10—The Daily Collegian Monday Oct. 13, 1980
Harriers coast to an easy victory
•
By RON G .RDNER
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
The men's cross country team isn't exactly very courteous
to its opponents.
The Lions easily captured their third consecutive team
championship at the Paul Short Invitational in Bethlehem,
Pa., on Saturday, manhandling a 17-team field that included
periennial Eastern power Villanova.
Penn State, with a team score of 30, easily defeated
Villanova (60), Maryland .(131), George Mason (135), Ship
pensburg (147) and Farleigh Dickinson (193) to claim the team
championship in the 10,000-meter (6.2 mile) event.
"We're looking good based on the comparison of times from
last year on the course," Penn State coach Harry Groves said.
The Lions' Alari Scharsu (30:05) was frustrated for the se
cond week, in a row as he finished second behind FDU's
Solomon Chebor (30:01.4) for top individual honors in the
meet. Chebor finished first in the Penn State Open last
weekend at the Blue Golf Course.
Scharsu and Chebor separated from the field early in the
race with a very quick 4:38 opening mile, but as he had done
the week before, Chebor was able to pull away from Scharsu
late in the race for the win.
"Chebor's a little stronger than Alan is right now," Groves
said. "But it's not going to take much more to get him stronger
than Chehor."
Freshmen sensations Dwight Stephens (30:30) and John
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all the more impressive is that the two came from behind to
defeat two of the top runners in the country, Villanova's
Sydney Maree (30:44) and Amos Korir (30:45).
"They're running very strong right now," Groves said.
"Alan, and Chebor were ahead and there were three Villanova
runners behind them. But Dwight made the move to catch
them and John followed right behind.
"They (Stephens and Zishka) knew that they couldn't count
on what was going on behind them. You don't make a move all
at once, especially against •Maree and Korir. Most freshmen
are afraid of them."
Zishka said that running against Maree and Korir didn't
bother him at all.
"They were just two Villanova guys ahead of me," he said.
"One of the lessons we learned with those two guys in the race,
you don't have to be in awe of them.
"I'm pretty fired up about it. I think we've got a pretty good
team."
Also finishing strong for the Lions were Tom Rapp (30:56) in
10th place, Larry Mangan (30:58), still battling back from
knee injuries, was 11th, and Jeff Adkins finsihed 14th with a
time of 31':08.
Penn Sfate also did well in the open race as Rick Garcia
(31:28) was second, Mark Haywood (32:04) was third, Barry
Enright (32:08) Was fourth and Mike Cook (33:29) finished
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Groves is still being very cautious in assessing this year's
squad.
"I can't say an awful lot just yet," Groves said. "With Larry
and Rick just getting into shape, we still have a way to go."
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Virginia edges lady harriers
By PETER WALDRON
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
Many people view satisfaction in
athletics in terms of victories, but
women's cross country coach Gary
Schwartz isn't one of them after his
team raced to a second place finish in
a triangular meet won by Virgina on
Saturday at the Blue Golf Course.
"We ran a heck of a race," said
Schwartz, calling it the type of meet
where a team could run its best race
and still finish third.
"We're 'not bowing our heads
because of our finish," he said.
"We're not ashamed of taking
second."
Virginia's 33 points were low
enough for first, as Penn. State took
second with 38 and Tennessee placed
third with 54.
All three teams held back at the
start of the race as the runners were
reluctant to take the lead. With the
concentration towards pack running,
at the mile marker Tennessee's Lin
da Portasik narrowly led Lady Lion
Heather Carmichael.
By the last quarter mile, UVA's
Aileen O'Conner had a lock on the in
dividual championship An front of
Carmichael. O'Conner finished in
17:35 and Carmichael in 17:46.
Mary Rawe had another strong
race, finishing second for Penn State
and third•overall. She said that by the
end of the race fatigue was starting to
set in.
"Coach Schwartz yelled, 'You can
get Linda Portasik from Tennessee'
and it gave me added incentive to
move up," Rawe said
Penn State's Patty Murnane took
eighth in 18:12 and Lady Lion Natalie
Updegrove , finished 12th in 18:51.
