12—The Daily Collegian Monday, April 9, 1984
Laxers put it together against No. 7 Hofstra
By JEFF SAUKAITIS
.Collegian Sports Writer
In its first seven games of the season, the men's
lacrosse team showed flashes of brillance. But the
Lions were unable to put together a strong effort
against some of the tougher teams in the country.
That is, until Saturday afternoon.
When senior attackman Tom Lion scored at the
1:48 mark of sudden death overtime, Penn State (4-
4) defeated seventh-ranked Hofstra, 11-10. The win
was significant not only because it was the Lions'
first against a ranked team, but also because it
should give the team greater confidence for the
difficult schedule that lies ahead.
Head Coach Glenn Thiel said the Lions made
definite progress Saturday because they played
well throughout the contest and had no break
downs.
"We gained a lot of confidence and we played
'very well the whole game," Thiel said. "It was
probably our only game all year when everybody
played very well. There were no lapses particular
ly.
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The game started out as a seesaw battle in the
first quarter with Hofstra taking an early 2-0 lead
just 2:47 into the contest, before attackman Rich
Russo scored at the 4:37 mark and Lion netted the
fii•st of his five goals on the afternoon at 7:17.
The quarter ended with Penn State clinging to a
4-3 lead and the Lions increased the margin to 8-5 at
halftime on second period tallies from freshman
attackman Mike Mosko, senior attackman Gary
Martin, and Lion, who scored two in the period.
But Hofstra began to take control of the game in
the third quarter, scoring four consecutive goals to
take a 9-8 lead. With Hofstra beginning to control
the tempo and shut down the Penn State offense,
freshman defenseman Marty Coyle ended a Lion
dry spell with his first collegiate goal at 14:34 into
the period.
Coyle came all the way down the field from his
defensive position to score the unassisted goal and
regain momentum for the Lions. Thiel said Coyle's
goal was the key play of the game.
"Hofstra came on really strong in the third
quarter and they changed their defense on us,"
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Thiel said. "They were able to pretty much domi
nate play for about 99 percent of that quarter.
"But once Marty Coyle scored that goal, the
whole fourth quarter was very even," he added.
"We seemed able to jack up the enthusiasm anoth
er notch so that the entire fourth quarter was
tightly. played."
Thiel also credited Coyle with an outstanding
defensive effort since he had to guard Hofstra
midfielder Dave McCullough, perhaps the Dutch
men's biggest offensive weapon. Coyle held McCul
lough to one goal and one assist:
Thiel said the offense made more progress Satur
day, scoring 11 goals againit one of the strongest
defensive teams in the country. Thiel was especial
ly pleased with the way Lion rose to the occasion
when the Hofstra defense keyed on Martin. Lion
finished the game with five goals and two assists.
Against Hofstra, Thiel said the Lions played their
first solid all-around game and gave a maximum
effort for the entire 60 minutes. He hopes the team
will maintain that level of play when it hosts
Rutgers, another ranked team, next Saturday.
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234-2790
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1,2, or 3 persons. Rent negotia
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swimming pool, A/C, utilities,
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5998.
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rent negotiable. Call 234-2077.
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large one bedroom apt. Price
neg. Call Dan 234-6901
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miles from campus. $215.00
month. 466.6402
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8523
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call Mark 237-0969.
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attractive effeciency, ww/carpet,
great location, quiet grad or
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evenings
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bedroom, furnished, cable, rent
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two bedroom, two-three people,
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East Beaver. One block from
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August 19. Call 237-8751
Bucs sweep past Dodgers
LOS ANGELES (AP) Lee
Lacy collected four singles,
walked once and drove in three
runs sparking the Pittsburgh Pi
rates to a 5-2 victory over the Los
Angeles Dodgers yesterday and a
sweep of the three game series.
Rick Rhoden, 1-0, and Cecilio
Guante combined on an eight-hit
ter, with Guante recording his
second save of the season.
Fernando Valenzuela, 0-2, was
raked for four runs on nine hits in
six innings. In two starts the Los
Angeles left-hander has given up
10 runs (nine earned) and 17 hits in
nine innings.
Mike Marshall, slugged a two
run homer in the seventh inning,
his second of the season, for Los
Angeles, which is off to a 1-4 start.
Marvell Wynne and Lacy
started the game with singles.
