22-The Daily Collegian Friday, April 13, 1984 .. . • . . , NFL's first week includes big games, Netwomen crush Bloomsburg NEW YORK (AP) - The Super ilk ~1„,•-. ~ ~,,,,,,,: .....,.,-.., ~.,..,,•.:: ~..,,,,:..,, ~ ,r- ~,.,,.:•,,„.:.,, Bowl champion Los Angeles Raiders will host the Colts - the NFL doesn't .. . • . ~. .. •, ... . - ••.: ; No. 1 singles • Trafford leads Lady Lions to 8-1 win . refer to their hometown as Indianapo- -:, . Fli-; •• • • , ..„- • •.•••• • • •• . •,, ... .. • • . - • - . lis or Baltimore - on Nov. 25 in an • t .. , .. : -•' • - • •• • • • • ,„. By STACY NOONAN • matches to complete the Lady Lion sweep of the singles interesting matchup of mavericks. .• t '..- ,' ! ,.7. •• . e 114, 4 . ,4 4. •-• '.,:.-,..•... - ..:.: :'7 Collegian Sports Writer events. ' • The Raiders begin the defense of . • .. •1. : .. 4. ~ . . „ : , .. - , The second doubles team of Whiteside and Walker their title Sept. 2in Houston, where ,•--• ' • , . • • :, •• •.• .. . • • - .•: •-• • .• •• ...:. .4 Pam-Trafford led the women's tennis team to a 8-1 defeated Bloomsburg's Landes and Masch, 6-1, 6-2, the Oilers will showcase their new 1101 -•,•-• ' - - . , ... .. ~...., , .. . 0 victory over Bloomsburg on Wednesday, raising the while Sandor and Perrotta posted a win at third doubles million-dollar quarterback, former • .„,i , • , ~. • team's spring record to 4-3. ' • over Mary Lou Doneker and Judy Pahls, 6-0, 6-1. Canadian Football League star War- L ve , ' ~ 4 „ Trafford, playing at first - singles, defeated Justin , . -, .•The team is in Trenton, N.J. today for the Middle ten Moon. The Colts open their season " "'... % ; , 4, --" • • ••••• • ••• - „ Cti -, Landes, who was 20-1 going in to the match, 6-4, 6-0. The 4., States Tournament, which is being held at Mercer at home - whether in Indianapolis' •• if At:N., 1 0 , • - -,.. . •.• _. 4 4 1 .... . . „..„ ... : ~ Lady Lion sophomore usually plays at the No. 2 spot, County Park. Learmonth and Trafford are competing Hoosierdome or Baltimore's Memori- •• • .-• •• • •v ; ii ,...1111^ •. • . , • ~ %.4 . 4: but moved up Wednesday because No. 1 singles player in singles competition. The doubles teams of Sandor • , • • ,--: , ~.:. al Stadium - against the New York ' - - • - ,V • si t.. " 1 4";• ' ' •••••-`, Linda Learmonth sat out the match. Held Coach Jan Jets. .:,.; : • ; . ~ • , and Perrotta and Whiteside and Walker will also 4 -.. 4 • . --, ‘• , . In two other key games in the first . ..., ... ; - ••'. --..- • • •1 .A. i ~ •,,, , .2. .. .;* . . . . • Bonner said the win was important for Trafford and the team. . . compete. • • - weekend of action, the Miami Dol- --•- • - . ~...' . . -1 ." - - . . : .„., ...:, , "Playing at No. 1, the match was quite a victory for The tournament is a regional championship for about 28 teams from the east and northeast. Coach Bortner phins play the Redskins on Sunday, • :•• • • • - ;• - • . • her," Bortner.said. "She's playing very well and that Sept. 2, in Washington, a rematch of PM * , w .. 44 ,, was also a big win for us." . ;said the goal for the tournament is to better last year's . . . Super Bowl XVII, and the Dallas . •.• •••••• ,• .. .- 1 ', .. . . . . • • - •• ; . - 0 - -- -; • ' •• ! - : :, . . ...• • . .. . • . • . . . , At the second singles spot, Lady Lion Janet White ...•.• .. . Cowboys visit the Los Angeles Rams .• • • •- - • . . ... • side defeated Kathy Misch, 6-0, 6-1. Penn State's Pam "Last year we finished in 9th place and we're hoping • - on Monday night, Sept. 3, a rematch • ' . , Perrotta took third singles, 6-1, 6-2, over Linda Becker to improve on that this year," Bortner said. "It will be of last season's National Conference '• • -. • -' •• -• • •-•- • • 1 0) 1 • • • - while Lady Lion Romi Walker posted a 7-5, 7-5 win over tough because all the teams that go are very good. Our wild-card playoff game. Marge Gillespie at No. 4. goal will be to finish in the top 10 but we'll have our Also on Sept. 2, New England will ! , N , ~, • t '; •, 'T ••. • Chris Sandor and Donna Wittman also won their work cut out for us." . • ••1 0 ';•:: -..,. • -.-.. •......',,-..• ~ .• •.•;;-• .. • •• - • . '• - ; • • visit the Buffalo Bills. The Patriots • ;.:-•-.' • ,00- •-•:•• :•-• : - '. •.' , ' •-- • . ..., - • • . •.• . . • , ..• : " ''l-:;.; , , • • already have signed wide receiver . . . .:.,-.:; ;.:•:• , - ~. lAr I , , . . ~. . .. . ... .. .. . .. .. , . • Irving Fryar of• Nebraska, whom they e •.' • • - :•• ,•' - .•- .• - - 7 -7, , ,- - . ill•-••• 4 0: ••• , .. 