18—The Daily Collegian Monday, May 3, 1982 sports briefs Netwomen fall to Princeton The women's tennis team ended a rather successful spring dual match schedule in a rather unsuccessful way Saturday. The Lady Lions fell to Ivy League champ Princeton, a team which played almost flawless tennis, 8-1, in a match that produced at least one Penn State bright spot. Despite Penn State's losing four of six singles matches in straight sets, plus two of three doubles in the minimal amount, two Lady Lions had reason to be happy about their performance as a team. The No. 1 doubles' team of Carol Dan iels and Sue Whiteside handed the out standing Tigers' duo of Joy Cummings and Pia Tamayo a 6-4, 6-4 straight sets defeat. Cummings and Tamayo are the No. 1 seeded doubles' team for the East ern Association of Intercollegiate Athlet ics for Women regionals, which takes place in Princeton, N.J. next weekend. The team seeded right behind them in the No. 2 slot is, interestingly enough, Dan iels and Whiteside. "They played awesome," Head Coach Kim Muller said of the tandem's play in the first set as they "just blew them off the court." Penn State's top doubles pair was then Netmen drop Ist home loss By JOSEPH BARRETT Collegian Sports Writer The men's tennis team took two out of three matches in a quadrangular meet at the outdoor courts this weekend, beating Mercyhurst and Bowling Green, but los ing a tough contest with Ohio University. The 6 1 / 2 -2 1 / 2 loss was Penn State's first at home this year, and was a major disappointment to Coach Holmes Cath rall. Cathrall said the match should have ended the other way. "We're not a 6 1 / 2 -2% team," Cathrall said. "We should have beaten them and we just didn't do it." With the exception of No. 1 player Bill Schillings, all the Lions had a rough time against Ohio. 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ECVL title By TONY SMITH Collegian Sports Writer The men's volleyball team, ranked fourth in the country, manhandled No. 8 Rutgers-Newark, 15-6, 15-8, Saturday in Pittsburgh to win the Eastern Collegiate Volleyball League Championships and earn a trip to the NCAA Championships on May 7-8. The trip will not be a long one. For the first time in the history of collegiate volleyball, the NCAA Championships will be held in the East to be specific, at Rec Hall. Penn State will face a tall order, going up against Southern Cal, the No. 3 team in the country, on Friday night. In the other match on Friday, No. 9 Ohio State will take on No. 1 UCLA. The championship and consolation matches will be held on Saturday. For now, the Lions can relish their impressive performance at the Eastern championships, a double-elimination tournament in which they failed to lose a single match. In fact, they only lost one game the entire weekend (Each match was a best two-out-of-three). 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"We wanted to establish some depth early on in the tournament," Tait said, "and we felt we could do it against NJIT." . In the first game, the Lions had 14 kills, and eight errors. Scott Treser led the team with five kills, followed by Paul Hunczak and Bob Palka with three each. In the second game, Penn State again had 14 kills but cut its errors down to five. Treser again was tops for the Lions with four kills. Tait expressed satisfaction with the play of Treser and the bench as a whole, and said that NJIT (although not a vol leyball powerhouse) caused a few prob lems. Once again Tait spoke like a man who has had as much experience in the field of music as Michael Tilson-Thomas or Webster Lewis. "They were very unorthodox and er ratic," Tait said, "and they had no con sistent rhythm." After the NJIT win, the Lions defeated Princeton, a first-round winner over George Mason. This time Penn State used its starting lineup, and as a result, Eddie Murray hit two doubles, drove in a run and scored one and Scott McGregor recorded his 10th straight victory over California as the Baltmore Orioles defeated the Angels 6-4. Dave Winfield drove in the tie-breaking run with a line drive off the third base bag in the eighth inning and Roy Smalley added a two-run single, giving the New York Yankees a 4-2 victory over the Seattle Mariners. Dennis Eckersley scattered eight hits for his second shutout of the season and the Boston Red Sox rode a five-run first