SUMMER SUBLET: YOUR own
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6833
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furnished, large one bedroom
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and cable Included. Rent nego
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bus, pool pass. Rent negotiable.
238-1063. Mark
SUMMER SUBLET WITH fall op
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brook apartment 234-8371
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Bdrm apartment for 2-3 people,
close to campus, air-condi
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all utilities, $lOO/month each.
238.3879
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nished efficiency. Graduate stu
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SUMMER SUBLET. ONE bed
room Beaver Hill. NC, large bal
cony, utilities, parking. $240
gets entire apartment . for 1.3
people. Call 234-6272
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room ranch house; close to cam
pus, IGA, Laundromat-rent
negotiable. Call 238-5773 SU
MMER SUBLET-TWO minute walk
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$lOO per person(4)
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trash facilities on every floor, 24 HR. "We
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SUMMERSUBLET: UP to 3 peo
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$91.25/month. Call 238.8143
SUMMER SUBLET ONE block
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water, HBO. Rent negotiable.
234-7997
THREE SUMMER SUBLETS
available. Female, large apart
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TOFTREES SUBLET 2 bedroom
1 112 bath w/d a/c quiet sunny
location call 237-5888
VERY CHEAP SUMMER sublet.
Beaver Hill apartment for one or
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WHOLE FLOOR IN large fur
nished house - 3 bedrooms -
washer/dryer, dishwasher -$270
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$60.00 A MONTH, summer sub
let at Beaver Terrace. Need two
females. Call susan or Lisa at
234.3659 after seven
3 FEMALE SUMMER sublets.
Two bedroom furnished apt.
Beaver Terrace utilities, A/C,
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Race against Dystrophy
give
us a
CArkroag Taza
Two outs later, Amos Otis walked,
filling the bases, and Johnny Ray,
who was 6-for-14 in the three-game
series, followed with a two-run
single.
Reds 8
Phillies
CINCINNATI (AP) From his
seat on the Cincinnati Reds bench,
outfielder Eddie Milner figured
his team was in trouble when the
Philadelphia Phillies presented
ace Steve Carlton with a five-run
lead in the fifth inning yesterday.
"You tend to think things don't
look too good," Milner said.
The Phillies gave but quickly
took away, making two errors to
let the Reds tie the game in the
bottom of the fifth.
MARCH
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Baseball team takes 2 of 3 from G
By MARK ASHENFELTER
Collegian Sports Writer
The baseball team opened its Atlantic 10 season this
weekend by taking two out of three from host George
Washington. It was a welcome return to action for Penn
State, which had been idled by poor field conditions for the
past two weeks.
The Nittany Lions (5-7) won the opener 7-2 behind a
complete-game performance by Mike Bellaman. In the
nightcap, the pitching deserted Penn State as the Coloni
als walked away with a 9-3 decision.
Yesterday, the squad exploded for 15 hits on its way to a
13-6 victory.
It was a strong offensive, performance for the Lions
considering they hadn't played a game since dropping a
twinbill to Navy on March 24. During that stretch of
inactivity, the squad was unable to get in more than a Yesterday, Jim Harry and Ray Moyer combined to hold
minimal amount of practice outdoor s , a factor that has George Washington hi six runs despite allowing 14 hits.
been known to put hitters at a severe disadvantage when ' The Lions batted around in the first, scoring three runs,
they finally play under actual game conditions. and added six more in the third to take a 9-3 lead.
Penn State's offense, however, was out in force, scoring Gary Binduga led the offense with three hits and scored
23 runs on 35 hits over the course of the three-game series. two runs. He was supported by Ed Washell, Todd Hosteti-
Randy Simcox, who went 10-for-11 overall, nailed 10 er, Walker and Simcox, each of whom accounted for two
consecutive hits at one point 'and also reached on a walk hits and scored two runs.
ROOMMATES
AAAA FEMALE WANTED to
share 1/4 of 2 bedroom apt.,
summer. $ll5, negotiable. Two
minutes to campus. Call 234-
4692
A SASSY SUMMER sublet/fall
option. 1 bedroom for 2 close!
Rent very negotiable. 238.0855
A SASSY SUMMER sublet/fall
option. One bedroom for two.
Close! Rent very negotiable.
238.0855
FEMALE ROOMMATE, NON—
SMOKER, needed to share new
one•bedroom Hetzel condomini
um (College Avenue) Call Maria,
865-4329 '
FEMALE ROOMATE NEEDED to
sublet own room In southgate
townhouse for summer. call 237-
9167 evenings.
