10—'The Daily Collegian Monday, Nov. 3, 1980
Undefeated Stickga/s shear Rams Lady spikers serve! [Steelers fight back
By SHARON FINK j —"1 ¥ a . a ! g ■ SEATTLE (AP) Ron Jaworski hit Weaver missed on a fourth-down pass at-
Daily Collegian Sports Writer I I •H# tt "! i ■ LJ ■■fr , + i? f IpV I■■ M Q\l Billy Campfield with a 5-y&rd touchdown tempt to Joe Norman.
Both the goals the field hockey team \ 1 5 II II y 11. 11l | y If 1 pI I r : ■ * j Ww II I I I I y pass with 2:43 remaining yesterday as Eagle placekicker Tony Franklin
scored in its 2-0 win over West Chester 1- Jr tj ■ " the. Philadelphia Eagles came from booted a 25-yard insurance field goal
yesterday at Lady Lion Field brought \ HHkA I By 808 GROVE The loss was Penn State’s fourth in i * PITTSBURGH (AP) - Matt Bahr quarter, the Packers / (3-5-1) were behind to post a 27-20 National Football with 1:30 to go. It was his second three
the entire Lady Lion squad onto the field, fcL- ■ ' m, Ah ~~ K ■■ I j&Mli iMk A _4. Daily Collegian Sports Writer five games to Pittsburgh this year. * ; j kicked two field goals and Rocky held on downs at the Steeler 33-yard League victory over the Seattle pointer of the game, and came after the
leaping into the air, hugging and jump- ft You could say the women’s Take away those four losses and the. 5 Bleier caught a 4-yard touchdown line and Pittsburgh held on to raise its Seahawks. Eagles got to the Seattle 8 with 1:34 left.
ing on the scorer. Baafoa -, • JsM volleyball team served the Pitt- Lady Lions have a 25-2 record, a, !;] pass from Terry Bradshaw as the Pit- record to 5-4 with the aid of Bleier’s It was Philadelphia’s fifth straight The Eagles decided to settle for the field
S t And appoint in the game, Penn 'R*|4 • a' ’ .sburgh Lady Panthers their victory mark which would easily be the best, • 5 1 tsburgh : Steelers rallied in the second touchdown catch with 4:51 left in the triumph gave the Eagles 8-1 goal on a fourth-and-two situation
shouting instructions and encourage- The Lady Lions missed 21 serves in Nonetheless, Penn State still has; ] | 22-26 yesterday, halting die Super On the first series of the game, a Seattle dropped to 4-5, including 0-4 at
ment to the team, and when she finished, .MPSbL L* 1 TrlMI five games and lost their sixth match one of the region’s best winning jlßotvl champion’s losing streak at high snap from center Buddy home m the Kingdome.
the last thing she said was, “Oh, I’m ex- n’&fgSK #l#j*3gkTffei 2 Jt*. 1 Wi of the season 11-15, 11-15, 16-14,16-14 percentages. In comparison, Pitt-. 1 ! three games. Aydelette sailed beyond the Packer Seattle went ahead 20-17 with 3:20 gone
cited about this.” and 10-15 to the Lady Panthers at Pitt sburgh, the defending regional cham- ij| Packer quarterback Lynn Dickey end zone for a safety, giving Pitt- in the final quarter on Dan Doornink’s
She had every reason to be. It was that I-.- 5 Field House. pion, has a 34-10 mark (.772), com-, »; threw a 14-yard scoring pass to Aun- sburgh a 2-0 lead. 9-yard touchdown burst,
kind of a game. The Lady Lions had at- “We missed 21 serves - that’s hor- pared to Penn State’s 25-6 mark, 3 • dra Thompson with 39 seconds left in But Wylie Turner intercepted a But the Eagles went 84 yards in 15
tached a lot of importance to this game •IP'a ''WBBttttskiAL. rible,” Penn State coach Russell (.806). V | the game, but the Steelers controlled Bradshaw pass later in the first P' for their game-winning
- their last of the regular season - and PBjgfflM|Pgi . Rose said. “You can’t miss that many “I still think we can win the !an ensuing on-side kick attempt and period and the Packers followed with to^ hd ° wn ' . , . .
