Ifl—The Daily Collegian Monday, April 6, 1981
Lankford, Souza pace thinclads
By PETE WALDRON
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
Men's track coach Harry Groves
doesn't own a delicatessen. But after
Penn State sandwiched the Colonial Re
lays at Williamsburg, Va., this weekend,
winning the first and last events, people
might begin to wonder.
In the first event of the meet, the 400
intermediate hurdles, the Lions' co-cap
tain Paul Lankford took' top honors in
front of North Carolina State's Pete,Bel
troz. Lankford's time of 51.00 seconds
qualified him for the NCAA
championships.
"I am pleased with the way I per
formed," Lankford said. "Things
seemed to go real smooth. I went into the
race mentally prepared.
"I am glad the qualifying time is out of
the way. I can relax now and enjoy the
season without having the qualifying
worry hanging in the back of my mind."
Penn State's Paul Souza's seven-foot
mark and first place in the high jump,
the last event of the meet, put the top
layer on•the relays.
Groves said he was pleased with the
squad's first efforts.
"It was a good showing," he said, "but
inconsistency hurt us a little bit espe
cially in the relays. We had some men
who gave us their best and others who
were not doing what was expectpd of
them.
Penn State, Villanova, N.C. State and
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Richmond were the dominating teams."
In the freshman 1,500 meter race, the
Lions' Dwight Stephens finished third
behind Villanova's Ken Lucks and Mar
cus O'Sullivan, in 3:51.9. Freshman Dan
Draper took second in the 10,000 unclassi
fied in 30:53 as teammate senior Mark
Haywood finished fifth in 31:27.
Penn State finished third in the cham
pion distance medley. Lead leg Paul
McLaughlin, Vernon Lucas, Gary Black
and anchor leg John Zishka, who record
ed a 4:02 mile split, were the Lion four
who finished behind Villanova and Rich
mond.
In the unclassified sprint medley, Tom
Cooper takes Road Classic title
James Cooper won the third annual Competive Edge 10,000
Meter Road Classic yesterday, in, a time of 30:56 and Karen
Hollich was the first woman finiiher in 38:19.
The race was sponsored by the COmpetive Edge, a local
athletic shoe store, WMAJ-WXLR, Coca-Cola and Roy Rogers
and will benefit the Pennsylvania Associated for Retarded
Citizens.
Cooper finished only four seconds ahead of second-place
finisher Matt Haugen in a tense race.
"With a'mile-and-a-quarter to go, there was still a decent
sized pack," said Cooper, a graduate student in meteorology.
"So I surged at the top of the hill, and got rid of everybody but
Matt (Haugen); he stayed behind me about 10-20 yards. He'd
gain on the uphill, and I'd pull away on the downhill. Since the
last half mile was downhill,l won.
"If I had PAcorl off fon ono connorl ha uumilrl'uck had me "
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HARMON KARDON AMP 45 wich,
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RECEIVER: PIONEER SX-1050. 120
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large backyard. Available In sum- bedroom. Includes utilities, cable,
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Walchuck, Steve Phelan, Steve Black
and anchor McLaughlin finished in 3:31.
The 1,600 relay team of Mike Cook, Gary
Black, Stephens and Zishka took fourth
in 16:57. And in the 400 relay, Lucas,
Bruce Evans, Phelan and Lankford fin
ished second with a time of 3:14 relay.
Lankford also finished third in 110-me
ter high hurdles with a time of 14.02.
Villanova's Rodney Wilson took top hon
ors in 13.77.
The Lions also had some impressive
performances in the field eVents.
Sophomore Todd Shenk threw his per
sonal best in the discus. His heave of 152-
3 garnered him a fifth place finish. In the
CHEAP SUMMER 113 3 bedroom SUBLET •THE PERFECT Summer
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s22slsummer call Dave 237.0622 campus. Air conditioned, one bed
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COUPLE WANTED to sublet Ather- SUBLET 113 OF a two bedroom
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HUGE TWO BEDROOM apt. air
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LARGg- i TINO ,BEP,ROOR furnished .'.route. 10 min. from campus; 'near
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LOVELY, LARGE TWO bedroom
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OWN BEDROOM IN two bedroom
apt. Starting June Ist. Next year
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Furnished, porch and backyard.
Rent $lOO month, negotiable. Close
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balcony, cable, rent negotiable. Ro
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The race' had four divisions: Open, Sub-Masters (30-39),
Masters (40-49) and Veterans (50 and older). Haugen (31:00)
and Janet Norem (39:04) were the Open winners while in the
Sub:Masters, it was Lindsay Plank (31:43) arid Susan Prebish
(41:16).
