20—The Daily Collegian Friday, Feb. 10, 1984
Lady fencers on the road
for tri-meet in Baltimore
By STACY NOONAN
Collegian Sports Writer
The women's fencing team will
try to continue its winning ways
Saturday when it travels to Balti
more for a meet at Johns Hopkins
with Goucher College and William
and Mary.
Last Saturday the Lady Lions
defeated Carnegie-Mellon, James
Madison, Duke, Northwestern,
and the University of North Caroli
na in their largest home meet of
the year.
Penn State has not fenced any of
the other schools in this weekend's
competition so far this season.
Lady Lion Head Coach Beth Al
phin expects William and Mary to
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Alphin also said she will be
fencing many of the reserve
fencers in this meet to give them
more experience.
Hope Meyer, who was unde
feated in last weekend's meet, and
Alyson Frost are expected to lead
the team Saturday.
No. 1 fencer Jana Angelakis,
who took second place at the de-
Beaumont Tournament in London
last Saturday, will be in Gopping
en, Germany for another World
Cup event and will not be able to
fence in this weekend's meet.
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Belcher case reveals free agent flaw
By BRUCE LOWITT
AP Sports Writer
NEW YORK Don Fehr, executive director of
the Major League Baseball Players Association,
said yesterday the rule enabling the Oakland A's to
take pitcher Tim Belcher away from the New York
Yankees "indicates there are very serious prob
lems with the whole compensation system."
As compensation for the loss of pitcher Tom
Underwood, a Type A free agent, to Baltimore, the
A's dipped into the Yankees' farm system Wednes
day and picked Belcher, a 21-year-old right-hander
signed to a pro contract only last week.
Belcher was drafted three days after the Yan
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soon-as he signed last Monday, his name went into
the pool of players available to those teams losing
players to free agency.
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pitcher Tom Seaver and lost the symbol of their
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Roy Eisenhart, president of the A's, said Oakland
had decided to let Underwood go and take "a good
minor league player. We felt Belcher was the best
player available "
Fehr, noting that "Oakland made no concerted
effort to sign Underwood," said the union is "very
concerned that the players' bargaining power has
been diluted. Compensation, as it is now, makes the
loss of a player much easier to bear. ,
"We were assured by the owners," Fehr said,
"that all the clubs would be able to protect every
body they wanted to protect." He said that in the
negotiations leading to the existing collective bar
.gaining agreement, the owners sought to limit the
protected list to about 15 players and that the union
wanted it to cover about 40."
"The Seaver and Underwood incidents demon
strate we were right, that we have a.major prob
lem," Fehr said. "It wasn't supposed to work this
way."
Belcher was the top pick in the secondary phase
of the amateur draft Jan. 17 three days after the
protected lists were submitted having turned
down an offer from the Minnesota Twins last year,
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who selected him in the regular phase of last
summer's draft.
The Yankees could have avoided losing Belcher if
they had held off signing him until Underwood was
signed by the Orioles last Monday. But Joe Safety,
the Yanks' public relations director, said they had
to sign him by Feb. 1 because "he was going to go
back to school (Mount Vernon Nazarene College in
Ohio) the next day if we didn't."
"When we were building this system," Fehr said
of the compensation-pool plan, "no one thought
about amateur players with whom clubs had nego
tiating rights
"As far as Belcher is concerned, I haven't had a
chance to speak with him: But he made a deal with
the Yankees under the assumption he would at
least start out his career in the Yankees' organiza
tion. You - have to wonder if he would have signed
and given up his amateur status if he'd known he
wouldn't be playing for the Yankees.
"Whether his selection falls within the paramat
ers of the (collective'bargaining) agreement needs
further deliberation. As far as we're concerned, we
will do whatever is necessary to protect the integri
ty of the agreement."
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sportswear and advertising, spe
cialty needs. T-shirts start at a
buck. 237.2726
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BASEBALL
American League
CALIFORNIA ANGELS --Signed Rob Picclolo, in
fielder.
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CLEVELAND INDIANS—Signed Mike Fischlin,
shortstop, and Brook Jacoby, third baseman.
NEW YORK YANKEES—Traded Guy Elston,
pitcher, to the Cleveland Indians for Rick' Browne,
pitcher, to complete an earlier trade..
OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Acquired Tim Belcher,
pitcher, from the New York Yankees as compensa-
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Lion In the free•agent player pool
National League
LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Purchased the con
tract of Carlos Granlllo, pitcher, from Aguasca
!lentos of the Mexican Ceague.
NEW YORK METS—Signed Scott Holman, Jeff
Bittiger, Tim Leary, Rich Pickett, and Jesse Orosco,
pitchers, Mike Fitzgerald, catcher, Gary Rajsich,
first baseman•outfielder, Len Dykstra, outfielder,
and Jose Oquendo, shortstop, to one-year con
tracts.
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PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Signed Brian Harper,
outfielder, to a one•year contract.
EVERY MONDAY SPECIAL-two
enchiladas, beans, rice, and cof
fee (no refill), $1.99. Only at
TACO ED'S, 226 West College
Ave.
FINE SELECTION MUSIC acces
sories and musical instruments.
Quality repair work done on any
instrument In' our own shop -
Music Mart
COME UP TO contemporary at
the Hairloft by Charles. Hair and
skin care, pedicures, and elec
trolysis, 512 E. College Ave., no
appt. necessary
; CRABTREE JEWELERS •132 S.
Expert jewelry repairs/
appraisals; free gift wrapping;
doggies welcome. No job too
large or small
DECORATOR'S WORKSHOP
FEBRUARY Blahs sale. Paint,
wallpaper, carpeting, draperies.