things couldn’t have turned out better. J9|P serves and beat even a high school regional championships,” Rose said. "! ran out the clock. a 70-yard drive capped by Dickey’s The big play of the drive was a 15-yard -
Winning meant an undefeated season __ V\team." :“I feel we have all it takes. The Steelers, who hadn’t lost three 7-yard touchdown toss to running pass from Jaworski to tight end Keith
(15-0-2) and, since West Chester is in the ’ .. -J : , ' , -jfr Although Rose said his team’s serv- “We’re just not doing the simple ■!in a row since 1976, trailed 14-9 at back Gerry Ellis; Krepfle to the Seattle 5 on'a third-and-
Lady Lions’region and Penn State has f ’JTJaa ing difficulties were a major factor in things —we have to go back to the !, | halftime. Their first nine points came Lynn Swann, who missed the past eight situation,
already beaten every other contending BH|BBWM ▼ ~ ~-g-- - . its defeat, he said he was not satisfied basics. We’re losing games, not [ j with the aid of a couple of botched three games with a cracked rib, After Seahawk linebacker Keith
team, assurance of the No. 1 seed at this V with its play in general. necessarily getting beat. But I think •»>, *i j punt attempts by the Packers. caught a 7-yard touchdown pass from Butler sacked Jaworski for an 8-yard
week’s Eastern Association for Inter- “I was unhappy with the whole we can correct it.” j i But Bahr hit a 27-yard field goal Bradshaw in the second quarter. loss, Jaworski came right back and hit
collegiate Athletics for Women Middle evening,” he said. “We’re not playing Rose will have one more practice to JI with 4:04 elapsed in the third quarter Swann’s score came three plays Charles Smith with a 22-yard pass that
Atlantic regional championships. W with much confidence. I don’t think try to correct things before his team’s after a drive of 67 yards. Then a after Pittsburgh took possession at gave the Eagles the ball on the Seattle
The shutout was what left everyone '■ ’ BBk we’re making progress there’s match tomorrow night at Rec Hall 1 { series later, Bahr put Pittsburgh the Green Bay 24 when Packer punter 47 -
particularly happy. It was the 13th in 17 definitely room for improvement.” against Pittsburgh. f j ahead 15-14 with an 18-yard field goal David Beverly threw an incomplete 0n the drive, Jaworski completed
games this season for Penn State and Rose noted that the Lady Lions “Neither team played well (Fri- 1 that capped a 41-yard march. desperation pass after another high SG T°v > ? I J? hp , a^ ?® es for 67 . ya^r ,“ s '
goalie Jeannie Fissinger, and helped easily could have been beaten in day),” Rose said. “But I think we’ll • On the opening play of the last snap from center. After Philadelphia went ahead, Seattle
establish a school record least three games. Penn State came from see a better match (tomorrow night). 'j'- 2, • gave the halfback to the Eagles on the
now 2-9-4 on the year, did everything but one good thing,” junior Ellen Cran- White is also looking for a better B B f Jfcj
play like you’d expect a 2-9 team to play. j.V -'■'Vi dall said, “But we didn’t play like Penn State effort tomorrow night. 81 JwWMTuB M M K 8 m Bm JB B WW B Mm MWWW B W B M Bm
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moving into the Penn State end. The women’s field hockey team downed West Chester 2-0 yesterday at Lady Lion Field as wing Brenda Stauffer (left) Junior T.isa White also said she we can play a lot better than that.” m. wB Bff |tt Jg B B B B B^^
