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yesterday and led the Philadelphia second straight victory since coming off ST LOUIS (AP) Gary Carter DETROIT (AP) Boston’s Jim jR
Phillies a 5-2 victory over the Chicago the disabled The doubled home Ellis Valentine in the Dwyer belted a solo homer in the eighth ‘~r> |RR i*m«** m " - "
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Burris 6-6 and loser Rick Rhoden 2-3 took third on Bill Madlock’s double with League East Division. In the second Butch Hobson was safe Jraßr’ J 0 ‘Ladies Slipper’(at left) and‘Damsel at Supper* are part of a laser photography exhibit by Chandra Swami in the East Corridor Gallery of Pattee through
each allowed four hits through six in- hpf^ U p.rt The winning rally started with one out on shortstop Mark Wagner’s error, .. - . i-. ... | Sept. 6.
nings of a scoreless game. Garner was walked intentionallv when Aurelio Rodriguez walked and Glenn Hoffman doubled and they both Mark “Bird” Fidrych tips his hat to a cheering capacity crowd in Tiger CSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS^
“The guy pitched a great game ou „ J nA tUn h „ n „,„ rt „„ f J ’ went to third on a single bv Dinch hitter scored on Dave Stapleton’s single. Stadium last night. The Detroit player, who captured the hearts of baseball fans
against us. What can you say? He ° 3 ° jj m gpencer. Ed Farmer, 6-6, in- The Tigers got their first run in the in his rookie year in 1976 with uninhibited exuberance on the field, is attempting , MB—WBM—
challenged the hitters and he got us out,” The intentional walk was the only pass tentionally walked Willie Randolph to fourth on Champ Summers’homer, his a fourth comeback from arm injuries. Detroit recalled Fidrych from the minor Jr A A S M S A A MSt M JBt
said Rhoden, who fell to 2-3 as Burris allowed by Burris, who had four load the bases before Jones hit his game- 11th of the season. leagues Sunday. i-i.I JTVB B B B W m mm Kk m mm rBJTBB JF B B B B BR BHi V
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Pittsburgh 64 49 .566 Baltimore 65 45 .591 3>,5 TrilloPhi 90 327 40 107 .327 * " ’ 1 RATES 128 w - CoHege Ave. by PSU Diner rT RESUME ' at Southgate. $l6O/month. Call . |
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New York 55 57 .491 B'a Milwaukee 59 53 .527 10'i> HendrickStL 107 410 55 133 .324 By the Associated Press P m h _ f , nt „u_„, L, im Ho novor In hs an •’ I Number Of Days PITTSBURGH'S FAMOUS Nicholas SERVICE NEED ONE MALE roommate to share a IfllNW
St. Louis 49 61 .445 13te Boston 58 53 .523 11 R Smith LA 91 310 47 100 .323 It S a long way from sloW-pitch Softball to the major leagues, That says a lot about him. He never has wanted to be an , I Coffee Beans. Now at The Candy LJ one bedroom unfurnished apart- .1 I
Chicago 45 66 .405 18 Cleveland 56 52 .519 Ills KHerndzStL 106 406 73 128 .315 but nine Vears aSO Softball Was Doug Flvnn’S game. And if individual star and realizes that if his team does well, in- ; I Number Cane 128 W. College Ave. by PSU , _ ment in Atherton House tor the 1980- IBM Correcting Selectrics for rent as
WEST . Toronto 47 63 .427 2U 2 DawsonMtl 103 391 63 123 .315 DUI 3a^ S . dß ,° _IfAT- .! ai„;a..o, 1, ...ill hi, ~,o„ ofwords One Two Three Four Five Diner 116 Heister Street 81 school year. $l2O a month plus low as $ll5O per week. Unlimited
Los Angeles 61 51 .545 - WEST JCruzHtn 108 400 52 125 .313 SOme Of hIS friends hadn t encouraged him to attend a Cm- dividual honors Will come nis way, too. ' ,_ n , n , ~n .« A RESUME IS an investment in Vour state College, PA 16801 phone and electric. I will supply car- Rent-Alls, 140 N. Atherton St. 238-
Houston 60 51 .541 J 4 Kansas Qty 7 42 .628 - GarveyLA 112458 55143.312 cinnati Reds’ tryout, he’d probably still be swinging at that big Flynn hails from Lexington, Ky., where basketball fever ; f Lis__._ JPA ..230 —3 xis_ 3 eci_ 455 o,^^ n l® 1, "pm Sh™, s P o peiing and most tumiture. Can Joe 3037
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Atlanta,.., . si 60 , 459 ; Minnemfe.a .48164 v, .428 2Ui • . : Holndßuns It took four tryouts before the Reds decided to sign Flynn- the freshman basketball team at the University of Kentucky . v zt-as- -.aasu, 3,50.-. .4.65 ... s.ao eos.. the music, workshop^..Duality. - . -.-.oi-..-.. want e° . f h em ale ROQmmATSi fo «nn I
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Philadelphia 5, Chicago 5. game suspended, 10 in- Seattle 41 70 .369 29 Los Angeles, 21; Baker, Los Angeles, 21; Clark, San thought I COUld.” defense. , jjS 31-35 J 3,5 470 625 780 935 GET SOMEONE DIRTY this week Call eluded. Call Kalhy after 6.00 pm 238- DISSERTATION, TERM papers.
