) The major
powers in men’s collegiate athletics are
beginning to flex their muscles in
women’s basketball.
Where once Delta State and Im-
maculata made the National Association
«,of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women
■ championships an annual meeting, now
■ ‘UCLA, Tennessee, Penn State, Texas,
North Carolina State, Maryland and
r, Missouri, among others, are pushing to
~_the fore. Their vehicle is money.
Analysis
The University of Indiana women’s
' - basketball team climbed off the plane at
New York’s LaGuardia Airport shortly
' before New Year’s Eve and boarded the
J 1 Indiana school bus that had been sent
™ J East for the holiday tour.
For 10 days, the team lived in motels,
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or sublet whole Apt Bedroom, Living
'■ ■ .Room, Kitchen, Dining Room,
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MALE GRADUATE Roommate to sublet
Vi one bedroom apt Spring,
; .Summer All furnished, plus air con
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parking, TV-HBO, tennis courts Lion's
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• Apts Downtown 238-1881
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Mi SHARE Vi LARGE bedroom of 2
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, > Plaza Must party l Kirby, 238-4070
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s SUBLET LARGE ONE bedroom
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_ .dishwasher, garbage disposal, storage
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summer Vi of 2 bedroom $lOO. Free
security deposit and bus pass
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ROOMMATE NEEDED immediately! Vi
off February rent College Park -
$lO5 includes everything Call Gregg
238-484 7
MALE FOR Vi Beaver Hill Apt Spring
term cable T V Balcony one block
campus $95/month 238-3147
QUIET GRAD to share two bedroom,
starting fall. $l4O. Call Bill 238-
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N.Y. Islanders
N.Y. Rangers
Atlanta
FLYERS
Chicago
Vancouver
.SI. Louis
Colorado
Boston
Buffalo
Toronto
Minnesota
Montreal
Los Angeles
PENGUINS
Washington
Detroit
Soviet Nationals 6, NHL All-Stars 0, Soviet Nationals
win series 2-1 •
Toronto at Chicago
Tuesday's Games
Colorado at N Y. Islanders
Vancouver at St Louis
MINNESOTA TWINS Traded Larry Wolfe, third
baseman, to the Boston Red Sox for David Coleman,
third baseman, and assigned Coleman to Toledo of the
International League
COLLEGE
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
Emory Bellard head fooball coach.
played some of the East’s top women
basketball powers and spent their spare
time sightseeing and shopping in New
York City.
Indiana and the other major schools
dominates the recruiting wars for top
women cagers with the enticement of
trips and full-ride scholarships.
For three consecutive years, the
AIAW basketball title was won by Im
maculata of Pennsylvania. The next
three years, Delta State of Mississippi
defeated Immaculata in the cham
pionship game.
But last year, UCLA snapped the
Immaculata-Delta State domination by
winning the national crown.
The smaller schools haven’t faded
from the scene yet. Old Dominion, with
Nancy Lieberman leading the way, is
ranked No. 1 nationally. And Wayland
Baptist, Delta State, Valdosta State and
Cheyney State all are listed in the Top '
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ROOMMATE NEEDED close to
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parking $ll4 month utilities included
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NHL
Campbell Conference
Patrick Division
W I, T Pis GK GA
33 9 10 76 236 143
29 18 6 63 216 182
, 29 22 4 62 217 190
23 18 11 57 170 163
Smythe Division
19 24 9
18 29 7
13 35 7
12 33 8
Wales Conference
Adams Division
32 13 9 73 221 166
21 19 11 53 169 164
21 22 10 52 169 170
21 24 7 49 168 175
Norris Division
37 9 7
23 24 7
21 23 8
17 29 8
11 29 14
Sunday’s Game
47 155 186
43 161 204
33 163 237
32 150 216
81 227 132
53 197 194
50 180 185
42 179 231
36 169 209
Monday's Game
BASEBALL
American League
ROOMS
ROOM AND BOARD, $495/term,
social activities, Olympic size
swimming pool, two blocks from
campus, color cable TV, call Ed - 238-
6034, 238-9911
ROOMS FOR RENT Kitchen private
entrance spring term or longer
237-1076
OWN ROOM OPENINGS Spring
Summer Fall use Kitchen free
parking near North Halls Kelly 234-
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FURNISHED ROOM Available spring
term for student over 21 or faculty
member at the University Club, 331 W
College. Club is adjacent to campus,
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cluded, approx. $ 190/month Call
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238-7994
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RIDES
TWO PASSENGERS NEED rides to
Pittsburgh Airport Saturday of finals
week We pay gas 237-3127
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WHA
World Hockey Association
W I. T Pts OK GA
25 1C 7 57 200 107
25 21 6 50 203 194
27 21 0 54 192 IGI
25 20 4 54 185 103
22 25 5 49 180 189
19 27 4 42 176 202
Sunday's Games
Cincinnati 5, New England 2
Edmonton 4, Birmingham 3, OT
New England
Winnipeg
Edmonton.