Once there, West Chester played ag- assisted on both Penn State scores. The Lady Lions finished their regular season at 15-0-2. thought the team’s performance was NOTES: Tomorrow night’s match,
gressively, giving Fissinger her most very atypical. against the Lady Panthers is the final
challenging game of the season. The one. We come out charging, but we can’t that,” she said, “I can just move in the cond goal. In the second half, she made a “We didn’t play well and there’s no regular season home match for the |4-; : r ; —: -r fraternities and sororities, roommate needed immediately, needed: four general admission 1
Rams took eight shots on goal in the put the ball in the cage. But that’s not direction they go and hope I stop the centering pass toTinucci, who drove it in excuse for it,” White said. “I don’t Lady Lions. Penn State will host the ' • pi Accicipn AnvFRTl t ?lNfi infdrmatiom u ChGck °.f Jt . prinls of your own beproom furnished close to or reserved seat tickets tor nc I
period, and Fissinger saved five. taking anything away from Jeannie. She ban. tne goal cage. know what happened. We’re both regional championships Nov. , j'Ads can be placed in person at our office, Monday through Friday 9 Photo international. 323 East Beaver. location. Can 234-2502. 8 —I
Ditto for the second half. The Rams did a heckuva job.” The Lady Lions scrapped for their “The hand stop on the first one was such high caliber volleyball teams 20-22... .After meeting Pitt, the '> *:n m..to 4 p.m., or be mailed to Room 126 Carnegie. Building (make • graduating seniors. Don't throw female needed ■/* one bedroom
backed off a bit but still came at Fiss- To those who saw the game, that might goals and came away with two beautiful no rtw.f ” Rntimv cam “Wp haH hppn and neither of us played like it. It was Lady Lions will travel to Washington, jchecks payable to: The Daily Collegian). away your freebie coupon from the apartment close to campus, only
inger with nine more shots. And she be an u„d era tatement. Fissinger was scores, one in each hall. The one in the J ™,KX thegamlaS a very slow match.-. D.C., SattmJay. -^l^grtSTSS
made eight more saves. usually laced with seven thims m the test half came on a shor = lty corner K, e fir st two we did were absolntely ================ ga“Son - P , SSSUSSJSSSSI,-. .. ■r a a :.lSJZi'io"S°“ “ uoqmmate—female, non-smoke,~
“The name of the game is Fissinger,” scoring circle at one time, led by their Wing Sharon Tinucci put the ball to wing mr f firt Thp.v avan went hv Jeannie •——— Renewal-no later than 1 p.m. the last day the ad is to appear in and get something for nothing needed to share 1 bedroom
West Chester, coach Sue Lubking said, U.S. player, link Brenda Becker And Brenda Stauffer, who hand-stopped it for which j g unusual We feU d abou [ «i —VH - |®^ a P er - ’ : ( i MmA “ ?nciude°d m
shaking her head. “But scoring’s been Fissinger, being a bit modest, said they forward Jan Snyder. Snyder, with the them HHv *E»TES I AUi/iU S))M si4s/mo. Available beginning Nov. wanted: e mech 11 tutor. Twice a
our big problem this year. Most of our all took some wicked shots she was lucky assist from Stauffer, then drove it past ' WBM' r » ltsl Number of Days *- 7.Caii 237-5259 week Paul 865-8952 .
