18—The Daily Collegian Friday, April 20, 1984
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baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE
EAST DIVISION
New York
PHILLIES
SI. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
PIRATES
WEST DIVISION
San Diego
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Late games not included
Yesterday's Games
PHILLIES at PIRATES, ppd., rain
New York 7 Montreal 6
Chicago 6 St. Louis 1
San Diego at Los Angeles (n)
Cincinnati at San Francisco (n)
Only games scheduled
Today's Games
PIRATES (McWilliams 0.2) at Chi Cage (Rulhven 2
Houston (Ryan 1.1) at Atlanta (Dayley 0.2)
New York (Leary 1.1) at PHILLIES (Denny 1-1)
• Montreal (Smith 3.0) at St. Louis (Forsch 0.1)
San Diego (Thurmond 0.2) at Los Angeles (Valen•
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• Cincinnati (Russell 1.1) at San Francisco (Laskey
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Tomorrow's Games
New York at PHILLIES
PIRATES at Chicago
San Diego at Los Angeles
Cincinnati at San Francisco
Houston at Atlanta
Montreal at St. Louis
Sunday's Games
New York at PHILLIES
The P.S.U. SOCCER CLUB
is looking for players
for the Spring League
(May-June). All
interested, attend
practices or Pollock
Field, 5:30 every Tues.
and Thurs.
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Yesterday's Games
Kansas City 5, Detroit 2
Toronto 2, Baltimore
Texas 7, Boston 6
Chicago 3, Milwaukee 1
New York at Cleveland, (n)
Only games scheduled
Today's Games
Kansas City (Gura 2.0) at Cleveland (Heaton 1.1)
California (Witt 1-1) at Toronto (Leal 2.0)
Seattle (Beattie 1.1) at Milwaukee (Sutton 1.1)
Oakland (Conroy 0.0) at Boston (Hurst 1.2)
Chicago (Bannister 1-1) at Detroit (Wilcox 1.0)
Texas (Stewart 0.3) at New York (Guidry 0-1)
Minnesota (Viola 0.2) at Baltimore (Davis 0.0)
Tomorrow's Games
Kansas City at Cleveland
California at Toronto
Texas'at New York
Minnesota at Baltimore
Oakland at Boston
Chicago at Detroit
Seattle at Milwaukee •
Chicago at Detroit
Kansas City at Cleveland
California at Toronto
Texas at New York
Minnesota at Baltimore
Oakland at Boston
Seattle at Milwaukee
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Divisional Finals
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Thursday, April 12
Quebec 4, Montreal 2
Washington 3, N.Y. Islanders 2
Minnesota 2, St. Louis 1
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Edmonton 5, Calgary 2
Friday, April 13
Montreal 4, Quebec 1
N.Y. Islanders 5, Washington 4, OT
St. Louis 4, Minnesota 3, OT
Calgary 6, Edmonton 5, OT
Sunday, April 15
N.Y. Islanders 3, Washington 1
Montreal 2, Quebec 1
Edmonton 3, Calgary 2
St. Louis 3, Minnesota 1
Monday, April 16
Quebec 4, Montreal 3, OT
Minnesota 3, St. Louis 2
N.Y. Islanders 5, Washington 2
Edmonton 5, Calgary 3
Montreal 4, Quebec 0, Montreal leads series 3.2
N.Y. Islanders 5, Washington 3, Islanders win
series 4-1
Minnesota 6, St. Louis 0, Minnesota leads series
3.2
Calgary 5, Edmonton 4, Edmonton leads series 3
Quebec at Montreal
Minnesota at St. Louis
Edmonton at Calgary
Sunday's Games
Wednesday, April 18
Friday, April 20
nba playoffs
First Round
(Best of Five)
Tuesday, April 17
Boston 91, Washington 83, Boston leads series 1.0
New York 94, Detroit 93, New York leads series 1•
Dallas 88, Seattle 86, Dallas leads series 1.0
Milwaukee 105, Atlanta 89, Milwaukee leads
series 1.0
Utah 123, Denver 121, Utah leads series 1.0
Wednesday, Apr!! 18
New Jersey 116, SIXERS 101, New Jersey leads
series 1.0
Los Angeles 118, Kansas City 105, Los Angeles
leads series 1.0
Phoenix 113, Portland 106, Phoenix leads series
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Thursday, April 19
Washington at Boston
New York at Detroit
Atlanta at Milwaukee
Seattle at Dallas
Denver at Utah
Friday, April 20
New Jersey at SIXERS
Kansas City at Los Angeles
Phoenix at Portland
Saturday, April 21
Boston at Washington
Dallas at Seattle
Milwaukee at Atlanta
Sunday, April 22
SIXERS at New Jersey
Los Angeles at Kansas City
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Detroit at New York
Utah at Denver
Portland at Phoenix
Just. Like Magic
Likers guard "Magic" Johnson (left) shoots over the outstretched arms of
two Kansas City players during action Wednesday night in Los Angeles.