In the Masters division, Dan Gannon (36:39) and Marie Doll
(48:43) were the winners and David 'Colton was the best of the
Veterans.
Julie Cowan (39:34) and Robbi Leopold (40:12) were the
thiid and fourth overall female finishers in the race, respec
tively.
One of the 420 runners who finished, according to race
organizer Pete Bortolotti, was Tom Morris, with a time of
59:46. Morris was unique because he completed the race in a
wheelchair.
javelin, senior Rob Muller took seventh
place with a throw of 213-3. Senior Don
Skerpon finished fourth in the pole vault
with a 15-foot jump. Chris Kolm of the
Catholic University Track Club took first
at 16 feet.
Groves said was pleased with the tea
m's first outdoor showing, adding that he
felt the meet was a good indicator of the
season ahead.
"We are using these meets to try to get
our team together," Groves said. "We
have to get everyone to work at the level
that they are capable of doing."
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apartment just off campus; utilities
inc..uded, balcony, air conditioning,
dishwasher. 2343445
SUMMER SUBLET 3 room
efficiency, 3 blocks from campus,
quiet, phone 238-5884,3195/month,
negotiable.
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fully furnished one large bedroom
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Jan 237-9251.
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utilities included, $220, negotiable.
237-5462
SUMMER SUBLET-ONE bedroom
furnished apartment, close to cam
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8232.
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modern conveniences. Rent nego-
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SUMMER SUBLET FALL option
large furnished efficiency. Includes
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one block from campus, 237.1248
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downtown or female roommate to now, sell when you graduate. 10 by noon.
share. Call Sally 237-1896
$3,000.00 Occupancy summer or
fall. Call 238-5708 or 237.6412 eve
nings or weekends
SUMMER SUBLET: FURNISHED ef
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Lexington House. Call Ann, 237-
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PARKWAY PLAZA FURNISHED two MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to
bedroom large, swimming pool, a/c, share 1
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Allen Pa Apts. Rent 110Imo. 9 mo.
SUMMER SUBLET: ONE bedroom, dishwasher, balcony, all utilities, lease. Call Rick 237-6978.
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female, 1 bedroom apartment, fur-
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nished, • utilities included, on. Bea- SUMMER ,SUBLET: Y 2 of 2 bed
ver, negotiable. 237-5880 evenings room, 2 bathroom apartment. lor 2
girls needed, rent negotiable. 234-
0619.
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$llO month/ best offer. Call Mark bedroom apartment, completely
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THREE BEDROOM duplex + base-
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until Sept 1 or rent longer: 234- ,SUMMER:.:UBLET, J ona bedroom e‘
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contemporary house close to cam- er 237-6459
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GRAD STUDENTS, PROFESSION
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ONE CONVENIENT RENTAL OFFICE
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Lion golfers
at Marshall
By RATHY ANDREWS
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
The men's golf team did not fare
too well in the Marshall Invitational
season opener this weekend at Hunt
ingdon, W.Va., finishing 15th out of
18 schools with a score of 938.
"The schools we facedwere more
competitive and have had more
practice,". Penn State. 'coach Joe
Boyle said. "Most of those schools
were in their fourth tournament."
In addition to the difficult competi
tion, Boyle also said the faster
greens of the Guyan Country Club
course gave the team trouble.
Freshman Tom Bean, who shot a
79, 77 and a 79 in the three rounds,
also agreed that the playing condi
tions affected his shots.,
"The greens were master.. which
made it tougher and also affected
my putts and my chip shots," Bean
said. "I hit the ball well but my score
wasn't too good."
Boyle said that although Bean did
well for a freshman and was consis-
tent in his shots, he had trouble with
his putting.
In the first round of competition
played Friday morning, the Lions
were in a fairly st.plcpi:pition with a
SPRING OR SUMMER. 2 bedroom
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FEMALE ROOMMATE-SUMMER—
Iarge one bedroom; Carlton Apart
ments, everything Included, cable,
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FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED for
one- bedroom apartment until Sep
tember 1. All utilities Included In
rent. Call Diane 234-8181
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Boyle said the intensity of the heat
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Friday, afternoon) arid the competi
tion caused the higher second round
score.
"We were right in the middle after
the first round," Boyle said. "But I
think it was the heat and the compe=
tition that got to the kids."'
In the third round Saturday af
ternoon, the Lions shot a 316 and
ended the tournament.with a total of
In individual play, the Lion junior
Bob Phillips led the way by shooting
a 229 over the three rounds. His best
score came in the first round when
he shot a 1-over-par 72.
The other Lions who competed in
the tournament were Steve
Krolikowski, who finished with a 236,
Bob Holdcroft (243), and Mike Price
(251).