inning to a 6-0 victory over Texas; the Rangers' ninth consecutive defeat. Jeff Newman cracked a two-run homer and Jeff Burroughs scored twice to support the four-hit pitching of Mike Norris as the Oakland A's defeated the Cleve land Indians 5-2. Lloyd Moseby and Willie Upshaw drove in two runs apiece and Toronto's Jim Clancy outdueled Kansas City's Dennis Leonard, giving the Blue Jays a 7-5 victory over the Royals. In the National League, Mike Krukow hurled a four hitter for his second shutout and Mike Schmidt slammed his first home run of the season as the with Mon. the final score was 15-4, 15-4. The Lions had 12 kills and two errors in the first game; eight kills and two errors in the second. Mike "Harpo" Guyon led the Lions with four kills in the first game, while co-captain Mark Kraynik had three in the second. Penn State also had nine team blocks in the match. "We played a very crisp and smooth match," Tait said. "The execution was smooth; they blocked well and picked up Princeton's blocks real well. And I was also pleaied with the serving. We had only one serving error in the match and that was in the first game." In the meantime, Rutgers-Newark considered the only other team that had a shot at winning Easterns had beaten East Stroudsburg in two straight games and defeated host Pitt in three games to earn the right to play Penn State on Saturday. 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St. Louis left-hander John Martin pitched a no-hitter ti for six innings and Keith Hernandez and Gene Tenace drove in three runs apiece to lead the Cardinals to a 6-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds and a split of their doubleheader. The Reds won the opener 5-1 as Eddie._ Milner and Ron Oester, the first two men in the Cincinnati order, accounted for six hits and four runs. Tim Wallach drove in four runs with his first homer of , the season and a pair of singles to lead a 17-hit Montreal attack as the Expos riddled Los Angeles 13-1 behind ohe five-hit pitching of Steve Rogers. ( LITTLE PIECES OF EARTH FOR SALE... or; - Opals Diamonds Rubies Set in Jewelry of Gold and Silver THE SILVER CELLAR 1.43 S Allen SI 237.1566 HELP _WANTED:, CASH FOR WEEKENDS. 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"Bruce (Van Horn) had some good one on-one blocks, which really helped us out." - So the Lions were victorious. But it wasn't over yet. Since the tournament was double-elimination, a lot of people expected a rematch between the two teams in the finals. And, of course, it .happened. The Lions eliminated George Mason from contention, 15-3, 15-10. Rutgers- Newark also won, earning the right to play Penn State again. However, its second try was not even as successful as its first, as it fell to the Lions in two straight games. SPIKER NOTES: Four players from I Penn State made the first-team All-East selections: Van Horn, Mike "Harpo" Guyon, Chuck Kegerreis and Steve Hun kins: Mark Kraynik and Jeff Johnson were second-team All-East selection s. . .other members of the All-East squad were Guy Clermont, Alherd Kazu ra and Maxime Innocent of Rutgers- Newark, and Bill "Chubby" Baird and Bill Knuth of Pitt. NEED OPERATIONAL RESEARCH expert to discuss one project. Pay, negotiable. 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Major league baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division Boston ,‘i Detroit Milwaukee New York Toronto Cleveland Baltimore Western Division 16 8 12 9 12 9 13 11 11 14 9 15 6 13 ,California 'Kansas City Chicago Oakland Seattle Minnesota Saturday's Games Oakland 8, Cleveland 2 Boston 6, Texas 5, 12 Innings Detroit 5, Chicago 2 Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 5 California 6; Baltimore 4, 13 Innings Kansas City 8, Toronto 7 New York 5, Seattle 1 Yesterday's Games New York 4, Seattle 2 Baltimore 6, California 4 Boston 6, Texas 0 Oakland 5, Cleveland 2 Chicago 10, Detroit 3 Milwaukee 11, Minnesota 4 Toronto 7, Kansas City 5 Today's Oamos Seattle (Moore 1.3) at Baltimore (Flanagan 0-3), (n). ' Minnesota (Felton 0.2) at. Boston (Rainey 1-0), (n). Wednesday, April 28 California (Kison 0-0) at Cleveland (Barker 3-1), (n). SIXERS 120, Milwaukee 108 Oakland (Keough 2.2) at New York (John 1.3), (n). 