8-The Daily Collegian Tuesday, March 25, 1980 • . ' . ...$ . _ „ ... , , • Nationals-bound lady fencers win' , _. - PEANUTS • .., ~ t • Baseball opener - not a safe bet By TODD LIGHTY team,"Barnard coach Ceymon Brover "I was concentrating on not getting ...• I •CAN UNDERSTAND ONE THING I WOULDN'T . .GOOD! .t 3 OF COURSE, IF I WERE Daily Collegian Sports Writer said. "Penn State has . an equal level of • nervous," Anderson said. "I was trying NOW YOU MIGHT BECOME WANT YOU TO DO HOWEVER, ON A PEDESTAL I By WILL PAKUTKA • Astroturf four 'times," Medlar said. "There's no way we The women's fencing team shut the fencers and that is important in team to relax and not get uptight. My game 'INFATUATED WITH. ME • AND THAT WOULD BE TO , , e g i Oi li CAP COULD REALLY RUN THINGS Daily Collegian Sports Writer can establish a ballclub until we get out on the field." door on Barnard College last night with a competition. The team that wins has an was out of proportion." • -,- " PUT ME ON A PEDESTAL ik 0 ......_..---.. 7 —,. What's that? You said Randy Gardner and Tai Babilonia There were only a few positions that were in doubt before 12-4 home victory, bringing its regular equal level of fencers." - 0 q r-- 7 ----., . ,• .) ,/ • ....._ would win the gold medal! You wanted DePaul and Ken- the season. Graduation claimed first baseman and captain season to a close. Lady Lion captain Nancy Anderson, Seniors Pam Lehning, Judy Smith and , • I \z "'".r)-.- ~---) ....---- tucky to meet in the NCAA basketball finals! You were all Jeff Rumberger and third baseman Joe Urbanovich. But Both Penn State (16-1) and Barnard who won one bout and lost two, said the Ginny Thomas participated in their last ri T.'") set to vote for John Connally! except for those positions, Medlar will have experienced (11-5) were thinking ahead to nationals, meetwas tough in that she did not want collegiate fencing match last night.: -i I. . e., A.* /7 k. ilk Too bad. Wanna try again? . , players all around. this weekend and thus looked at last to get overconfident going into . the Alphin and the team are now ready fof ....• , - IL- - , .: ''''V...alM ol -- - ' . :NO a. ' 11.411111111 • 11,1 , . ...., i t r,-..•- This won't be easy though. You have to guess the date the But even Frank Goshorn; who will take over at first, has night's match as a practice in competition. nationals. At i g . 0 . - ,-;. ~. / I ((- , - - C , :44,1, (' '; ... - . Vili N \i\\l .• .. - ,„,,. Penn State baseball team will open its season: some experience behind him, as does Paul Gallagher, who preparation for the big event. . bMO United Feature Syndicate. Inc. .2-'8 .......-.r.v......i.r./MiliigliMMlMiro:ii/1 - A - -.---',— I. '.. -----. .."----- -- --... -'-'-' .-..- '•• ..-, .. Cheating is allowed. • --. replaces Urbanovich. However, Penn State coach Beth A;) According to the schedule, the Lions should open up 3 "We lost two good power hitters and now our offense is a Alphin was not about to take the match Keglers win conference tourney .• - COONESBURY . . . p.m. today at Juniata. But going by Penn State's baseball question mark," Medlar said. too lightly. , Ai X 7 N y /YOU )vii H s /N1 412 em Aio r : E Y67; . ia : m I //' :: 5,,,w --'—'..e11.. 13 '.. 0 . -. . ;::1,.,.,,:::: .: 7 7 4 / /::.::::. Z:Cei u :: ici 15 .,. 44 4 1_4 . schedule is like setting your watch by the clocks in Rec But that can't be said for the pitching. The Lions should "I knew we had a good chance to hold The bowling teams tuned up for the and junior Liz Baude. Hichar won the 9 : 16.4 A 7 .. ' ENOUGH ) FOR ~..: . 8 4 7, 0 50 R Li: 4 7 HOURS A 6aneHO PUT IN OK / • , tL.4 /Lc,, 0.H 5• 5 0 a/ a /N o r ....,,A : N A ,4 5 i 77e/ H : 5 po Hall. be even stronger in that department with the acquisition of our own," Alphin said. "We didn't want ACU-I Sectional . Tournament this singles event with a 605, had the tour, Ai s 1 A .: z , i ii,6 :.,.,_, Last year the Lions, who finished 20-5, had five of their Larry Kubin and Lock Haven transfer Jim Bennett. to relax and get caught." weekend by winning the Eastern Penn- nament-high single game of 232 and :• ,i PAY, zO,WER? 7R5 YEA R. I A P AY? ERS/X NOM A PAY \ TRAINIn6 F O R THS . \ • \ , Way SK/N first six games cancelled or postponed due to the weather. They'll be joined . by last year's regulars Mark Lambert, Alphin said that thb match was closer sylvania -Ma iyland Intercollegiate . placed second in the all-events with a r • ~..--, . 