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Lion lifters place at NCAAs
By RHETT HIGH
Collegian Sports Writer
Four Penn State powerlifters placed
high in .the 1982 NCAA powerlifting
championAips March 19-21 at Marshall
University in Huntington, W.Va.
Competing were Gary Zeolla and Bin
Schmidt in the men's division and Lisa
Miller and Barbara Abel in the women's
division. Each division consisted of 50
lifters. Penn State did not place as a
team in either division because a ten
member team is required.
Zeolla, the n defending national cham
pion at 114 pounds, placed second in the
123-pound weight class and set a new
national collegiate record in the squat.
Zeolla lifted 413.25 pounds in the squat,
231.25 in the bench and 413.25 in the dead
lift, for a total of 1,058 pounds.
However, despite the new record, Zeol
la said he wasn't satisfied with his per
formance.
"I did bad, real bad," Zeolla said. "It
Barbell club to hold clinic
The Penn State Barbell Club will con
duct a weightlifting seminar on Saturday
in the fencing room at Rec Hall.
Members of the, club will provide both
instruction and demonstration of the
various lifting techniques.
Participants will be broken down into
catagories according to experience. The
Women in the Colleges of Agriculture,
Business Administration, Earth and
Mineral Sciences, Engineering, and Science
Groups to help women learn strategies to meet the demands
of the work world will be offered this term at the Career
Development and Placement Center. Topics to be discussed in
the group include: goal-setting, building support networks,
decision-making for the dual career couple, and transition from
school to work. Five one hour meetings are planned.
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was a big disappointment. I dropped 40
poues from states to nationals. I just
wasn't in good enough shape."
Zeolla was more positive about his
redord-setting squat lift.
"It's my best lift of the three," Zeolla
said. "It was a dead max lift, but I still
did better at states with a lift of 425."
Bill Schmidt, this year's state runner
up, placed eighth in the 198-pound weight
class with lifts of 573 pounds in the squat,
363 in the bench, and 573 in the, dead lift,
for a total of 1,509 pounds.
In the women's division, Lisa Miller,
the defending national champion at 148
pounds, finished sixth in the 132-pound
weight class. Miller lifted 225.75 pounds
in the squat, 115.5 in the bench, and 314 in
the dead lift, for a total of 655.25 pounds.
Barbara Abel, the 1982 state teenage
champion, placed sixth in the 148-pound
weight class. Abel lifted 303 in the squat,
148.75 in the bench, and 314 in the dead
lift for a total of 765.75 pounds.
catagories include beginning to interme
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The Sixers' Darryl Dawkins Is back, attempting to block the shot of New
Jersey's James Bailey in the Nets' 111.106 win last night.
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Nets top
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111-106
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Ray
Williams scored a season-high .39
points as the New Jersey Nets came
back from a 12-point deficit to upset
the Philadelphia 76ers, 111-106, last
night in a NBA game.
The lead changed hands 11 times
in the game, with the final switch
coming when Len Elmore scored a
long jumper with 7 : 22 left to put New
Jersey ahead 94-92.
The Sixers caught up with the Nets
twice after that, but Ray Williams
sank a jumper with 5:18 left to give
the Nets 98-96 lead.
From there, the Nets controlled
the game, moving out to their big
gest lead of the game at 109-98.
Andrew Toney and Maurice
Cheeks came up with two three-point
field goals in the closing minutes to
help the 76ers close the gap, but not
all the way.
Philadelphia dominated at the
opening, scoring 10 straight points.
New Jersey didn't score its first field
goal until 4:•59 had elapsed.
In the third quarter, Philadelphia
gained its biggest lead of the game,
72-60, on two free throws by Bobby
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NCAA Final Four:
Louisville's Crum seeks second title in three years
By BARRY WILNER
AP Sports Writer
Louisville coach Denny Crum knows the meaning of a
challenge. He also knows how to get his teams to respond to
one.
Crum has led the Cardinals to the NCAA tournament nine
times and his current team has made it to the Final Four in
New Orleans the fourth time in his 11 seasons he has gotten
Louisville to the national semifinals.
Louisville, 23-9 and ranked 20th in the nation, will face No. 6
Georgetown, 29-6, in the nightcap of Saturday's semifinals
doubleheader at the Superdome. In the opener, it will be top
ranked North Carolina, 30-2, against unranked Houston, 25-7.
"Meeting everybody's expectations is a very difficult thing in
life," admitted Crum, whose Cardinals have gone beyond what,
was expected of them by niany fans after finishing in a tie for
second in the Metro Conference.
Louisville ran through the Mideast Regional,•however, beat
ing Alabama-Birmingham in Birmingham to get to New
Orleans, where the Cardinals hope to win their second national
title in the last three years.
"Your own, your personal life, your family, and then a
profession like this that is so visual ... it's harder to live up to
expectations," Crum said. "That's why the more you win, the
more people-expect of you. ,
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brilliant guard. For the Tar Heels, a powerful starting lineup
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"How can anyone say North Carolina doesn't have depth
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"We like the challenge of playing the No. 1 team," he added.
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