Quebec
Cincinnati
Birmingham
Mondays Gann's
No games scheduled
Tuesday's Came
Quebec at Edmonton, (n)
IM Scores
BASKETBALL
DORMITORY: Carbon def. Potter, 38-37, Washington
def Kingston, 42-35.
FRATERNITY: Knp A! Psi def Phi Del, 37-33, Phi
Gam Del def. Del Sig Phi, 65-33.
INDEPENDENT. Grim Reapers def Bruins, 48-40;
Little Bulls def. Dunkers, 46-27
CHAMPIONSHIPS
DORMITORY: Carbon vs. Washington, Wed , Feb. 14
at6:4op.m in Roc Hall's main gym
FRATERNITY- Kap Al Psi vs. Phi Gam Del, Wed ,
Feh 14 at 6-30 p m. intramural building, gym 1 court
2,
GRADUATE: Burgers' Vectors vs. Harry’s, Wed,,
Feb. 14 at 6:30 p.m intramural building, gym 3 court
INDEPENDENT: Times and teams to be announced
later.
Twenty,
But the future is evident. Texas is
ranked No. 2 and Maryland, Tennessee,
North Carolina State, Nevada-Las
Vegas, Rutgers, Penn State, Louisiana
State, Mississippi, Kansas and Clemson
also are ranked.
Christenson breaks collarbone; status hazy
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The
Philadelphia Phillies are maintaining
their cool, but the broken collarbone
suffered by pitcher Larry Christenson
has aroused a quiet panic in the
organization.
The 25-year-old Christenson, a
righthander, fell off a bicycle Sunday
and broke his right collarbone. He’ll
miss at least spring training, and
probably the first two months of the
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Baden takes second in two-mile
Trackmen fall short in Cleveland
By STEVEN LAVINSKY
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
The banked-board track at the
Cleveland Knights of Columbus Track
Meet provided plenty of excitement, but
produced no distance winners for the
Penn State track team over the
weekend.
British miler Tony Staynings, running
for the Louisville, Ky. Mason-Dixon
Track Club, fought off a fine effort by the
Lions’ Bruce Baden to take the two-mile
run.
“Before the race I knew a couple of the
guys were kickers,” Baden explained. “I
was following the pack until the pace
started to settle. I’m not a kicker but it
was a matter of my survival. If I had
waited they could have taken me. It (the
kick) got me a place.”
Baden held the number two spot until
the finish line when he was out-leaned by
Villanova’s Dean Childs, the former
NCAA mile champ and 1500-meter,
Canadian record-holder.
Skiers dom
Winning eight of the top 10 medals in
the men's competition, and six in the
women’s, the Ski Team dominated the
National Standard Race competition
held on Sunday at Oregon Hill.
After carrying home the team trophy
from last weekend’s third annual Penn
State Invitational, the team members
returned to the ski area this past Sunday
to match skills with other unattached
skiers at the weekly NASTAR (men) and
Bonnie Bell (women) races.
NASTAR is a nationally recognized
racing program for skiers of all ages and
abilities, which assigns a racer a
national handicap that compares his or
her skill to a leading professional racer
in the United States. The handicap also
allows for comparison with other
recreational skiers across the country.
season
What concerns the Phillies’ most
about Christenson is whether the injury
is serious enough to perhaps end the
career of one of the best young pitchers
in the National League.
Christenson was part of a bicycle
caravan on the West Coast for the
benefit of muscular dystrophy, which is
scheduled to windup in San Diego, Calif.,
Feb. 21.
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Music by the Beaumarcs
“It was an exceptional time race for
Baden,” Lion coach Harry Groves said.
“He tried to steal the race from the
biggies and he almost pulled it off.”
Penn State’s Robert Snyder finished
second to Villanova’s Don Paige in the
one-mile run. Paige, who broke a world
record for the 1000-yard run at the
Melrose Games at' Madison Square
Garden Friday night, won the race in
4:06.1.
Snyder’s 4:08.6 in the mile run “was
not a fast time because it developed into
a tactical race, but Robert ran a great
race,” Groves said.