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Please reply; Mike Kansas City (Spllltorlf 1.1) al Milwaukee (Caldwell 1.1), (n) • Only games scheduled St. Louis Montreal New York PIRATES Chicago PHILLIES Atlanta San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Blue White 12 14 35.88 33.72 128 170 59 44 12-20-0 18-38-2 6-34 7.39 .3.0 ' 1.0 6-30 11.120 Houston Late games not Included Saturday's Games Cincinnati 10, St.Louls 1 San Francisco 6, New York 3 Los Angeles 2, Montreal 1 Houston 6, PIRATES 3 Chicago 5, Atlanta 1 San Diego 9, PHILLIES 6 Yesterday's Games Cincinnati 5, St.Louls 1, Ist game St.Louls.at Cincinnati, 2nd game Houston 6, PIRATES 2 Atlanta 10, Chicago 3 Sri Francisco 4, New York 3, Ist game New York at San Francisco, 2nd game Montreal at Los Angeles PHILLIES at San Diego Atlanta (P.Nlekro 0.0) at PIRATES (Solomon 1-2), (n). Chicago (Notes 3-2) at St. Louis (B.Forsch 40), (n). Montreal (Gullickson 1.1) at San Diego (Montefusco 1 2), (n). New York (Puleo 2.2) at Los Angeles (Hooton 1.1), (n). PHILLIES (Ruthven 0.3) at San Francisco (Fowlkes 3 1), (n). Only games scheduled Pct. GB .682 .609 1 .579 2 .450 5 .409 6 400 6 .350 7 Sixers-Bucks PHILADELPHIA (100) Erving 7 7-9 21, C. Jones 8 4.4 20, Dawkins 3 3.6 9, Cheeks 7 0-0 14, Toney 3 0-0 6, B. Jones 7 4.4 18, Richardson 3 00 6, Bantom 2 243 6. Totals 40 20-29 100. MILWAUKEE (93) Ma. Johnson 10 3-5 23, Lister 3 0-0 6, Lanier 4 1.2 9, Moncrief 2 7-7 11, Winters 9 1-1 22, Mi. Johnson 5 6-7 16, Cummings 0 00 0, Catchings 0 0-0 0, Smith 1 1.23, May 1 1.2 3. Totals 35 20.26 93. Philadelphia Milwaukee Three point goals Winters 3. Fouled out Dew. kins, Lanier. Total fouls Philadelphia 27, Milwdukee 30. A 11,052. NBA CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Best of Seven Eastern Conference Sunday, April 25 Boiton 109, Washington 91 SIXERS 125, Milwaukee 122 OWN ROOM IN furnished home. 10 HERSHEYPARK DAY—HAVE you minutes to library. Cheap. Females heard about Penn State Day at only. Cali 237.6706 Hersheypark? It's May 15! Special SUMMER SUBLET. FOUR bedroom package deal includes price of ad house. $lOO per month. (females) mission and chartered bus - $l5. Block from campus. Call Liz 865- Tickets on sale in alumni office 105 5688 Old Main RIDE WANTED BOSTON area. Will pay. May 1.9. 865-8481 WANT• FEMALE PASSENGER to Houston 5/28(29) one way to share expenses. Arrive 5/30(31) Bari 865- 8588 :. - 7 , .p - A..5'0N.:0".14 AAAAA: FREE KEG and 1 month free rent to anyone who sublets this 3 bdrm. beauty in the exclusive loft townhouse apts...that includes a/c and furnishing. It's a giveaway! Call Eric or Don at 237-2585 ABOUT RESUMES .... Isn't it about time you put yours 'in the hands of the professionals at Colle gian Production? R00m.7 Carnegie Building, 10am - spm ABOUT SUNSET HORSEBACK trail rides. Weekday sunset special. Ride from 6.8 PM $lO. Weekday Discounts anytime. Nittany Mt. Tra il Rides 234.1300 ALWAYS WANTED TO try a horse back camping trip. Now I can with Nittany Mt. Trail Rides. Cookout over campfires 234.1300 ANYONE WITH PICTURES of the rescue and subsequent helicopter transportation of the student in jured at Stone Valley please call 865.7211 ATTENTION GROUP PRESIDENTS Deadline May 7 for purchasing orga nization pages. Stop In 209 HUB ATTENTION GIRLS: GO all the wayl Surprise your friends at your next party with a Male Stripper! For more info. call 238-4891 AZN'S: CONGRATULATIONS ON completing your "Fun Week". We're looking forward to some good times! AZL's BEST WISHES FOR a speedy recov- THE COMMONS: LUXURY town ery to Tim Goodrich, injured at the house seven minutes from HUB: All Regatta. Anyone wishing to send modern convenience,s. We need get well cards or letters may write three people to sublet for summer. c/o Geisinger Medical Center, Dan- Jay 234-2668. Rent neg ville, PA 17821 THE PREGNANT WHALE swims CRABCAKES: WOULD LIKE anoth• 5/8/82 Pottsville area high school er dance with you at "C's" Fast Bpm. Call Mike for tickets 234.3653 Freddy TO MY FAVORITE chick: Thanks for DESPERATE! TWO FEMALES need making this year very special to me, Jersey Shore housing for' summer. I'll never forget you. Love, your Preferably Stone Harbor area. Trish Ducky Buddy 865.4926 FREE TO GOOD home: black puppy with white paws and chest. Small to medium size, but breed unknown. Call 238-3377 after 5:30 GEORGIE THE STOUGHTON life guard has a very shiny nose; and after he starts drinking, you could even say it glows. Face GT YOUR REFRIGERATORS run ning Arron F. Is due May Bth NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division Western Division Friday's Games 17 6 .739 Boston at Washington, if needed, 14 6 .700 1 1 / 2 SIXERS at Milwaukee, it needed. 