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED
for Fall 'B4-August 'B5 to share
1-bedroom apt. in Park Hill Apts.
$146/mo. includes all utilities.
Call 237.6930 after 3 p.m.
HELP! NEED FEMALE room
mate to share 1/3 of apartment
Fall'B4, Spring'Bs. Swimming
pool, tennis court, free bus
pass. Cindy 865.6987 or Sarah
865.4655
ROOMMATE(S) NEEDED, MALE
or female. May thru August.
West College between Nlttriay
and Centre Beverage. Furnished
and complete with outstanding
cook! If interested call Mark 234-
2568 for further info
ROOMMATES WANTED FOR
'B4-85. 1 or 2 females to share
1/2 of great 2 bedroom. Call
Anna 234-2296.
TWO FEMALE ROMMATES
needed 84/85. Rent reasonable,
utilities included. Fully fur
nished with new furniture, 15
minutes from campus. Call 237-
8655
TWO FEMALES TO share 1/3 of
house. $lO5 plus utilities; walk
ing distance. Carol 865.4138.
Robbyn 865-5287.
TWO NON—SMOKING females
needed. Large 1-bedroom apart
ment. $165 utilities Included 9-
month lease. Close campus.
237.3990 •
1974 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS
am/fm stereo tape, rally wheels,
black. excellent condition, buck
et seats. call jon 238-5980
$1500.00.
"' Oast 41 0,"
atAO PO'
Village Inn
Mon. thru Fri., 7 to 11 a.m.
includes:
• eggs
• sausage
• home fries
• fresh muffins
• white and rye toast
• jams and jellies
• cold cereals
• 3 varieties of juice
• fresh fruit, salad bar items
• coffee or tea
• a la carte
• enjoy free copies of USA Today
Village Inn Pizza
1767 N. Atherton St. 237.1484
ROOMS
NON—SMOKING GRADUATE
students preferred for private
room near campus with quiet
study environment 237-6581
OWN ROOMS, HOUSE close
Utilities, maid service Included
Summer, fall optional
$lOO/month. Call 237.5603
YOUR OWN. FURNISHED bed
room. Share living arrangements
with quiet male. Private en
trance. Available June 238-4400.
HOUSES
TWO ROOMMATES NEEDED for
1/2 of 3 bedroom house. Lease
starts summer through 84-85.
Furnished, includes all utilities,
heat. Many extras. Across from
campus. 238.8189
$l.OO Off on
eor'es
HOUSE OF MUSIC
own brand, custom•gauged
strings
including their new
I SILK AND BRONZE,
I acoustic strings, electric, I
too!
126 N. Atherton
I Hrs. Mon.. Fri. 10.8, Sat. 104 !
Coupon expires 4-10.84
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COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED TO.RENT
PROF. FEMALE NEEDS own
room in apartment or female
roomate to rent an apartment
with. June 'B4- Spring 'B5. Call
863% 2737, 234% 6665.
RESPONSIBLE MALE PSU fac-
ulty wants to rent or share a
house with fenced yard for dog,
beginning August 15th. 237.7447
evenings.
TWO GIRLS DESPERATE for a
room In house or apartment for
fall semester only. Please call
Gretchen 238.4100, Linda 238-
3204
HELP WANTED
Advertising Adviser
Collegian. Inc., publisher of The
Daily Collegian, Penn State's
morning newspaper, circulation
19,000. Collegian Inc. also pub
lishes The Weekly Collegian and
Collegian Magazine. Our organi
zation includes a Professional
Staff of 23 people, including
advisers and production employ
ees, and a student staff of ap
proximately 250.
Collegian Inc. is a self-support
ing non-profit organization with
a current annual budget of $l.l
million.
This is a full-time career posi
tion for a person with qualifica
tions and potential In
management, teaching and all
areas of newpaper advertising.
Required: Writing ability, good
general 'communications skills,
good people skills and potential
to grow into this job.
Preferred: At least two years of
related experience. (Effective
student experience on a major
college newpaper would be con
sidered.) Degree desired. Typing
ability and any knowledge of
microcomputers would be a ma
jor plus. Additional experience
in any phase of advertising or
newpaper operations also help
ful.
The advertising adviser reports
to the general manager and,
after one year, is eligible for
membership on the Manage
ment Team. The Management
Team Includes students and
professionals.