games have been one-goal losses. tosave. Ram goalie Manon Floquet. “On the second one, Sharon was just in _____ ______ ___ > J —- ! —: —: : weekly tape special Sony, roommate wanted to sublet 1/3 ;ded: two jr/sr— Fr:Sm tickets
“We play almost every game like this “When they take shots so quick like Stauffer got another assist on the se- the right position, and it was beautiful.” V A B%|H HBt H . f* oiZrds One Two Three Four Five V./
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Comp. Lit. Film Series, The Girls, 7 and 9 p.m., Room 112 Kern. M \ S/ ' II steads, Basketware. Bamboo,’Blinds. rock, and disco selections, 11 years r t IT CO UI VIC nn in assertion and social
Sports: volleyball (women) vs. Pittsburgh, 7 p.m.; soccer vs. Lehigh, 7:15 p.m. ~ _ / fTy' _ II f r fc Poli ofnc°e) S ' F,a “ r <acr ° SS Brates. _T SERVICE WANTED fttj skills for people who
Artists Series film. Bolshoi Ballet Anna Karenina, 8 p.m., Eisenhower ! \ / . // \ "• "lie ,! call Chuck, 238-4320. . L. Jtt have trouble express-
Auditorium II / ISs* / f /V? X ) ■" Wchen Items. Children's winter L “ A f L ti^'?, E S.nlrnninnP A 1 Fnm PAYING TOP sss tor gold class rings tng themselves. A brief
Leadership Skills Workshop, 8 p.m., Room 305 HUB. John McCauley, student || ( X J/\CuiA/iLO J .iSSWB State College, PA 16801 For in,orma,lon training program is be-
on “Membership Recruitment.” M VWi II & O iS? R sIISr“ °FFICESJN PRINCIPAL F " w»teo 'c- ,io,,
lIRTC Slv Fox 8D rn The Playhouse. ' I, r Str<?iLEßEDs2s 00 sofa, end tables, Educational Policy; November 7 t»l I Ito Leland Enterprises will buy at n . QCO OCQC
UKIL, s>ly box, 8 p.m., ineriayn n , v ! drawers-breaklasi 10:30 am. Com. on'physical Plant; (Not an employment agency) Sheralon Inn Thursdays. Information Dept. 863-2696.
II OirpwjffkTp II sSr. i kitchen utility cabinet, mirror, November 7 Com. on Finance, ■ 3bb-ib4z
ft ftftft \ J .‘II upholstered chair, baby furniture 238- November 7 2:30 pm, Board of <— n- - IMBM
X 3208 Trustees. All meetings are open to tne . rAIUIK
public, Room 402, J. OWis Keller H|(|M|J y„~r,?
Building, University Park. Pa. 1 »»''» KMTtT!-
Bread for the World meeting, 6 p.m., Room 312 Boucke,
Star Trek Club, 6:30 p.m., Room 304 Willard.
Alpha Phi Omega, 7 p.m., Room 267 Willard.
Circle K. Club, 7 p.m., Room 314 Boucke.
Finance Club, 7 p.m., Room 111 Boucke.
Keystone Society, 7 p.m., Room 308 Boucke.
GSA, exec, board, 7:30 p.m., Room 101-A Kern.
128-130 S. Allen St.
State College, Pa. 16801
CAMERA, TL-ELECTRO, f 1:4. Needs
" adjustment. $lOO. 237-1116
BAPTIST STUDENT UNION general
meeting every Monday 7:00 pm FEMALE SHARE 1/4 2-bdr. apartment
Eisenhower Chapel Rm 104 everyone Winter and Spring $llO all utilities
welcome included. Call. Bonnie 238-71 78
ROOMMATES
Eagles fly by Sea hawks, 27-20
HIGH CASH IMMEDIATELY. Class
rings $5O and up. Anything made
ot gold and silver. Ed's Discount
opposite Temple Drive-In Theater 237-
5112
CASH FOR GOLD rings, bracelets.
earrings etc. Silver also top dollar
863-1336 ask for Roger.
Lady harriers edge Maryland for
The women’s cross country team added another wreath to
its laurels by winning its fifth team title at the Eastern
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Champion
ships Saturday at Indiana, Pa.
The Lady Lions compiled 60 points to take. the top spot,
followed closely by rival Maryland with 67. Vermont (100) and
Harvard (160) finished third and fourth, respectively.
All four teams are eligible to advance to the National AIAW
championship in Seattle, Wash., on Nov. 15.
Penn State coach Gary Schwartz was proud of his team’s
performance.
