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Philadelphia Phillies sent seven players (Martin), 3:44. 9, Penn State, Starapoli 4 (Martin), * College Boxing Association tournament at Lehigh Pepper 2 0-0 4, Black , 1 6-6 8, Braddock 1 0-0 2, Kenny 0,1 . • • • .
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On Saturday, the Phillies released Lehigh, Weaver 1, 3:39. 15, Penn State, Lion 214:03. 16, Dixson, Lock Haven, 1:30 Of second round.
Penn State, Sullivan 1, 5:03. 17, Lehigh, Haarman 1, 12„5-Dave Garman,' Pena State, outpointed Phil Technical North Carolina coach Smith. A - 15,429. impressive victory for this . last part q,,_ -
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B s a ec tu o s n ta d ) Period -2, Penn State, John Grainda 19 36; Lehigh 30; Penn Stale 27; Villanova 18; Dickinson . Yesterday's Games We just have to get our game gOing • •,„,..? ~,„.9 fer' e)l2 - ‘"''. ' , ; -.4 / - . ... C__ ' COMMANDS.OTHER P 065 OBEIED ONE COMMAND I'VE ALWAYS THOI/614T IT
in penalties, giving Calgary the ad- Hall. Third Pedal -3, Penn State, John Grainda 20 17; Virginia 13; Central Connecticut 12; University of Chicago 109, Detroit 103 • again and get our confidence. •:•,,, . - i c c - , 11 - -- -,. ii ii It AND ME NEVER
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third period "yesterday as' the Blues
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5:00.3, Penn State, John Grainda 21 (Petracca, Rush),
12:08. 4, Penn State, John Grainda 22 (Petracca,
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p.m. in 202 Rackley
Course runs from March 23-April 29
Meeting times: MWF 4:00-6:00 p.m.
Price: $140.00 (All texts included)
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1 Much asked question of 1980
10 Signal light
15 Good luck symbol
16 Trevanian's "The Sanction"
17 Starting a paragraph
18 Loos or Bryant
19 Boot part
20 Cardinal
21' Conspirator of 44 B.C.
22 Goes awry
24 Marketplace
26 Glut
27 Aeries
29 Dummy Mortimer
31 Craggy hill
32 Manic states
34 D.C. 100
36 Naturally illuminated
39 Rages
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1 What bleaches do
2 —de Balzac
3 Waitress's concerns
4 Compass pt.
5 Certain layers
6 Ancient Tiber port
7 Matters
8 Playwright Ben and family
9 Hockey's Leach
10 Dread
11 Lucy's brother
12 Washing machine part
13 Givds a second private lesson
14 Blackboard accessories
21 Biographical Broadway musical
23 Movie feat
25 Sailing worry
28 Chairbadk part
Monday, March 23
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40 World's largest office building
42 Came together
43 Conclude
44 Palpitate
46 Alter a suit
50 Poker variety •
52 Birthpalce of 2-Down
54 war
55 Lodge doorkeepers
57 Decays
59 Cote cry
60 Set off
61 Cilia
63 Insect study: Abhr.
64 Aldrin or Armstrong .
65 Office aide
66 Family involved in 1-Across
30 Challenging one
33 Visions
35 Carved pole
36 Aware
37 Wave
38 Corrida critter
40 Murtar accompaniers
41 Give sustenance to
45 "Agnes Grey" author
47 Singer from Phildelphia
48 " . .as a bug —7
49 Drinks to
51 County of Plymouth, England
53 Cubic meter
56 San Italy
58 Revue, e.g.
61 Adipose
62 Black cuckoo
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Phone for takeouts: 131 S. Garner 234.4725
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