Job includes:
1. Improving and conducting our
existing Business Training Pro
gram for all students entering
our Business Division.
2. Conducting our existing Sales
Training Program for all stu
dents entering our Sales Depart
ment.
3. Producing a monthly newslet
ter to advertisers.
4. Providing day-to•day guidance
for student staff members.
5. Working with members of the
Management Team and assist
ing the general manager.
6. Related duties as assigned by
the general manager.
When classes for the training
programs are conducted, they
are scheduled during the eve
ning hours on weekdays. Other
wise, this Is largely a daylight
weekday Job.
During the first few weeks on
the job, the advertising adviser
will work in many departments
on all three shifts. The purpose
of this orientation training is to
give the new advertising adviser
first-hand knowledge of person
nel and day-to-day operations.
The orientation training will pro
vide the organization-wide per
spective that is requirrid of a
member of the Management
Team.
Starting annual salary from $12,-
600 minimum to $16,512 depend
ing on qualifications. Company
paid medical and hospitaliza
tion. Company-pald pension.
Good vacation plan. Other bene
fits. Considerable on-the-job
freedom working In a people
oriented company.
Application deadline: April 30.
Apply to:
Mr. Gerry Lynn Hamilton
_ General Manager
Collegian Inc.
128 Carnegie Building
University Park, PA 16802
Include cover letter, 'resume,
references. Also Include a two
page memo to the general man
ager summarizing your most sig
nificant qualifications and how
they particularly suit you for this
job. Include any other materials
that will be helpful In evaluating
your application.
Applications will be acknowl
edged. We hope to have the new
advertising adviser on duty no
later than July 1.
AIRLINES HIRING, $l4-$39,000!
Stewardesses, reservatlonists I
Worldwide! Call for guide, direc
tory, newsletter. 1.916-944-4444
X Penstaralr
CAN YOU AFFORD to waste $BO
a month? If not become a Sera-
Tec plasma donor and start earn
ing $ $ $ . 237-5781
before going down in his last appearance of the weekend.
The Lions hope their bats will be active again this
afternoon when they face Duquesne in their home opener
at 3 p.m. at Beaver Field.
BeHaman ? who struck out nine Colonials, received
strong offensive support as his teammates banged out 11
hits in the opener, including four in the three-run third
inning which broke a 1-1 deadlock. Roy Walker's double
and a single by Bob Perks accounted for the scoring.
The second game was a different story as the Lions, who
carried a 2-0 lead into the bottom of the fourth, saw their
pitching go awry. Tom Bart got off to a strong start but
ran into problems in the four-run , fourth.
Eric Hohn came in to relieve and was touched for five
more runs over the remainder of the game. Simcox again
provided the brunt of the offense knocking in two runs for
the Lions.
CAMP COUNSELORS out
standing slim and trim down
camps: tennis, dance, slimnas
tics, WSI, athletics, nutrition
/dietetics. 20 plus separate girls'
and boys' camps, 7 weeks. Camp
Camelot on college campuses
at Mass., Penn., N. Carolina,
Calif. Send resume: Michele
Friedman, Director, 947 Hewlett
Drive, North Woodmere, N.Y.
11581, (516) 374-0785
CLIMBER/CAVER position at
Pennsylvania summer camp.
Also need trip leaders for ca
noeing/biking/hiking experi
ences. Age 21 plus. Good salary.
Call (717) 567-6790
CRUISESHIPS HIRING, $l6-
$30,0001 Carribean, Hawaii,
World. Call for guide, directory,
newsletter. 1.916-944-4444
HI-WAY PIZZA Sicillian Shoppe:
Now accepting , applications for
experienced . pizza bakers. Must
be enthusiastic, neat in appear
ance and reliable. Apply be
tween 2 and 4 daily. 112 Soukth
Garner St. •
LOCAL AGENT FOR allied van
lines moving and storage is now
accepting applications for sum
mer employment. experience a
plus but not manditory. Call
Mike at 2386751
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. EN
THUSIASTIC workers to assist
part-tme with general office du
ties. Apply in person at 444
E.College Ave., Suite 250
STUDENT TO COMPLETE prac
ticum with local legal services
program, summer term, call 238-
4958
SUMMER BACKPACK-CANOE
trip leader needed. $l6O per
week, June 10--August 17.
YMCA Carpp Kern, Box 5291, St.