ni "gf. u KI v , c , . . Francisco, 2l. He looks pretty good to the New York Mets now. Manager Now he’s the guts of the Mets’defense a take-charge guy ; | your chimney sweep. Red Lion ,■ Theses, resumes typed Excellent
Pittsburgh 2. New York 1,5' 2 innings, rain Runs Batted In • L, F , . .. T , ,„l,n hoc m.nlvorl Inin nno of Iho team 'c IpuHpi-i! His ctpnrlv nlnvi • a or»i ir'v 234-3740 , MALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share skills and service. One block from
St. Louis 16, Montreal 0 Monday’s Games Garvey, Los Angeles, 86; Hendrick, St. Louis, 81; Joe Torre SayS he S the best Second baseman IVe ever Seen. who lias evolved llltO One Ol the team S leaders. HIS Steady play , I POLICY Cedarbrook apt. Spacious, utilities campus.lo:ooto4:3oDianne 238-
Cincinnatil, San Diego o Detroit 8, Boston 7 Schmidt, Philadelphia, 78; Carter, Montreal, 72; Retter than Rill Mazeroski because Doug has a better arm.” has settled shortstop Frank Taveras down, and together they y. § tf Ads must be prepaid. DESPERATE! WANT to trade 2 dorm /U|||||) included. Rent reasonable, call now 7833
tanFmndsco1 n H e o l ult 2 0n4 BaUimTrez KansTcity i Clark, San Francisco, 72. That’s pretty fair company, but Torre isn’t the only one who form one of the best double play combinations in baseball. •! I • Changes cannot be made after the first insertion. o° UI Y dM 5 C S S, C G , ENERAL ,
Ph'i H, h- only games sch “ • r RHPet appreciates Doug’s magic around second base. When the Mets got him in the Tom Seaver trade, Flynn -; j • Cashi refund:> will only begiven for adscancelled by 11 a.m. the Beth. 865-8197 : weekly tape special. Son 7 considera°eTemate (nrsmokeo Resident twelve^' ye C ars Ur tx' P e 8 “e
Philadelphia 8-5, Chicago 5-2 L ist game is innings, , , BrettKP 77 2m 67 lift ™ Pittsburgh second baseman Phil Garner calls Flynn one of wasn’t happy. Home was no longer just a drive down the . § day before the first insertion. Only credit vouchers will be given runners- third annual Maxell, scotch. Memorex. Ampex, wishes to share room or apt. Fail or Before io:oo P .m. 234-4288
CO NewYor n k°3 .Pittebwghl Torontoat Milwaukee, 2nd game, (n) DiloneCle 82 311 54 109 !350 the best gloves in the league, and teammates Pat Zachry and freeway and it didn’t look like he’d play every day. But that ; 9 er ' hl f "II'®: . .... ;. Sepfembe? 11 ! 9 ’l9Bo°Two Sa even 3 s; TDK-BASF. Slate College TV Supply, WiMerJemu Write 40 Shelter term PAPERS, THESES, resumes
Montreal 4, St. Louis 0 Cleveland 2, Texas l Cooper Mil 103 415 59 143 .345 r pp MazziHi echo Torre saving “he’s the best ” changed in a hurry. ■■ g • The Daily Collegian will only be responsible for one days incorrect Marathon and3mile Fun-Run. ' ' Experienced typist. Reasonable
Cincinnati kt San Diego, (n) Boston 5. Detroit 4 B Bell Tex 90 362 60 122 .337 Lee Mazzill ecno 1 orre, saying ne Sine Desi. tut /„«.u ,v, Q ' I insertion. Please come to room 126 Carnegie Building immediately p® CRAIG 8-TRACK car stereo w,th FM FEMALE ROOMATE NEEDED Fall 80- rates. Call after 4:00,359-2648.
