14—ThiDally Collegian Thursday, Sept. 20, 1979 Lady Lions warm up for rigorous schedule By GREG McKELVEY Daily Collegian Sports Writer Although Millersville may not be strong field hockey competition, today's home opener should serve as a tune-up for the rigorous schedule that lies ahead. Fresh off Tuesday's. opening day 7-0 shutout of Bucknell, the second ranked fieldwomen will host Millersville at 3 at Lady Lion Field, where Penn State won all'six of its home games last year. "Teams like Millersville and Bucknell are not really in our caliber, but we've played them by tradition," Penn State coach" Gillian Rattray said. "We deliberately have them at the beginning of the schedule to work our way into the tougher games." It will be the second game for both teams. Millersville tied Indiana University of Penns'ylvania 0-0, but did hold national national champion West Chester to one goal in a preseason scrimmage at Franklin and Marshall. With three seniors on this year's team, only one of which starts, the Marauder's inexperience may be a problem. "I'm not saying we will win, but I do hope we will be able to make it com New York jaunt challenges Norway school teacher NEW YORK ( AP) The marathon distance is 26 miles, 385 yards and what makes the New York version of the race so fascinating is that the course covers the streets of one of the largest cities in the world. Grete Waitz of Norway has run the distance only once in her life and she remembers those streets, the crowds that lined them and the pain of track and field's most gruelling event. "I remember the last eight kilometers (just under five miles)," she said yesterday. "I was so tired. My stomach and my thighs hurt so badly. But the people kept cheering. They were everywhere. They helped me keep going." Despite the pain, Waltz ran on, heading for the finish line in Manhattan's Central Park. SURE there are bigger pizzas than BELL'S GREEK PIZZA but there are no • better pizzas. FREE DELIVERY 538 E. College 237-8616 petitive for them (Penn State)," Millersville coach Sandy Peters said. "We have five new people defensively playing in their second varsity game, so we are a young team." Despite not being able to score in the team's opening debut, Peters still said the offense is one of the Marauder's strengths. "Our inside forwards, Annette Rico, and Diane Nase are strong," she said. "We also have a new sweeper, Joan Acker, who is doing a good job." Junior goal keeper Diane Fredrick is a veteran in the Millersville net and recorded 18 saves in last year's 4-0 loss to Penn State. Millersville has added Pat Stauffer, a former West Chester star and U.S. squad player, to the coaching staff as an assistant. "We're looking forward to the game even though Millersville is not one of our stronger opponents," Rattray said. "They always give us a clean game, and a good beginning." The Lady Lions travel to LaSalle Tuesday and return home again next Saturday against Lock Haven. "I was looking for the Park around every corner," she said with a laugh. When she arrived there last year, Waitz was the first woman finisher in a remarkable time of 2 hours, 32 minutes, 30 seconds, the best ever. "I was surprised to win," she said. "I didn't even know if I could finish. I entered the race just to see what it was like to run 42 kilometers." No'w she knows and the memory of it makes it a little frightening for the 25-year-old schoolteacher, who will return to defend her title in the New York City 'Marathon Oct. 21. It will be only her second race at this distance, and considering the success she had the first time, Waitz ranks as the female favorite. "I'm a little scared," she said. "People will expect me to break the record J set last year. But I'd be sur- al a at in ,i 1 OGGING: b -o I r 5 6 , 4 1 -. 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