Schwartz said that it was
Updegrove's most competitive
performance. _ _ .
Finishing 13th for Penn State in
19:00 was Peggy Cleary, who was
hospitalized earlier in the week for
foot problems. Doreen Startare
(19:23) and Julie Sutton (19:25)
finished 17th and 18th respectively.
Schwartz said the Lady Lions were
in good shape up to the two-mile
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the end. Carmichael agreed, saying
she lost it on the hill.
"I passed Portasik, but I couldn't
make up the gap between me and
O'Conner," she said.
Schwartz and the . Lady Lions said
they feel they are improving each
meet.
"It is meets like these," said Rawe,
"that develop us better and help us to
work toward Easterns and
nationals'."
Virginia's coach John Vasvary was
happy over his team's victory but
said that Penn State's team was very
impressive.
"Penn State runs well in larger
meets," Vasvary said. "We can beat
them here in a triangular but if the
outcome isn't the same on Nov. 15 ( at
the Association of Intercollegiate
Athletics for Women Champion
ships ), it will be forgotten. Penn State
is going to be tough."
Carmichael said that the Lady
Lions can learn something from the
race.
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Spikers preside over George Washington
By 808 GROVE
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
As Penn State women's volleyball
coach Russell Rose said, it was all
anticlimactic.
Nobody in Rec Hall was the least
bit surprised when Lady Lions breez
ed to their second tournament cham
pionship in as many weeks Saturday
night by , battering George
Washington University, 15-3 and 15-0
in the finals of the Lady Lion
Invitational.
"I was never really concerned
about losing this weekend," Rose
said. "I was pleased with our perfor
mance but not surprised by the
results.
"The competition was not very
demanding. There's no reason why
any team should have scored more
than seven points a game on us."
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suit during the tournament. '
"We improved a lot as a team," she
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makes you really look forward to the
end of the season."
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ASSORTED ITEMS Bar, end tables,
dinette chairs, coffee maker,
lamps, etc. Phone 234-2214.
10x55 2•BEDROOM MOBILE HOME
furnished, carpeted, insulated skirt,
full oil tank, close to campus, excellent.
condition. Call (717)432-2703
r M.O. to: SurgiSuits, Box 5328 C
Crespatown, M.D. 21502.
Keglers sweep 4 matches
The mens and womens bowling teams tercollegia te Bowling Conference,
started off their seasons in style by roll- recognized as one of the top three con
ing over Maryland and Gettysburg this ferences in the country
weekend at Rec Hall
The Lions easily disposed of
Maryland, 16-3, and defeated Get
tysburg, 13-6, while the Lady Lions clob
bered both of their opponents by scores
of 19-0 and 17-2, respectively.
"Overall, I was pleased with
everyone," coach Don Ferrell coach.
"The older kids provided the experience
and good scores, while the younger kids
did a good job of substituting, and also
came up with good scores.
"We're about where we'd like to be
right now, although there is room for
improvement."
the Bullets with a single game high of
Ferrell also said he believes that Penn 225, a high for two games of :398, and a
State will be very competitive in the high single game average of 199.
Eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland In- —by Tony Smith
PUPPY BLACK WITH. beige marks
Shepard/Husky 10 weeks old
wearing small chain collar. ,Female
answers to Sarni. Lost in vicinity of
Westerly Parkway or Waupelani. Last
seen in the Briarwood area. PLEASE
call 237-2983 ANYTIME. REWARD
Mobile Home 10x40, Excellent shape,
air conditioned, near shopping
center/campus, on bus route. Call
Marc. 234-3521
WARGAME FIGURINES, 25mm
unpainted, Fantasy, Medievals,
Persians, Assyrians, cataphracts,
Samurai, Mongols, Gauls, bargain
prices, 359-2639 after six and
weekends.
SALESMAN'S SAMPLES of all name
brand cosmetics, Revlon, Jean
Nate, Jovan, 100's more, 70% off.