Lion captain Bill Auston placed fifth in
the 600-yard run won by Philadelphia
Pioneer’s Mike Solomon. Auston ran
“his best race ever on boards,” Groves
said.
Although placing fifth, Lion Mike
Wyatt ran his fastest 1000-yard run of the
season in 2:11.8. The race was won by
Villanova’s Amos Kipkorir, who beat out
Robert Snyder in last week’s two-mile
inant at Oregon Hill
Because medals are awarded ac
cording to a skier’s handicap within his
or her age and sex category, there is no
limit on the number of gold, silver, or
bronze medals that can be won in the
race.
However, freshman Stacey
Fleckenstein, was the only team
member to win a gold medal in Sunday’s
races. Right behind her in the Bonnie
Bell competition were silver medalists
Jocelyn Ritti (2nd); Karen Dieter and
Debbie Roeshot (tied for 3rd); and
Georgia Glashauser (sth). In sixth
place, with a bronze medal, was Candy
Letzler.
In the men’s NASTAR race, Penn
State’s highest finisher was team
president Jon Almquist, who placed
second. Placing third through sixth were
The accident occurred when his
bicycle hit a rut as the group crossed
railroad tracks.
“I have the X-rays,” said the pitcher.
“The right collarbone is broken and a
couple of bones are protruding a little
bit.”
Christenson, a 19-game winner in 1977,
was 13-14 last year as the Phillies won
the East Division for the third con
secutive season. But in five of his losses
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Certifications where applicable
STABLES (Riding English)
NATURE CRAFTS
TRIPPERS
POOL STAFF
TEEN EXPLORING
DRAMA
As an American Camping Association Camp, Emma Kaufmann
Camp follows their standards in respect to qualifications for
specific positions.
For additional information and applications, call Bill Laden,
Director, 412-521-8010 or write Emma Kaufmann Camp, 5738
Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15217.
Camp staff will interview at Penn State on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 14,1979 In Boucke Building. The sign-up sheet Is at Room
105, Boucke Building.
The Daily Collegian Tuesday, Feb. 13,1979
The team will compete again, Sunday,
Feb. 18, in the NASTAR and Bonnie Bell
races, at Oregon Hill. Anyone interested
in racing is urged to attend.
he was shut out, and in four, the Phillies
scored either one or two runs.
Unless Christenson’s injury is less
serious than indicated, it would seem
that Phillies' personnel director Paul
Owens is in a position where he has to
make a deal to get a proven pitcher.
Owens said Christenson was enroute to
Philadelphia, and would be examined
Monday night by team physician Phillip
J. Marone.
SUMMER JOBS
The following positions are available
run at Princeton.
At the Bucknell Invitational, the Lions
recorded 12 first-place finishes and two
individual records. Senior Tim
Backenstose placed first in the two-mile
run, setting his personal best at 9:13.1.
The Lions also netted firsts in the
quarter-mile run, the 600 and 1000-yard
run, high jump, triple jump and two-mile
relay. Jim Clelland broke his own record
placing fifth in the three-mile run at
13:56.9. Paul Pollock earned a first by
running the 60-yard high hurdles in eight
seconds. Tom Rapp, Ray Crumbel and
Kelly O’Brien took the top three spots in
the three-mile run. Rapp, who sat out
practice last week because of a strained
hamstring suffered in last weekend's
meet, said he was not even sure his leg
would hold throughout the race.
Lion vaulter Bill Carroll cleared 14
feet for a first in the pole vault. Tim
Bowers placed first in the 35-pound
weight competition with a toss of 44.11.25
in.
Penn State’s silver medalists, Bob
Strand, Dave Hanna, Eric Woelfel and
Craig Sherrett. Tom Pauly, Mike Mc-
Closkey and Dave Orth each won a
bronze medal for their seventh, eighth
and ninth place finishes.
Fleckenstein, who skied while
recovering from a broken right arm,
said the sub-zero weather made racing
on the course difficult.
“The conditions were a little icy, with
some slick spots,” she said. “But it was
challenging; you had to plan what you
were doing before you went down the
course.”
THE CLASSIFIEDS
can help get you
where you're
going!
Use the Classifieds to find a
ride or riders who might be
going in your direction.
Come to the Collegian
Office:
126 Carnegie
9:30-4:00
to place your ads
It’s your newspaper,
REQUIREMENTS
Strong interest in working with child
ren, completed 1 year or more of
college
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—by Gayle Bodin