“Overall, they responded well to the challenge of Maryland
and the pressure to keep the winning Eastern tradition going,”
he said.
Vermont’s Judi St. Hilare was the individual champion in
17:28, which Schwartz said was an excellent time for the
course. Her teammate, Lesley Bancroft, finished second in
17:29.
Penn State’s first finisher was Heather Carmichael, who
finished in 17:51 to take third. Finishing closely behind in
WANTED: 2 DATE and 2 Junior tickets
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to North Carolina game, Nov. 8 ss. Largest selection,THE CANDY CANE
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Seattle got the ball back one more
time, but gave up the ball again with 33
seconds left after reaching its own 41.
The Eagles, beaten only by St. Louis
this season, led 7-6 at halftime.
In other games yesterday, Atlanta
whipped Buffalo, 30-14; Baltimore top
ped Kansas City, 31-24; Tampa Bay beat
the New York Giants,, 30-13; San Diego
PERSONAL
TIRED OF THE bar scene? Why not try
Rollermania! State students
receive FREE SKATE RENTAL
Saturday night Late Skate. 11:00
P.M.—1:30 A.M. every Saturday night.
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DISENCHANTED, DISJOINTED,
DISGRUNTLED, disenlranchised
plain disgusted? If this describes your
condition alter seeing your senior
portrait proofs, may we suggest you
visit the environs and studio of Bill
Coleman who, when not photographing
Lions and Ladies, has some delightfuliy
inexpensive portrait packages for
disgruntled but discriminating seniors.
301 S. Garner St. 238-8495.
PSOC SKI DIVISION DEPOSITS!! $26-
Hunter. $lOO Utah. Due Nov. 5.
Pay Nov. 3&4 at'HUB. $4O SugarbuSfT
also accepted /,
BEAUTIFUL GIRL WITH a touch of
class wearing black felt hat, 2nd
period, 351 Willard, Wed. 29. Your
gaze captivated me. Please reply.
THE BUTLER
Cheerleaders... Thanks for your
season-long support. Ist floor
McKean
WATCH FOR THE introduction of
"Weekly Collegian Discount
Week", honoring Fall graduating
seniors. Details in The Daily Collegian
soon!
ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA activities
meeting Wednesday, Nov. 5, 7
p.m. in 311 Boucke. Together, we can
make a difference.
NEED AN ESCORT? Call the Student
escort service at 863-2020
2ND RUNKLE UNDERWARE Held
Hostage Day 10. You've done your
trick, "come" get your treat. Lacka -
B.V.D.'s
GRADUATING SENIORS... Our mail
isn't Junk mail... Fill out your freebie
coupon and become a member of the
Alumni Association. It's a great way to
wind-up the best years of your life. 105
-Old Main
TIGRESS, WE WANT to see your "fur".
Where and When? Call Fish or
Magoo. 865-0642
PAM: HAPPY BIRTHDAY to my favorite
TENER TEN. Maybe someday we
can share a romantic evening tipping
cows by the light of the moon.
CONGRATULATIONS to JOE
AMMON, 403 Packer for winning
the first Chi Omega pledge class raffle.
Have fun kicking the mean green Joe! A
great big thanks to everyone else who
supported us. Better luck next time!
JAMESON: It IS a very good thing. As
a matter of fact, I’d say your x-large
life is bigger than the both of us! (oh my
Gawd!) I'm glad I'm part of it, Hydrox
P.S. Can I buy you fries at McD's?
DO MONDAYS get you down? Then
get yourself invited to the Kappa
Delta Screw Your Roomate Party. Only
5 days left!
GIRL RAQUETBALL PLAYER, white
shirt, court 9 atIM Thursday night.
Enjoyed watching you play. Would like
to get together. Call 237-9454.