Also designer clothes 237-9462
BUNDY FLUTE: Good condition, pads
and keys recently inspected, with
music stand. $B5 or reasonable otter.
Phone 237.4929, evenings
MOVE IN CHEAP- lease purchase a
10x55 mobile home, 12 mi. from
campus, 2 BR lots of cabinets and
storage, pets okay, call after 5 pm
692.8673
USED COLOR TELEVISIONS.
Guaranteed. Will deliver. Boyd
364-9664
DESKS-CHEST OF DRAWERS-
bookshelves sofas--chairs—tables—tigh
ts—end tables—bar stools. Hoy's Usec
Furniture off Mt. Nittany Road, Lemont
FRAMUS ACOUSTIC guitar w/case
very good condition $BO.OO. Bill
234-4993 after 5:30.
FREE
TRAINING
in assertion and' social
skills tor- people, who
have trouble express
ing themselves. A brief
training program is be
ing offered without
cost. Call Psychology
Dept. 863-2696.
PERSONAL
JOB HUNTING? We can show you how
to make the best possible im
pression...to get results! Best Resume
Service. 234-1220.
WATCH N.F.L. ACTION every Monday
at "The Scoreboard" on our 7ft.
Video Beam.(Below the Scorpion)
H.O.P.S. Gayline, 863.0588, 7-9 pm
daily for raps, information on
gay/lesbian lifestyles and sexual
minorities
THE PERFECT GIFT, Decorative TINS,
custom packed or by themselves.
Largest selection,THE CANDY CANE
128 W. College by College Diner
10% OFF Bartons Candy with this ad
THE CANDY CANE 128 W
College by College Diner
FREE A chance to see how
magically INDIAN EARTH can
transform you into a natural beauty.
Now at DANK'S.
ITS THE COMPANY you keep!
Campus necessities- Fun fur
nishings at practical prices. Call for
free catalogue. 234-4511
I DESPARATELY NEED 1 Senior or
date ticket for Pitt. Will pay $. Call
Lisa 238-7778
TO THE MYSTERY Gin and Tonic Man
from the Lion's Den on Saturday,
would like to thank you. Call 865-8711
WHITE SWEATER YES, Yes, Yes.
Please call 865-6480 and ask for
Richard
REWARD. BLUE TRACK JACKET lost
in Majic Mart across from Cattle Car
East or vicinity on 10/1. Call 238-
5726
KD'S NUMBER ONE is just a coaster
ride away!
SAM THIS IS your week. May all
yourskies be bright blue and white.
Phil.
GLEN—THIS IS a collect ad'. Will you
accept the charges?
THREE GUYS THAT helped three girls
beat the management, Pizza night
at Bella Vita's. Thanks! How about
pizza— our treat. 237-2658 Ann, Patty
and Ann
ANYONE INTERESTED IN free pet
mice, please call 865-9184 alter
7 p.m.
IT'S A "SELLEBRATION"! Cu.
Buy 4 Collegian Classifieds
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ROMANCE • SEX PRESENTED
pastorally on Oct. 24,25, 9 26 at
Gatsby's
Alpha Lambda Bella, Freshman
Scholastic Honor Society, is
holding an organizational meeting Oct,.
15 at 8 pm in 318 HUB. All members
and interested students are urged to
attend.
LYNN Happy 20th Birthday! Visit on
octopus'garden, rock with the
lobster, and have tun! Love, Yoda, the
cowdog lover.
CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED for name•brand
cosmetics and designer cldthes, small
investment, large profit, 237-9462
FOUND: Puppy male black with white
paws. No collar. Found on N
Barnad St. Alan 234-4808
CORM CONTRACT for sale. East,"A
community all il's own" Wendy
865-0796
DATELINE QUESTIONNAIRES must be
mailed by October 19 to be in
cluded in Fall Term processing.
Questionnaires may be obtained in the
Collegian office or downtown, or by
calling '238-4200 after 7PM. If you
have not completed your DATELINE
questionnaire, do so today. Anyone
missing the deadline of October 19 will
receive a refund or may choose to
remain in the database for Winter Term.