weekend
films
On Campus
"Leßoum" Claude Pinoteur
directed this award-winning
romantic comedy from France,
whose overwhelming
popularity in its own country
inspired a sequel. The film
makes its campus debut this
weekend. 7 and 9 p.m.
tomorrow and Monday, 112
Kern.
"Watership Down" Based on
Richard Adams' acclaimed
novel of the same name, this
1978 animated film was highly
touted for its combining of
traditional and modern
cartooning techniques, and
made several best-film lists. 7,
8:45 and 10:30 tonight and
tomorrow; 7 and 8:45 p.m.
Sunday, 119 Osmond.
"Psycho" Hitchcock's most
commercially successful film
has been accused of being
everything from cinematic
mastery to unguarded woman
hatred, but it still gives you
chills and thrills after all these
years. One of the blackest
comedies ever, it made
Anthony Perkins a star and
made the viewer just that much
more apprehensive' about
taking a shower. A classic. 7
and 9 p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday, HUB Assembly Room.
"The In• Laws" Peter Falk and
Alan Arkin are superb in this
erratic, but pleasantly flaky
1979 comedy about a wedding
engagement in Connecticut
that snowballs into a South
American coup. Richard
Libertine is splendidly nutty as
a deranged banana republic
Premier. 7, 9 and 11 tonight and
tomorrow; 7 and 9 p.m. Sunday,
108 Forum.
"Deliverance" Some good
ole' boys go where they've
never gone before in John
Boorman's prophetic, scary
parable, based on the novel by
James Dickey. Strong stuff,
even 12 years later. Burt
Reynolds, Jon Voight, Ned
Beatty, Ronny Cox. 7, 9 and 11
tonight and tomorrow; 7 and 9
p.m. Sunday, 105 Forum.
"Monty Python and the Holy
Grail" A splendidly nasty,
messy sendup of King Arthur
that's become a B-movie
classic, The Pythons, are at
their yeoman-like, merciless
best in this 1975 yuk-fest.
Graham Chapman, John
Cleese, Eric Idle. 7:30 and 9
tonight and Sunday, 112 Kern.
11 tonight; VSO, 9 and 10:30
p.m. tomorrow and Sunday, 101
Chambers.
"Jesus Christ Superstar"
Ted Neeley, who's too often
confused for one of the Doobie
Brothers, is a screaming
travesty in director Norman
Jewison's well intentioned but
feverishly somber meditation
on the suffering of Christ. A
couple of screenings of this
movie at close range can cause
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Did a funny thing ever happen to you on the way to the Forum? Well, you can join in on the hilarious adventures of zanies like
Zero Mostel, Buster Keaton and Jack Gifford, and find out what you've been missing.
nosebleeds. Lyrics by Tim Rice
and music by Andrew Lloyd
Webber ("Evita") have become
classic, though. 7 and 9
tonight, 101 Chambers; 8 p.m.
tomorrow, 112 Chambers.
Admission is free.
"Coming Home" Hal Ashby's
thesis on Vietnam anguish and
suburban paralysis is chock
full of atmosphere and humid
with emotional turbulence, but
it can't quite compensate for
the trite attitude and
transitional lapses that pervade
the story. Oscar winners Jon
Voight and Jane Fonda are very
good here, but their characters
as written are so grim and
wordless they become tiring.
But Bruce Dern is scary
perfection as Fonda's edgy,
gung-ho Marine husband. 7 and
9:15 tonight; 10 p.m. tomorrow,
112 Chambers. Admission is
free.
"An American in Paris" Eight
Academy Awards, including
Best Picture 1951, went to
Vincente Minnelli's sumptuous
mix of classical dance, modern
art, the music of Gershwin and
the earthbound brilliance of
choreographer-star (and
University alumnus) Gene
Kelly. It's also a magical
entertainment. Presented by
Cinematheque as part of the
"Golden Age of the Musical"
series. 7 and 9 tonight, HUB
Assembly. Room.