Rt. 350, Oregonia, Ohio 45054.
Call Immediately (513) 932.3756.
Mike Sherman
SUMMER JOBS!! START after
finals-- earn big money all sum
mer. Or start now to earn money
for summer expenses. All eve
ning positions as phone solici
tors to PSU alumni. Start at
$3.75/hr. plus bonuses, with
raises shortly after starting. Ap
ply now in 113EEW.
SUMMER JOBS—SAVE 95% of
earnings and enjoy the out
doors! Counselors, riding in
structors, waterfront staff
(WSl's and advanced life savers),
cooks, dieticians, business
managers, trip leaders. Two resi
dent camps, Lancaster and
York, PA. Nine weeks. Salary,
room, board, medical insur
ance. Practicum credits arrang
eable. Write: Penn Laurel Girl
Scout Council, 1600 Mt. Zion
Rd., York, Pa 17402. Pick up
application from placement of
fice or recreation department.
Tax Exempt 75-03984.2
THE STATE COLLEGE Jewish
Community Center Religious
School needs Sunday and He
brew Teachers. Call 238-4611 1-
spm. Interviews on April 25,26
WORK STUDY: NEED graduate
student eligible for graduate
work study pogram to do library
research in agricultural safety
and health. 20hriwk, $6/hr. Con
tact Dr. Murphy. 865-7685.
BUYING CLASS RINGS: Gold,
sliver. Highest prices paid any
where. We also sell diamonds
and fine jewelry at wholesale
prices. The Diamond and Jewel
ry Exchange, In the Allenway
Bldg., 301 S. Allen Street. Call
for prices 237.9073
GOING ON SABBATICAL? if you
need someone to housesit your
home, we have a visiting celeb
rity who needs a house from
June 25-August 11. Please call
865.9173 8 am-5 pm Monday-Frl
day,
GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick
up. Leland Enterprises 238.2553
I AM URGENTLY LOOKING to
buy out a dorm contract, pre
ferably North or Center Halls, for
fall 1984. Please contact Beth
Smollon at (717)385.5115 or
(717)385-9945.
WANTED: SUMMER SUBLET
FOR 1: efficiency or studio,
close to campus, for around
$200.50 for entire summer. Call
now before YOU get stuck!!!
238.7413
466-7713 GOLD! JEWELERYI
class rings! unmarked jewelery,
diamonds! Don't sell before call
ing 466.77131 Fast pickup, 100%
cash market 466.7713 S.C.
TYPING
AARON TYPING -- IBM selectric
111, Fast, Efficient,• Experienced,
Best rate. Call Julla anytime 237-
1462
ABC TYPING. LOWEST rates,
highest quality. Accurate. On
campus. IBM typewriter: 238-
1933; Rush service: 234.4507
ACCURATE PROFESSIONAL
TYPIST near campus IBM Mem
ory typewriter: letters, resumes,
papers, theses. Diane after 2pm.
237-4948
BEST TYPING SERVICE. Error
free, convenient location,
graphs, $1.25/page, 234.1611
PROFESSIONAL TYPING FOR
all your needs. Grad school cer
tified. Campus delivery. Rush
jobs possible. 359-3068
TYPING LOW RATES, high qual
ity and accuracy, fast service
gall 238-0748.
WORD PROCESSING THESIS
/general typing/editing. 12 years
experience. Comprehensive
service. Sue, 8-5 mon-fri, 238-
5881
YOU CAN TYPE it, or let us type
It at Klnko's...Professional IBM
selectric typing service, or self
service selectricsl Kinko's- Col
lege centre I 237-1317
PREGNANT?
State Licensed
Child Placing Agency
has loving couples eager to
adopt your child. All medical
and legal expenses paid. All
replies held In strictest
confidence. Free housing and
Free counseling available.
CALL (215) 289•8A8Y
Recipient of United Way
Donor Option Plan
GOLDEN CRADLE
RIDERS NEEDED EVERY Friday
to Exits 23, 24. Round trips only
$2O. Call Steve 234-2483
RIE WANTED TO Colo Springs
or Denver, mid• April. Will help
drive and expenses 238-6474
LOST
BLACK LEATHER JACKET lost
at Deadwood last Fri. Please
return. No questions asked.
Kathy: 865.9998
GOLD RING WITH engraved
hearts. Reward. Any Info. call
Eileen 865-7363.