Atlanta at Los Angela, (n) New York 8, Chicago 4, 10 innings CarewCal 101 382 50 127 .332 Flynn’s statistics are eloquent testimony. In 1978 he had the Flynn Stepped Off the plane irom Cincinnati and into tne : I thereisan error in vourad Fo reaistratlon Emation write: „ = radi ° Q Wedge sell. Spring 81.14 of 1 bedroom Park TYP | NG 0N short • notice 95$ .
Houston at San Francisco, In) Kansas City 4 Baltimore 3 *97 362 64 115 318 to P folding percentage among National League second Mets’ Starting lineup on June 17, 1977, and he S been there ever ,' - J Colleaian will not knowinalv cause to be printed or Marathon. Gettysburg Chamber of $45.238-8409 or 238-8707 Forest. apartment.sl2o/month. Call double space page. Editing for I
Wednesday’s Gaines Minnesota 3, Oakland 2 Lynnßsn 97 362 64 115 .318 t r . _r *.i._ j i *7. i cm no ' ,ne ua,| y collegian will not Knowingly cause to De printed or rrtmmerrP R7O Gettvsburq. - Stacey collect (814) 968*3419. fnrpinn cttnrif»nK n«ii P 34.441 fi f
Philadelphia (Ruthven 10-7) at Chicago (Reuschel9- California at Seattle, (n) Rivers Tex 109 463 76 147 .317 basemen until the final day of the season, and last year led the ; published any notice or advertisement relating to employment or Pennsvlvania 17325 nrtlT 2 FEMALES NEEDED to share larqe U |.| P —: —
9) • „ c „ . <lf , r T^ ne^ a r sG r e , s H Trammel? net m S m 312 league in assists and double plays, finishing with a .983 mark. ' membership indicating any preference, limitation, specification or ™lvan,a 17325 FOR RENT If®! inlnarwood 0 fownhous 9 service accuTafe 8 '
Houston (Ruble M) at San Francisco (Knepper 8- h “ , ) a a \^^^^, , i n ( , n) Trammell Del H#meR MO«5 77 117 .312 Y et he finished as runner-up both seasons in the Gold Glove ; discrimination based upon race, color, sexual orientation, religious ■ iLsJ Call Debbie at (215)353-3911. reasonable. Twotypists. 238 1933 c;
’NewYork (Falcone 5-7) al Pittsburgh (Rhoden 2-2), Boston(Tudor3-l)atDetroit(Petry7-6),(n) ’ Re Jackson, New York, 31; Oglivie, Milwaukee, 28; balloting. Dave Lopes of LOS Angeles won it in 1978 and Manny creed, ancestry, age, sex, national origin or non-job related ROOMS OR APARTMENTS available FEMALE ROOMMATE Wanted. Own 234-7007 anytime,
mi Chicago (Dotson 8-7) at New York (Guidry 12-7), (n) Thomas Milwaukee, 24; Armas, Oakland, 24; Tr ill o 0 f PhiladelDhia took it last Vear handicap or disability. August 31. Excellent location. Room- Walking to cam
Baltimore (Palmer 12-8) atKansas City (Gale 10-7), Murray, Baltimore, 20. • lriHO OI rnnaueipiiid iuuk. li idsuyecu. Ln ' Parking 237-0556 pus. $l3O. Call Denise 234-4619
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UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
Wednesday-Thursday, August 13-14
Wednesday, August 13
Commons Concert, Rustical Quality String Band, noon, Kern Lobby.
Chess Club meeting, 7 p.m., HUB Game Room.
Thursday, August 14
Phi Dalta Kappa/College of Education Summer Lecture Series, 11:10 a.m.,
Room 112 Kern. Richard Chait, asst, provost, on “Faculty Development in
the 1980’5.”
Any bitterness he may have felt at not being selected has
since subsided. “The Gold Glove is no longer that important to
me,” he says. “It’s too political. I’m not out to win any
■ appalachian outdccr house
324 W. College Ave
Near Atherton St.
This year he’s the only Met that’s played in every game,
stands third on the team with five game-winning RBIs and has
committed only five errors. He was named National League
Player of the Week last week when he tied a record with three
triples in one game.
If indeed the “magic is back” at Shea Stadium, Doug Flynn
is one of the main reasons why.
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MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE 1978
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1994 after spm
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238-0681
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TWIN BED EXCELLENT condition.