1 ' ' t • '- - . Softball team wins 2 at tournament will draft No. lon May 1. to r 0 • . '• . : 46 : 1• , ..- •• . - ..., ' '• . 2 - • • -- ' • ." The Raiders deserted Oakland for l l'• • . . . •. , • - .- "', • -- -• • By CHRIS RAYMOND kept up her end of the bargain by , "I think the determining factor is sunny Southern California two years , -,, . • ''''s'7 4 *:" " 11101 r. * 7, :*.orikej, — ' . ~,.•;., „. -.. .'. '*• 1 , i. :',.?.. .. - i - ... ... : .." , - ..,. ' Collegian Sports Writer keeping the Virginia . offense off bal- Notth Carolina (today)," she said. ago, a move which prompted a wave 6 ,.„ 0111110410111111161 1 10404 1111111-- : 4- -•:'- "A.. i•-• . i .,-- , ..:::),,A ~.,, le , ^... 4 '.416.4ir0.:11F4,. • ' Um:, ' ~:., •.:. a ',' ' . - ,„. ' , ' ance. She allowed only seven hits and; "If we beat them, we're going to win of litigation, some of it still in the 11.11 ‘P 14, 7;•';::14;•:^4 ,7, I,4 t("' '''''' ''' '' ' ';'. '''"'" 7, ' - '' • :-... . .' .' , . . . . ' t -, Everything fell into place , for the one walk in seven. innings. the tournament." courts. AP Laserphoto softball team yesterday as it breezed In the . first 'game,- the Lady •Lions . After yesterday's performance, Two weeks ago the Colts, in the Former Penn State star Matt Millen (56), now a : member of the Los Angeles by its first two opponents, Ohio State were a little less effective in the Penn State should be in high spirits. dead of night, loaded a caravan of Raiders, sacks Washington quarterback Joe Theismann during Super Bowl XVII and the University of Virginia, in the batter's box, so it was up to an excel- "We're really positive right now, moving vans and moved from Balti- this past January. The Raiders will open their 1984 season against Houston on; .Liberty Baptist' Tournament by lent defense and pitcher, Aileen Pola- we're playing really well," Turk said.'• more to IndianapoliS. Sept. 2. scores of 2-0 and 6-0, respectively. nis, to maintain a slim two-run lead. "We're at the best we've been all "I think we're starting to click as a "Nothing got through the defense," season and everyone's really confi / II IN team," outfielder Christy Phillips shortstop Michelle Turk said. "And dent." • Bucs Harper placed on disabled list said. • • with the defense came the pitching Penn State 'clicked' against Virgin- and the batting." / Phillips sounded even more opti ia in the Lady Lions' second game of The pitching definitely came mistic. PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Orsulak is expected to be in uniform today when the the day. They pounded the Lady through as Polanis shut Ohio State "I think we can definitely win the Brian Harper was placed on the 15-day disabled list Pirates open a three-game series in St. Louis, Bowden Cavaliers' pitcher, Terri Troiuno, out, holding its offense to only three tournament," she said. "I don't think yesterday after suffering a foot injury, according to team said. scoring five runs on seven hits in• the hits.. there's a team that can comnclose to spokes Man Jim Bowden. third and fourth • • innings. The Lady Today, the Lady Lions will try to us if we play the way we did today." Pirates officials said Orsulak turned in a strong perfor said Harper fractured the big toe on his left footmance in the Islanders' first five games, batting .333 with Lions added another run . in the sev- Continue on their winning ways in the _After dueling with North Carolina, while running to first base during Wednesday's game a triple and nine RBIs. enth after Carol Fultz walked, took tournament when they take on highly Penn State will be placed into a new against the Giants in San Francisco. . second on a passed ball, and crossed regarded North Carolina. bracket with three other teams. The Joe Orsulak, 21, was called up from the Hawaii Island- Harper's first appearance this season was in Wednes- the plate ona Peg Hefferan single to Phillips said the game would be . Lady Lions will then play single elim ers, the Pirates' farm team in the Pacific Coast League, to day's San Francisco game, which the Giants won 2-1 in the right. crucial in determining the outcome of ination games in an effort to reach replace Harper. • 10th inning. Harper was 0-1 as a pinch hitter. Penn State's pitcher, . Beth Devlin, the tournament. Sunday's championship game. t . , • . . , . • COLLeGIAN CLASSIFIED, ADS'. , • •_. . _ . . ...•.,..•..•...,.. 466.7713 GOLD! JEWELRY! CLIMBER/CAVER position at THE STATE COLLEGE Jewish UNIVERSITY SECRETARY QUIT LOST GOLD CHAIN and neck- FOUND: LADIES WATCH out - ROOMMATES' class rings! :Ainmerked jewelry, Pennsylvania summer camp. Community Center Religious to type from home. Theses, re- lace 4/10/84. 