4 --,-••• . '- = ' MYS ELF 70 , f ~,, 9,41 N PRIX! S • .i. A%,4• ,- it. . ! ;...fr. CANCER. And it doesn't look as though the Lions aregoing to have Mike Guman, Dave June and two giants, Dave Spamer, 6-7; than the score indicated. Bowling Conference Tournament, held 917. Baude was third in both the singlK.;,' tii 4111, ' 7;: -'" •ME limn - . r ih . ' '' ''' '7.:3ls' GRAND -' *-- • . __ much 'better luck this time either. Juniata's field was said and Keith Lehman, 6-5; who saw some action last year. Barnard freshman Tracy Burton was Saturday at Gettysburg. and the all-events category, rolling a 550 i % J i , 'W ---. . -,' ( _ - b -- „,_„,„. f , ____..., ..„ 7 ,1- 4, ,-A. . . Q . 0 7 , to be in bad shape last week and rains this weekend and The rest of the Penn State lineup will be the same as last a factor in the match as she won all three The Lady Lions, defending national in singles and a 900 in all-events. .. . .&.7 , 'I . T' - 3_,. / .c; , 1 ..- esterday didn't help , year except for one slight change behind the plate. Terry of her bouts. champions, won the • women's tour- The Lions (8-1) were led by Bill An "Our chances of playing are slim but we'll just have to Brush, who did some catching last year, and Tom Cervino, The scrappy Burton , . a member' of the nament with a pin total of 5,282, easily' thony and Dwayne Frey. Anthony was; ,; --- A 4 , .i-o, .i-.:.,-,.... tatc--- /-Ey ___, • - 4110 9 (f.(&olli la wait and see,” Penn State coach Chuck Medlar said. "I last year's designated hitter, will share the duties. Last Junior Olympic team, had not fenced for defeating Temple (4,830) and Get- Second in the single-game total with a: ; - lIIIr - .7„, : f,,w . - 71 'II P - 4- I , :' M . VIV • L ; ,..-- -. _ k i' . .i.:„. - i____D i t* really can't remember a worse spring here." year's regular catcher, Terry Brown, has left school. four days prior to last night's match. She tysburg (4,721). The Lions won the men's 248, while Frey was second in all-events. -,- - -- 1 i ::: -. ff' • .... ',. . Medlar thinks he has the makings of a pretty good team. Other than that, everything will be the same. The team said she was a little nervous going into tournament, beating conference runner- with a 1,002 total.:•,i:.x: - lir - , ''''''':' • i 1 v "7" - 7,,,,,,,::: ~411tti ..:.,,.. ...._ _. _ He can't be sure though since he's never seen his squad on a will be led, once again, by Dave Simononis, who is back for the match. up Villanova 5,605-5,486. If the teams win this weekend at Bel: ' 77 .. (Ty - r. , , 5 , lb ..q 1. li --------,.. r;:.:,. ) ii - --,-_. -- -.:::.: 11 ------ ,1 _lli I 7777 -- ri4 „ pi, ... 1 1 . 717-f -T '1 7 - ,- Yom ,_,-7r7,..„.-- II .n!iliq ....„._., , baseball field. us! third season in center field. Simononis will be flanked by "I felt really good tonight," Burton "When . we had to come through, we Air, Md., they will receive an automatic: f. _ __-,- •I. - ---- 6 a 9r-aidea.,.. I , All but a few practices So far have been in the indoor Chris McKnight in left field 'and either Frank Lewski or said. "I am psyched for nationals after did," Penn State coach Don Ferrell said. berth in the national tournament in' , athletic facility. The rest have been on the Astroturf, but Terry Rakowsky in right. tonight." "I'm really. pleased with our per- April. And Ferrell believes his squads • none have been on anything resembling a baseball field. The infield should be solid with captain Bob Orwig Although Burton was' fencing well, formante." are ready to defend their sectional titles: • •• _• .. - : • •• •.• , , "Since we started in January, we've been on ' the returning at shortstop and Bill Benner at second base. Barnardwas still no match for the Lady The Lady Lions, who finished the "We're bowling at an excellent level of JOEL ~.„ . silent , ::: forks . .... - be ming a Fre'', Lions' team depth and experience. season undefeated in dual matches, consistency lately,” Ferrell said. .4.. ' "Penn State is a stronger were led by freshman Audrey Hichar - -By Jeff Schtdet .;•. tke mriii, 0, , 5 W i 1 1 ) he ..' (A.,,d ferfile promise ITV c j ettjzollup . thaw rm.,' ground oF Ctrs . ~ of new liPc , ill 11)e ... I ~,, swe C+ evioisivre- . •:-` summer ahead ... f , . . OY MUST pEopLE . • . ~ ... . .... . 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Sleep sound Sits astride Was in debt Gallant music Burglars Scarlett's home Aliment Snake. 7nunds Says "Sht lom" Aladdin's E ide Game with mallets • Party to Unclad Heads: slang Way out Glut Kitten cry The Daily Collegian Tuesday, March 25, 1980-9. CIOSSIWCIA by 4tWc ShenlL Answers in tomorrow's Collegian claisifieds
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