Up to 50% off on paints. Open
7:30.5:30. Thursdays till 9 pm
DON'T LET BAD weather ruin
your boots and shoes - have
them fixed at Custom Shoe Re
pair, 210 S. Allen Street, 238-
0827
FISHNOOK PET EMPORIUM
check our prices. Over 1000 gal
lons of fish plus reptiles and
more 2100 North Atherton Street
238-4570 •
FLYING FINGERS TYPING Serv
ice: A complete typing service
one block from campus 10:30-
4:3opm Mon.-Fri., 119 S: Fraser
Street, Suite B, 237-3315
Nice, France
Rome, Italy
Salamanca, Spain
LITTLE PIECES
OF EARTH
FOR SALE...
as
Amethyst
Diamond
Ruby
Set In Jewelry
of Gold and Sliver
THE SILVER CELLAR
153 S. Allen St. 237-1566
Eagles' Hairston dealt to Cleveland
PHILADELPHIA (AP) —The Phil
adelphia Eagles have traded veteran
defensive end Carl Hairston to the
Cleveland Browns for an undisclosed
conditional pick in the 1985 draft, the
team announced yesterday.
Hairston, 31, was the Eagles' sev
enth round draft choice in 1976 from
Maryland-Eastern Shore. He started
106 consecutive games for Philadel
phia until he was replaced in the 12th
Bucs' Madlock recovering after surgery
PITTSBURGH (AP) Pittsburgh
Pirates third basethan Bill Madlock
was in excellent condition after un
dergoing an emergency appendecto
my at a Pittsburgh hospital
Wednesday, a hospital spokeswoman
said.
FOREIGN CAR PARTS Stbre,
parts for all Imported cars, com
plete stock. 1680 W. College
Ave. 238.8021
FREEPORT FOR SPRING Break!
3 and. 4 night vacations from
$199 reserve now! Professional
travel 237.7809, Below Mid-State
Bank
GNOMON COPY 130 W. College ,
Ave., 237-1111. Open Elam to
9pm, thesis and resume, quality
xerox and offset, copies, bind
ing and luminating. Wide range
of paper
HALL'S MOTEL, walk to Univer
sity campus. Luxury rooms at
budget prices. 1040 North Ather
ton 238.6783
KEYSTONE TV AND Appliance.
TV's, appliances, all available
below retail prices. White-west
inghouse, Maytag, Panasonic
Microwaves, Zenith sales and
service, 111 Fraser Street
LAUREL HALLMARK: featuring
Hallmark cards, writing paper,
candles, puzzles, gifts, party
ware. Across from Old Main. M-
W 9.5:30, Th-Fri 9-9, Sat 9-5.
LYONS KENNELS CARES about
your pet! Excellent grooming
and boarding facilities, Pet Sup•
plies , and Spring Pets-ferrets,
gerbils, guinea pigs, mice
MASTER SWEEP! I have over
1000 clean chimneys to my cred
it. Call Red Lion 234-3740.
MID-STATE WHOLESALERS-
Home and car stereo, video,
tools, appliances, tires. Check
our daily classified ads. We in
stall car stereo 238-1165.
MILLER MCVEIGH RENTAL will
rent you a new 1984 Ford for that
time in need. Call us now
NEED TO RELAX? Facials, mai
cures, sculpturnails, pedicures,
haircutting, styling- men/wo
men. We do it all!! Images 111220
West College 237.0562
NEW YORK TIMES campus de
livery, 50% off newsstand price
Call 234-1788 for more informa
tion
PARK FOREST CAR Wash- Two
automatics open daily 8-6.
Heated high pressure bays al
ways open. 2108 North Atherton
St. 238-4622
PERMANENT BRAIN DAMAGE
offered at a cheap price daily.
The best roastbeef sandwiches.
Open noon-2am. Live entertain
ment nightly. Brickhouse
PLANNING 10 TAKE graduate
school entrance exam In the
near future, GRE, GMAT, LSAT,
contact the Stanley H. Kaplan
Educational Center 238-1423
RELAX! RENT-A-Student house
cleaning, painting, snow remov
al, odd jobs, excellent
references, free estimates. 238-
5225
RENT TERMINALS, VIDEO
DISCS, televisions, videorecord
ers. Repairs on all televisions
and stereos. Buy audiotape, vi
deotape, audiovisual supplies.
Acorn, 232 S. Allen, 238-6021
STAMPS BOUGHT AND sold,
also supplies and appraisals. All
at the Stamp Shop, 119 S. Fraser
Street, 238-7833
STUDIO'S,•ONE, TWO, and three
bedroom apartments. Pleasant
and private country setting. Pets
welcome. Call Pennwood North,
234.4309
SUITS AND SPORTSCOATS at
the lowest prices-unbeatable
savings on PENNSHIRE'S win
ter clearance. Hurry to save at
Pennshire Clothes!
SUPERIOR MUFFLER for your
one stop car care. From wind.
shield wipers to complete brake
system repairs
THIS 14th ORDER A heart
shaped pizza and receive a corn
plimentary flower and glass of
wine or soda. Village Inn Pizza
Parlor
WE CARRY A complete line of
foreign and domestic auto parts:
Open till 6. Stoicheff's Auto
Parts, 238-8448
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The five most
dangerous words
in the English
language.
The Daily Collegian Friday, Feb. 10, 1984-21
game last season by Greg Brown,
who finished second on the squad with
eight quarterback sacks.
"We appreciate all the great years
Carl Hairston has given us," said
Eagles head coach, Marion Camp
bell. "Last season we made a deci
sion to start some of The younger
players and replace Carl with Greg
Brown. We were very pleased with
Greg's progress."
Madlock, 33, is expected to remain
at St. Margaret Memorial Hospital at
least three days, team spokesman
Jim Bowden said.
The surgery, which began at 6:30
a.m. and took 45 minutes, was per
formed by Dr. David Connolly.
dal;, Collegian
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