"A Funny Thing Happeped
on the Way to the Foruffi"
Actually, a lot of funny things
happen in this whopping good
satire of Roman moores that's
just one belly laugh after
another. Zero Mostel, Jack
Gilford and Buster Keaton are
all infecluously funny, Richard
Lester's direction is amiably
zany, and Ken Thorne's Oscar
winning score is a delight.
Based on the hit musical of•the
same name. 7, 8:45 and 10:30
tonight and tomorrow; 7 and
8:45 p.m. Sunday, 117 Osmond.
Downtown
"Splash" Nice dull guy (Tom
Hanks) and statuesque
mermaid (Daryl Hannah) have a
yen for each other in director
Ron Howard's inocuous
romantic comedy, made with
the best intentions in mind and
featuring a priceless comic
performance from John Candy
as a guy who would put
Obnoxio the clown to shame.
7:45 and 9:45 nightly; 1:45,3:45,
5:45, 7:45 and 9:45, Cinemas I
and 11.
"Friday the 13th: The Final
Chapter" Wishful thinking.
Jason strikes again. Empty the
wallet. 7:30 and 9:45 nightly;
2:30, 5, 7:30 and 9:45 p.m.
tomorrow and Sunday,
Cinemas I and 11.
"Swing Shift" Goldie Hawn
stars as a Rosie-the-riveter-type
character who falls for a co
worker (Kurt Russell) while her
husband (Ed A. Harris) is
overseas in this World War II
comedy, directed by Jonathan
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Demme, who gave us 1980's
classic Oscar-winning "Melvin
and Howard." 8 and 10 nightly;
2,4, 6, 8 and 10 p.m. tomorrow
and Sunday, Flick.
"Moscow on the Hudson"
Robin Williams' portrayal of a
Russian defector in New York
City is a revelation in Paul
Mazursky's corny-but•amusing
paean to America as a bristling
ethnic mosaic. Film
occasionally 'lacks the comic
subtleties of Mazursky's beSt
films, but has an infectious
quality to it. 7:30 and 9:45
nightly: 2:15, 4:30, 7:30 and 9:45
p.m. tomorrow and Sunday,
Moviet.
"Police Academy" Even if
critics are lambasting this film
left and right, it's turning out to
be the runaway boxoffice hit of
the spring. Steve Guttenberg
and Kim Cattrall head a mostly
unknown cast in this farce. 8
and 10 nightly; 2,4, 6, 8 and 10
p.m. tomorrow and Sunday,
Garden
"Greystoke: The Legend of
Tarzan, Lord of the Apes" From
the man who directed
"Chariots of Fire" comes thin
reportedly faithful filmization
of the REAL cat on the vines.
Sir Ralph Richardson stars.
7:30 and 9:45 nightly; 2:15, 4:30,
7:30 and 9:45 p.m. tomorrow
and Sunday, State.
"Romancing the Stone"
Robert Zemeckis' sendup of
the action-adventure genre is
so oblique and slick for its first
hour (at least) that it leaves you
chilled. It's only when Kathleen
Turner gets out in the middle of
the South American jungle with
Michael Douglas and blood
starts spilling that the satire
acquires its edge. Not the best
of its kind; not the worst either.
8 and 10 nightly; 2,4,
.8, 8 and 10
p.m. tomorrow and Sunday,
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"Footloose" Oh, great! Kevin
Bacon is the dancin' man who's
come to set that cornball
midwestern town on its ear, but
whoa! John Lithgow is an anti
rock preacher who needs a
talkin'-to! Herbert Ross
directed this earnest, if
jumbled, movie, an unqualified
hit. 8 and 10 nightly; 2,4, 6, 8
and 10 p.m. tomorrow and
Sunday, Screening Room.
"Silkwood" Controversial
film about the grim underside
of working in America stars
Meryl Streep in probably her
most accomplished
performance as nuclear plant
worker Karen Silkwood. She
gets great support from Kurt
Russell, Cher and Craig T.
Nelson in this film, directed by
Mike Nichols ("The Real.
Thing"). 7 and 9:30 nightly,
Arena.
"Ladies' Night" Ah, but how
long do they stay ladylike?