Fill out your DATELINE questionnaire
today or pass it along to a friend
NEED TWO SYRACUSE senior
tickets. Call Jim 238-8662
DEB S. Yes, this one's really for you.
Happy 21. One of your many
friends.
CLIFFORD F.— Winners never quit
quitters never win.
HEY "114": So, no more "baby dills
for you, eh? Go Taxon!!-"112"
ODE TO ROAR"Roses are red, horses
are dead, you should take Mmm
instead!
6 - 9 WOULD PHOBINGS reveal
' anything' as .massiVe - as the .Pitt=
sburgh Seam? Even more curious
LENNY HAPPY ANNIVERSARY babe I
will love you more everyday of our
life together Sue
SKI THE RAIN, melted MPI, and
spagetti made for a truly
'disgusting' weekend. Love Sunshine
C.A.P. (LORAC) Happy 20th to a
super great friend! Luv ya!!!! The
defrocked cleric
DEAR PAT, After all these years
"You're still the One" Happy sth
Love Mark
CHRIS, ON 3RD floor Thompson, I'M
sorry if I embarrassed you, I only
wanted to meet you. Dale
DARK SIDE: STOP hanging on in quiet
desperation. Come to where
nothing is real and I hope you will enjoy
the s..ow Ku-Ku-Ka•Choo. The Walrus
TRACY, HAPPY Ist ANNIVERSARY.
I'm looking toward to celebrating
many more with you. Love. Rich
F.R.M. : YOU INTRIGUE ME. Please
identfy yourself and wear a red
sweater tifednesday. A.M.S.
TO KATHY AND JESSICA, Well it's
finally over. Love, Steve
SAM,
This is your week! All my thoughts
and prayers are with you as you
bring us the best Homecoming Cel
ebration Penn State has ever had!
212 E. Calder Alley
Monday Night Football on a
6-foot screen and
Pay for only 2!
The Daily Collegian Monday Oct. 13, 1980-11
In the victory over Maryland, Rick
Peters took high single game honors
with a score of 220, while Jay Jacobson
had the high for two games (405) as well
as high single game average (202.5).
Audrey Hichar had high single game
(215), high for three games (617), and
high single game average (206) against
the Lady Terps.
Against Gettysburg, Terry Sanson had
high single game (255) for the men,
along with high for two games (904) and
high single game average (202).
Audrey Hichar led the women versus
AZ's KAREN, porkchops migrated. so
meatloaf again'? May lull moon rise
over Burrows' frats, man pervade your
olfactory senses, Altoona Stricide
Punch fill your walking happy birthday
hour. Phimutoccfls
WOULD LIKE to have the two
handsome middle-aged men who
spend lunch hours on the bench at
Grange Building for "my Sugar Daddys"
I DESPERATELY need a student or
date ticket to Syracuse. Please cnll
Shelly 865-0529.
PARTIES
WHIPPED CREAM MAKER:;, Nitrous
Chargers. Great deals. The Candy
Cane 128 W. College by College Diner
HAVING A PARTY° Let WQWK DJ
Sheldon Levine spin the music,
Disco New-wave Rock , Phone 23.4-
2844
WHO IS MR 8 0 Mr. B will make your
party hop to the sounds of Disco
oldies and rock & roll. Computer light
show, mirrored ball, fog machine,
professional sound system 237.7547
STUDENT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
PAT LITTLE PHOTOGRAPHY,
portraits, groups, I.M. teams,
weddings, parties, composites,
ALL your photo needs 237-7026
WHY PAY for typing. Save money,
lime, effort and buy a used
typewriter. 237.0009 mornings
PROFESSIONAL TYPIST WILL
type any paper quickly and
inexpensively. Call 236-4087 for
fast results
Please Follow Smokey's ABC's
ALWAYS hold
matches till cold
sir A , BE sure to
111 2, - drown all fires
SMOKEY
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ALOON
Original Golden Oldies Night!
Happy Hours all night
CAREFUL to
crush all
I. smokes
Love,
KAM