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By TOM SAKELL
Daily Collegian. Sports Writer
The women's softball team shut out visiting
Temple 2-0 in the first game of Saturday's double
header, but failed to "steal" the second game,
where it lost 3-2 in 13 innings.
The Lady Lions only had two hits in the first
game, both in the first inning, but they were
enough to score two runs. Rayne Yogi, Penn
State's ace on the mound, allowed only one hit in
what turned out to be a pitchers' duel.
"I pitched all right, a lot of my stuff wasn't
working," said the junior. "They hit my fast balls
right to my infielders."_
Temple pitcher Kim Gray also had an excep
tional game. After giving up those two first-inning
hits, she settled down and allowed only one Lady
Lion to reach base for the rest of the game, via a
walk.
44,0 ;
Temple's one hit came in the fourth inning . with
two outs. Lady Owl Jan Williams was on second
when Gray lined a single to center field. Williams
tried to score, but center fielder Mary Ann Cremo
nailed her at the plate with a strong throw. It not
only ended the inning and saved a run, it was also
Ahe best defensive play of the first game.
The second game started out in typical Lady
Lion fashion with Penn State scoring one run in
the first inning off of Michelle Turk's triple. The
Lady Lions have scored at least one run in the
first inning of three of their first four regular
season games.
"We're trying to be aggressive in the first,
second and third innings," Helsel said. "We'll
take chances on the bases, and then play more
conservative in the later innings.
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DOUBLE AND SINGLE rooms on
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p
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4 " 11563
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H.U.B. Contact placement office, or
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Penn State pitcher Brenda Frey and the Lady
Lion defense were able to hold off scoring threats
in the second and fourth innings, but the Lady
Owls were too tough in the sixth. With two outs,
Shirlee Tremont reached first on an error, and
then scored on Lady Owl cleanup hitter Carol
Grusemeyer's triple which tied the game at 1-1.
Temple pitcher Sheree Davis plowed through
the Penn State lineup, retiring the side in order
for four straight innings. Carol Courtet lead off
the sixth inning with a single, advanced on an
error and stole third. But she stayed there as
Penn State fouled out to end the inning.
Temple took the lead in the 11th inning when
Tremont reached base on an error, and later
scored on Cindy Schleiker's double. That made
the score 2-1 and put all the pressure on Penn
State going into the bottom of the 11th.
The Lady Lions were ready to score some
runs.
Cremo reached base on by an error and
Christy Philips tried to sacrifice Cremo over to
second, but Temple threw the ball away and Penn
State had runners on first and second with two
outs. Michelle Turk walked on four straight
pitches to load the bases which brought up Carr,
who walked on five pitches to bring in the tying
run.
"I knew the game was on the line," 4 ,Carr said.
"I was playing with the pitcher, she was pretty
tired. I made her play my game and not hers."
With the game tied and the bases loaded,
Temple pitcher Davis worked the count to 0-2 on
designated hitter Nancy Lauer. And that's when
Crpmo tried to steal home to win the game.
"She (Davis) looked like she wasn't paying
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attention," Phillips said
Catcher Dawn Schwenke threw a slow return
to the pitcher and it didn't seem as if anyone was
ready for the steal.
"I didn't expect it," Davis said, "but I saw her
coming out of the corner of my eye."
Helsel, the third base coach, said he did not
order the steal, which he thought was a good idea.
"She's (Cremo) got speed, and I give some of
my runners license to steal," he said. "If she sees
a move on the catcher or pitcher's part, I give her
that chance. I still think she slid under the tag,
but. . ."
Cremo was caught at the plate to end the 11th
inning. From there, the game went downhill for
the Lady Lions. Helsel brought in Yori, the winner
in the first game, to relieve Frey, who had thrown
over 100 pitches in 11 innings. But the Lady Owls
tagged Yori for the winning run in the 13th inning
with Schleiker's RBI triple.
"I felt fine, I did want to come back in," Yori
said. "I should have expected I would slow down
after sitting out and then coming back in." •
Penn State's split of this double-header puts
the Lady Lions' regular season record at 2-2,
while Temple is now 9-2.
Davis, Temple's workhorse pitcher, turned in
an outstanding performance. She pitched 13 in
nings a regulation game only goes seven
innings and allowed only three hits, four walks
and had 10 strikeouts. Surprisingly, she seemed to
get stronger as the game went on.
"I love the pressure, today I kind of built into
it," Davis said. "I've pitched 23 innings in a
Florida tournament, so I've been through this
before.
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attempts to steal home in the 11th inning of the Lady Owls' 3-2 win Saturday at Lady Lion Field.
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