Bearded guy
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TO THE RASCALS. You're all still
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TO CARLOS THE Q: Even though we
have gone our separate ways, we
still had some great times. Best of luck
upon graduation. (Bernard) Turnbull
GWEN, I HOPE the phone call was
worth it cause you missed a great
evening with all of us
TO PEROXIDE'LESS BRUNETTES:
Although I still love Stevie Nicks
even though she is now a brunette, I
was enthralled by her as a blonde: take
note and get yourself a hairdo that
rinses. "Khan"
BIG MONEY for Pitt game tickets. Call
Steve at 237-6641.
ONCE A POND A TIME, there was a
duck and duckess named Mike and
Lee. Once, in a moment of PASSION,
Lee said to Mike, "Rubber, Mikey?"
fourth was Lady Lion Mary Rawe in 17:52.
. “I am pleased with the way I ran,” Carmichael said. “It was
a tough, challenging course. It was different than what we
were used to.”
Carmichael said she wished Penn State would have run this
type of course earlier in the season. But she said she is glad the
Lady Lions combated it now because they will probably run a
similiar hilly course at nationals.
Other top finishers for Penn State were Peggy Cleary (10th,
18:20), Patty/Murnane (20th, 18:46) and Natalie Updegrove
(23rd, 18:53).
Magda Kubasiewicz finished 34th in 19:08 and 40th was
Doreen Startare in 19:17.
Schwartz is not to quick to predict the Lady Lions’ outcome
at nationals, calling it a “wait and see thing.”
“We have the personnel to run against anyone in the coun
try,” Schwartz said. “It is safe to say we will be in the top 10
and potentially in the top five if we have a good day.”
—by Peter Waldron
KEN AND PAT from Kappa Sig. the
three big guys at the end of the hall
didn't think it was funny, neither did we
Signed by the window acros. Please
reply in Personals.
CURLY HAIR GUY and guy with beard
in second period Psych . Wanna
get to know you. Call 865—0055
Staring Admirers.
ENTERTAINERS: (GUITARISTS.
FIDDLERS, singers, etc.!) share
your talent, stone soup coffee house,
(Wesley Foundation) Lucnchtime,
Tues/Thurs. Call 238-6739
ELECTION RETURNS WILL be viewed
at Anderson Headquarters, 115
Fraser St. beginning at 8:00 p.m.
tomorrow. Everyone is invited to attend
BUTLER HOUSE: WE saw you all at
your cosmic party Fri. night. You
sent our molecules into orbit. Lunars,
The Space Cadets
TO MR. C's— women, sillies, girls of
Ist Pennypacker, Behrend House
and alumni (especially Limper and
Karen), The Gaff, and Centre Glass
Co,, Thanks for making our I.M.
Football championship complete. Love,
Behrend Boys
HOUSE
HELP WANTED
MONEY IN YOUR POCKET-become a
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$2O or more per week. 237-5761
TEMPORARY WORK. NEED 20-30
people making phone calls for local
civic organization. Day and evening
hours available. Call Mrs. Hill 237-
7379
TEMPORARY WORK. NEED 20-30
people making phone calls for local
civic organization. Day and evening
hours available. Call Mrs. Hill 237-
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ON DRUGS, INC. seeking interested
individuals to staff agency hotline
counselor positions. Minimum wage.
Must give one year commitment after
successfully completing ten week
unpaid training program (to March
1982). Applications available: 236 A
South Allen Street. State College. No
phone calls. EOE
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—'Monday Night Football on a
6-foot screen and
The Daily Collegian Monday, Nov. 3, 1980—11
trounced Cincinnati, 31-14; and Detroit
knocked off San Francisco, 17-13.
Also, Dallas slid past St. Louis, 27-24;
Houston stopped Denver, 20-16; Oakland
defeated Miami, 16-10; Minnesota bom-
barded Washington, 39-14; Los Angeles
dropped New Orleans, 45-31; and New
England disposed of the New York Jets,
34-21.
EAIAW title
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was mistakenly taken from Tep
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WHIPPED CREAM for great cappucino
makers and chargers. The Candy
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