HELP! CATA TRANSIT PASS
lost. If found please call 234-
8820 soon. Reward offered.
LIBRARY BOOK ON Marxism
and Christianity: Need despera
tely. Lost in 232 Hammond. Call
Brian 238-3120
MICKEY MOUSE KEYCHAIN
with three keys lost near White
Building. Please call 865-6009
FOUND
"Found" notices
are published
for three days at no charge
FOUND A GOLD Ring in Metro
Bldg. Call Sue 238-6762
FOUND: BICYCLE PUMP 'out
side of McClanahan's a few
weeks ago. Call Bill 238-5247
FOUND: BLUE DENIM jean jack
et at Phi Who 3/24-mistakenly
taken home•-honest-room key
Inside pocket. Call 865-3180
FOUND NEAR HUMAN Dev.
Bldg. - woman's glasses in red
and orange case. Claim at Colle
gian office
FOUND ONE UMBRELLA in 233
Chambers. Call 865.6625 to Iden-
tify
FOUND ONE UMBRELLA In 233
chambers. Call 56625 to Identity
FOUND ONE WATCH in the
Redifer Quad Sunday April first
call Damian 865-4335.
FOUND: 3/29, NAVY blue mit
tens in west halls. Call 865.7428
FOUND 14kt BRACELET In la
dies bathroom in Chambers on
Tuesday. Call Jennifer 865-6217
to describe and claim
GREEN RAINCOAT FOUND at
Chi Phi Sunday morning. Taken
by mistake. Call 234-.3754
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238-2600
424 WattFreloni DM)!
Renting now for
summer and fall.
EFFICIENCIES, ONE-BEDROOM
AND TWO-BEDROOM
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
B AND 12 MONTH LEASES
•Free Centre Line Bus Paw."
•Concemed Management
•Free Parking •Free Tennis Courts
•Cas Heating and Cooking included in Rent
•Ale Conditioning •Pets Allowed
•Large Rnoms & Climb •BeautifUl Crnunds
Erving lifts Sixers over Knicks
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Julius
Erving's 20-foot jumper with four
seconds remaining carried the Phila
delphia 76ers to a 109-108 victory over
the New York Knicks in a NBA game
yesterday. •
Bernard King, who led all scorers
with 37 points, gave the Knicks a 108-
107 lead on a field goal with 30 sec
onds to go. Len Elmore had a chance
to pad the lead for New York, but
missed a pair of free throws with just
16 seconds on the clock.
The 76ers then took the ball and
Erving followed with his game-win
ning jumper.
Andrew Toney and Moses Malone
led the 76ers' offense with 30 points
and 25 points, respectively. Malone
hauled down 18 rebounds.
The Knicks led 28-26 at the end of
the first quarter and 58-49 at halftime.
The 76ers reduced the margin to 81-80
after three quarters.
IKEYCHAIN WITH FOUR keys
found in men's room In Willard,
4/5/84 3:15. Come to Collegian
office to identify
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L A Happy Birthday! .„,v
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AADRVARKSI BALLOONS BAL
LOONS and morel Gorilla-
Grams by Lamores only 12.501
Call today 234-3030.
ABORTION ALTERNATIVE
GOLDEN Cradle Adoption Serv
ices. Free housing, counseling,
medical care. Recipient of Unit
ed Way donor option plan. A
state licensed agency. Call col
lect (215)289-BABY. We care! .
ASK ME WHAT donating plasma
at Sera•Tec biologicals can do
for you. Call Chris, 237-5761
BALLOONS BALLOONS AND
more! Gorilla grams delivered
with a song. Call the Lamores
234-3030
BALLOONS BALLOONS BAL
LOONS delivered by the BA
LOON BABOON for any
occasion from Truly Yours 238-
4619
BUNNY—GRAMS 12 helium
filled jelly beans delivered by
bunny with a song! $12.50 234-
3030
BUNNY•GRAMS 12 helium filled
Jelly beans delivered by Bunny
Lamore with a song! 12.50 234-
3030
CAROL B: THANKS for the best
year yet. I'll be your pal always.
Chip
CHI O—ACACIA, A winning
combination. Best of luck In
Greek Week. + 1126
COUNSELERS: CAMP WAYNE,
Co-ed northeast Penna. Inter
veiws arranged. Unusual oppor
tunity. 12 Allevard St. Lido
Beach, N.Y. (Include your tele
phone number)
DEAR KEN, HERE'S looking at a
wonderful 1 1 / 2 years together! I
love you so much! Love, Suz
anne
DIAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER.