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They were the world champion "Miracle Mets" of 1969, Tug McGraw's "You Gotta Believe" Mets in their National League pennant season of 1973 and, more recently, "The Magic Is Back" Mets. But in the past seven seasons, as the Mets have finished no better than fifth, there were no miracles, no one believed anymore and the magic . . . well, there wasn't any except for their annual disappearing act. This season, 1983 Rookie of the Year Darryl Strawberry may have given the Mets a new slogan. "We've got a dream," he says. "If we continue to believe in our dream, it might come true." And they believe. So far, they have the right to believe. With their 6-1 victory over the Atlanta Braves Wednesday night, the Mets were off to a 6-1 start, the best of their 23-year history. Their six-game winning streak which followed an 8-1 Opening Day loss in Cincinnati is their longest since 1976 when they put together a seven-game string in April. 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Call Frank 237-0770 evenings PRO STRING- flFor those who take their game seriously.fl 238- 8833/VI rg II , WILL CLEAN YOUR rental apart ments. Call Tern 237-6145 MOOHALE 15,1984 P.M. UDITORIUM Carter a beneficiary of Rose's assault on Cobb MONTREAL (AP) Every time Pete Rose gets a base hit, the stock of Montreal Expos catcher Gary Carter rises. The reason is simple: Carter, an avid collector of baseball cards, has a '1963 issue of Rose, then in his rookie season with Cincinnati Reds. "It's worth about $BOO today," said Carter, who figures its value will continue to increase as Rwe, now his Expos' teammate, moves in relent lessly on Ty Cobb's all-time hits re cord of 4,191. Rose was a major topic of conver sation yesterday as the Expos worked out on the new artificial turf at Olym pic Stadium in preparation for to day's home opener against Philadelphia Phillies. Rose is one hit shy of two mile stones his next hit will be the 4,000 th of his 22-yea l r career, while his next single will be his 3,000 th, leaving him 52 behind Cobb, the record-hold er in that category as well. "We won't be playing Pete tomor row I guess we'll wait until Satur day when there aren't as many people," said Expos general man ager John McHale jokingly while watching his team from the dugout yesterday. Interest in Rose is such that the Pirates seek PITTSBURGH (AP) The Pitts burgh Pirates had the day off yester day, so the team's management went shopping for a new pay-cable tele vision deal. The Pirates signed a five-year, estimated $5 million pay-TV contract last season with Home Sports Enter tainment, a Warner-Amex Cable owned sports channel. 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Sunny skies and a tempera- • ture of 61 degrees are forecast. Although Rose wanted to get the - 4,000 th in Cincinnati on Wednesday to' reward fans who supported him there • for 16 seasons, reaching the plateau • today also holds some significance. Besides it being his first home ap-. pearance as an Expo, April 13 is the. 21st anniversary of Rose's first ma- • jor-league hit a triple off Bob- Friend of Pittsburgh Pirates. One who witnessed the first hit was Bill Virdon, then a Pirates outfielder and currently the Expos manager. "I remember him playing in the game but I can't say I remember the hit," said Virdon. "But you had to hit the ball well to get a triple in Crosley Field." That the opponents is the Phillies is' also significant because Rose spent the last five seasons there before asking for and receiving his release last November. "There's nothing I can do about it —that's the way the schedule reads," said Rose when the possibility of getting the hit against ,Philadelphia. new TV deal cancelling plans to carry 76 Pirates' home game telecasts this season. Jack Schrom, a Pirates' vice presi dent, said HSE must honor the con tract's financial terms this season, but had the right to terminate the deal after two seasons. The Pittsburgh Penguins of the NHL and the Pittsburgh Spirit of the Major Indoor Soccer League also are without a pay-cable home following HSE's deMise. Like the Pirates, both teams had five-year contracts. Phone # Classifications found (free) help wanted houses lost parties rldea/rldera Make checks payable to Collegian Inc. 126 Camegle Building Dept. C University Park, PA 16802 EACH ADDITIONAL CONSECUTIVE DAY rooms roommates sublet typing wanted wanted to rent
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