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SALE! TEA TABLE and desk $3O,
Dining table with tour matching
chairs $5O, couch and arm chair $lOO.
Call 234-6662. __
FOR SALE YAMAHA 200 cc, 1972,
good condition $2OO firm. Call
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1971 PINTO, inspected, good basic
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6836 during evenings
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Walking distance from campus.
$265 and $385. Call 234-5888.
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without supervision. One year contract.
Available now. Telephone 238-3451
weekday mornings. Music Academy.
Answers
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED OWN ROOM in house,
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dorm contract, call Jannine collect
(412)366-7133
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alter Bpm.
NEW FACULTY MEMBER wants
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ment in quiet building or house im
mediately. Phone collect after 8:00pm
301-685-5332.
NON-SMOKING FEMALE needs own
room or like person find two
bedroom apartment with. 237-0486.
2-BEDROOM, UNFURNISHED
HOUSE near campus. Quiet
residential, fireplace. Available Sep
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weekends
TWO AND THREE bedroom houses
Two miles from campus. Some
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Students permitted. 234-4001.
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$5O and up. Anything made of
silver. Ed's Discount opposite
Temple Drive-In Theater. 237-5112
“The Idealist” is a recent bronze sculpture by Bachelor of Fine Arts candidate
Randy Cleaver. It is part of an exhibit entitled “Gestures of Life,” which can be
seen in Chambers Gallery through Aug. 20.
MANUSCRIPT/THESIS typing/editing
Service. $l.lO/page. Guaranteed.
Multiple (typed) copies available.
Query. 237-1168
FOUND
GMC CAR KEYS found between Pugh
St. and McCallister on 8/5/80.
Claim at Collegian office. Black
keychain.
Property Management, Inc. [
Downtown Apartments {
offers a choice of five j
downtown locations [
all within [
walking distance to campus \
Rents from $230.00 per month. \
■ limited number of efficiencies now available |
for fall term |
Property Management, Inc. Real Estate Call \
132 Sowers St. 234-1682 |
■ WE'D LIKE TO share 14ft. U-Haul
RIDE WANTED TO Maine this week. August 25, 26 or 27 with someone
One person, some junk. Will pay moving to Phila. area. Call now 234-
gas. Eric 234-8767. 8056
ADULT MALE CAT named Bandit, ——
greyish-brown tabby, lour white STEREO SALES PERSON wanted full
paws, wearing pink collar. 355-5237 time, sales experience or Hi-Fi
ANYTIME. Lost in Bellfonte probably knowledge necessary. Apply in person
heading for Port Matilda. Reward Wes Stereo 112 S. Burrow Street
LADIES GOLD OPAL ring w/diamond
chips in town Tues. Sentimental
value. $2O reward. Call 238-1496.
PRSONAL
hTo.P.S - GAYLINE" 663-0588 7-9 STE a ßE H°,,?n i l £ SP nn^Sn N ' S"!!'
_ r« and full-time position. Selling ex
p.m. daily for raps and information n er i ence or knowledge of electronics
on homosexuality and gay lifestyles. E ecessary . Mal , re O SU me. Campus
JOB HUNTING? We can show you how Stereo. 307 W. Beaver Stale College
to make the best possible im
pression ... to get results I Best
Resume Service 234-1220
regions. Current positions compiled
TIRED OF THE BAR Scene? Why not daily. $25 fee. Visa and Mastercharge
try Rollermaniai! Show your Penn accepted but include all numbers and
State I.D. and receive free skate rental exp. date. The National Teachers
on Saturday night late skates, 11 p.m. Registry, P.O. Box 22372, Nashville,
to 1:30 a.m. Sir Skate Tennessee, 37202.
The only way to confront a rapist is on the safe side of a
locked door.
• If you live alone, be sute your door has a deadbolt lock,
and a peephole.
• Never let a stranger talk his way in. Demand identification.
• When you change addresses, change the lock on every out
side door.
• Stay clear of deserted laundromats, apartment laundry
rooms and out-of-the-way parking lots...especially at night,
• Never pul your first name on a mail box or in the phone
b(xik...just your first initial.
Remember, the rapist is a dangerous, unpredictable person.
He's not to be reasoned with...just avoided.
The Daily Collegian Wednesday, August 13,198(1—9
WHIPPED CREAM Makers. Nitrous
chargers. Great deals. The Candy
Cane. 128 W. College Ave. by PSU
Diner
YO COON, I had a BERRY good timel
Thanks Gator.
UPPER TERM PSY. student to do
research. Call Joel 237-2553
anytime
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HELP WANTED