11 11 .500 5 1 / 2 11 11 .500 51/2 Sunday, May 9 10 12 .455 6 1 / 2 Washington at Boston, it needed. 11 14 .440 7 . Milwaukee at SIXERS, If needed. Today's Games 29 27 19 25-100 29,20 22 22-93 HEY ANITA F. From a Yatsko Yank er to a Rob Rubber, What's next? The J.G. Boys HEY DENISE V.H. Anita Kisses Hob's A. better than you do. Why don't you try the frontal approach? The I.E. Boys HEY VIVIEN!!! HERE it is • your own personal "personal"! You're not taking me seriously • come to Boston H.O.P.S. GAYLINE 863-0588 7-9 pm daily, information and raps on ho mosexuality and gay lifestyles KODAK FILM • 100 rolls of Kodak film for only 12 cents per roll. Any exposure, any size. Call 238-8819 and keep trying. MARKS. THANK you for the beauti ful white roses! A nice surprise!! Robyn MUGSY, LATE CONGRATULA TONS on Lions Legion. Doc. PERUVIAN BOMBSHELL - CAN'T we be friends? Your Fool PSU'S FIRST PUNK festival. Six bands, Friday May 7th,7:00 til ? Walnut Building, $3 donation REACH OUT 'B2- A day for children. Volunteers needed. Details: HUB ground floor REGGAE PARTY STATE College premiere if Reggae Film Rockers. May 10th and 11th 9:30 at Scorpian. Music and dancing afterwards. Info call 237-3808 RETURNED FROM WEST HEMPSTEAD N.Y. 4/25 Blond girl, glasses, week home. I changed buses, you. didn't. I'm amazed, Te amo, Guy in orange shirt Dave. 865- 3152 REWARD! FOR INFORMATION leading to return of Reggae tapes taken from the Scorpion Mar. 25th 237-8837 SEND A ROSE to mom for mother's day. 9 - 4 Hub ground floor 4:30 -6:30 Findlay TRAVEL AROUND THE world with out Joining the Navy! Earn twelve to fifteen credits on our floating col loge campus either semester. For Information call 800-854-0195 toll free TRESSY• NOW THAT you're Troop er Transue can we still have room mate incest? Congratulations! T,F Fit!"Cll Saturday's Games Boston 92, Washington 83 Milwaukee 92, SIXERS 91 Cameron Pittsburgh Lackawanna Yesterday's Games Fulton Boston 103, Washington 99, OT, Boston leads series Beaver 3-1 SIXERS 100, Milwaukee 93, SIXERS leads series 3.1 Wednesday's Games Washington at Boston. Milwaukee at SIXERS. Western Conference Tuesday, April 27 Los Angeles 115, Phoenix 96 San Antonio 95, Seattle 93 Wednesday, April 28 Los Angeles 117, Phoenix 98 Seattle 114, San Antonio 99 Friday, April 30 San Antonio 99, Seattle 97 Los Angeles 114, Phoenix 108 Yesterday's Games San Antonio 115, Seattle 113, San Antonio leads series 31 Los Angeles 112, Phoenix 107, Los Angeles wins series 40 Wednesday's Game San Antonio at Seattle. Friday's Game Seattle at San Antonio, If needed Sunday, May 9 San Antonio at Seattle, If needed Intramural Softball DORMITORY SOFTBALL As of April 23 League A Hemlock Tamarack Larch Jordan I League B Jordan II Linden Sequoia Hickory Beech • League C Hershey Clearfield Pottstown Lawrence Leete I League D Easton Snyder Mifflin Jefferson Nitt 27.29 LosT. . . ~ ... ~ . . . SAWDUST • .:. • § DOG LOST: small, friendly brown & dog named Sammy lost after auto Y accident near intersection of Bennnr, Pike and Fisherman's Paradise Rd. Please call Rhonda or Bill at 234.2378. We love and miss him very much. Delivered in tractor/trailer loads LOST AT REGATTA "Clothes to you" plastic shopping bag. Around control table. Much sentimental § Matson Lumber Company value. Desperately want contents -814-849-5334 generous reward. Call 234-0581 LOST NECKLACE! WITH blue rect. 6.t..6.1,0,,6ne.0n c p,p,,p, e 6., L 6,. angular background stone and but- call for price ..:i.:::. - .....-.. - 1,..',: . ".F0UND..:.1..: . ,:;.:..:..::: "FOUND" NOTICES ARE PUBLISHED FOR THREE DAYS AT NO CHARGE al documents of Kharmen and Ros• tam Dahniubed-Chami. Lost in A SILVER BRACELET at I.M. South Sparks street area. Call 237- softball field. Call Brent 865-0285 3333 or 237.6428 FOUND AT REGATTA: Kodak cam era with 3 initials. Call to identify. Mike 238-9680 FOUND KEYS WITH trim pen-knife BEAUTIFY YOUR RESIDENCE. Earn in the Willard building men's room. beautiful soilfree plants. Have a Contact campus police plant party. Call Kris 355-8781 GOLD BRACELET IN Hammond INDEPENDENT MOBILE D.J. 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