Fine Jewelry at below retail
prices! Call Harris at 237-3878.
DON'T MISS OUT on the Delta
Chi Marathon April 13,14,15.
Register In all dorm areas till
April 11th.
DO YOU KNOW your blood
type? Find out at the USG
Health Expo April 10-11. Hub Ist
floor 10-spm.
FREE 20c STAMP with every
card purchased till graduation,
APPLE TREE, across from Old
Main
IF THE WINE is chilled and
candle's are lit, I have the steaks
so let's make it a date
LOVING COUPLE WISH to
adopt white infant. Will give
warmth, love, security. Legal
/confidential. All expenses paid.
Call collect: (301) 270.3447 after
3 p.m. and weekends
MARCIA? PATTEE 3:00 4/4. Can
character be Judged by appear-
ance? Please call Mark 7.4075
MODEL PORTFOLIOS FROM
$195, beautiful results, stylist,
make-up artist, start your career,
234.1611
NEW LOW FILM prices at Kin
ko'sll 12 exposure only $2.79!
24.48 hour service. Two lon
tlons-256 E. Beaver or College
Centre I.
TIRED OF CRAMPED ROOMS AND
HIGH RENTS? CHECK OUR •
APARTMENTS FOR SIZE
AND PRICE, STARTING
AT $2.80/MO.
New York still had a chance to win
with four seconds to play, but the
76ers' Bobby Jones broke up an in
bounds play as time ran out.
The victory enabled the 76ers to
clinch second place in the NBA Atlan
tic Division over the third-place
Knicks.
The Knicks led by 12 with 11:20 left
in the third period but the 76ers
erupted on a 14-2 rally that tied the
score at 64 and turned the game into a
nailbiter.
Lakers 119
Trail Blazers 113
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) James
Worthy scored a career -high 37 points
as the Los Angeles Lakers, playing
without Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and
Jamaal Wilkes, defeated the Port
land Trail Blazers 119-113 yesterday
ONE PAIR OF tickets for the STRIP•A•GRAMSI BY LOUIE La
sold out Pretenders Concert more a birthday present that
April 10 in Pittsburgh, 11 rows unwraps himself! The Lamores
from stage. Call Graham 237• 234-3030
3181
PET CARE MARRIED couple
30's will house sit and take care
of pets. TLC guaranteed. Refer
ences available including veteri
narians-Carol 883-3115
QBA 102 NEED tutoring from an
expert. Call Jenny 234-4197 or
234.7433
SINGLE, YOUNG, ATTRACTIVE
male professional would like to
meet single, young, attractive
female professional or grad stu- COMPUTER CONSULTANTS
dent (ages 22-32). If you would STATISTICAL packages, pro• DANCE WITH T C SOUNDS•pro
like to meet, please write N.W. gramming languages, MA—PHD fessional disc jockey service.
445 Waupelani Drive Apt 1.10, theses, research projects. Call 1000 watts of sound light show.
State College, PA 16801 Frank 237-0770 evenings All requests 234-2614.
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The Daily Collegian Monday, April 9, 1984-13
to clinch their third straight Pacific
Division title.
Portland led 72-52 at halftime and
boosted the margin to 19 in the open
ing seconds of the third quarter in the
nationally televised NBA game..
Worthy, Bob McAdoo and Mitch
Kupchak ignited a Los Angeles rally
The Lakers outscored Portland 20-4
' over a 6 1 / 2 -minute stretch to pull
within 78-75 on a tip-in by Magic
Johnson with 5:48 left in the period.
The Lakers took the lead for the
first time since the game's opening
minutes on a three-point play by
Michael Cooper to make it 114-111
with 2:15 to go. A basket by Worthy
and two free throws by Johnson
clinched the victory.
Kenny Carr, who scored 25 points• to
lead Portland, missed two crucial
free throws with 2:02 to play and his
team trailing by three. Johnion
added 25 points and 12 assists for Los
Angeles.
STRIP•A•GRAMS/ DOROTHY
LAMORE will light more than
just the birthday boy's cupcake!
Lamores 234.3030
YOUNG HETRICK: HAPPY be
lated 20th Birthday! Don't keep
me in the minors. from Edward
Emil K.
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