More porn. 7, 8:30 and 10
nightly; Arena.
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This tulip•shaped tiffanystyle lamp is one of the stained glass creations by Kenneth Plattner on display in the HUB's A
Alley this weekend. Also on exhibit in the Art Alley is the Spring Fiber Show.
midweek films
"Singin' in the Rain" Perhaps
the ultimate movie-movie,
Stanley Donen and Gene
Kelly's masterpiece jokes with
the medium and the power of
film in ways that few films have
ever done, and is a crisp,
hilarious musical that keeps
the viewer in euphoria from the
first glorious technicolor shot.
Funny. Brassy. - Tuneful. The
stuff dreams are made of.
Donald O'Connor, Debbie
Reynolds. 7 and 9 p.m.
Thursday, HUB Assembly
Room.
sounds
The Bars
Allen Room Mellow out this
weekend with the folk sounds
of Chris Collier tonight and
tomorrow.
Autoport Jim Langton will
mesmerize you with his
keyboard finesse, tonight and
tomorrow at the 'Port.
Brewery RPM makes its
moves tonight. Rip Chord
assaults your sensibilities on
the 'morrow.
Brickhouse Tavern The
tantalizing licks of John
Cunningham and Al
Schademan will delight your
nerve centers tonight. Saturday
it's the country sounds of JB.
Cafe 210 West Nightshift
rocks out tonight. Body and
Soul gives it all they've got
tomorrow night.
Coffee Grinder It's Rick
Jones at the "grinder" tonight,
while John Cunningham picks
up what's left tomorrow.
LePapillon Tom Wareham
takes the mike tonight and
adds Intrigues to his act
tomorrow; Bill Filer, famed
guitar wizard, brings it on home
Sunday.
Phyrst The malicious
monsters of Vitamin Z are
unleashed upon an
unsuspecting populace
tonight. Tomorrow, explore the
lighter side of life with the
phamous Phyrst Phamily.
Pub (Holiday Inn) Michael the
piano man reaches for the sky
tonight and tomorrow.
Rathskeller Terry Whitlock
brings his wily witticisms to the
'Skeller tonight and tomorrow.
Scorpion Foxie pulls its
tricks all weekend long.
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more with DJ Gran Stan tonight
and tomorrow.
Sly Fox (Sheraton) The
Marcelles, a famous 'sos group,
swing their way into your soul
tonight and tomorrow. Sunday
get into the 'rooves with the
mystery DJ.
Concerts and Coffeehouses
Piano Recital Jane Holmlund
will display her musical
expertise 8 tomorrow night in
the Music Building's Recital
Hall.
Pop Choir Directed by
William Noyes, these
harmonists will give their
spring concert at 8:30 Monday
night in Recital Hall.
Nittany Lion Band This fun
band will feature sounds on the
sidewalks at 6:30 Wednesday
night on Fisher Plaza. Raindate
will be 6:30 p.m. May 2.
Penn Statesmen Elmer C.
Wareham Jr. conducts the
Statesmen's annual spring
concert 8 Wednesday night in
the HUB Assembly Room.
Gregory Fulkerson This
world-reknowned violinist
comes to campus as a part of
the Artists Series. 8 Thursday
night in Schwab Auditorium.
Bach's Lunch Concert
Organist Jim Unger, a student
of June Miller's, will play works
by Langlais, J.S. Bach and
Vierne for this noontime treat.
12:10 Thursday afternoon in
Eisenhower Chapel.
Good evening. Join Anthony Perkins for cj
. some horror•filled, blood•curdlin
madness this weekend with "Psycho." See one of Alfred Hitchcock's most
terrifying films. Oh, you might want to avoid the shower for a while if you feel like
somebody's watching you.
The Daily Collegian
Friday, April 20, 1984
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galleries
On Campus
Museum of Art Prominent
artists such as Georgia O'Keffe:
have their work exhibited
through the rest of the
semester in a display of
paintings from Central
Pennsylvanian collections. The
visions of computer artists can'
be seen through May 6.
Continuing through the rest of
the semester is a display of
Greeek coins and "recent
bronzes, marbles and drawings :!
by William R. Bradley.",
Chambers The works of
Marilyn Noising are displayed
through April 24.
HUB Continuing through
May 2 is the Spring Fiber Show
in the Art Alley. Through May 4,
the Art Alley also plays host to
Kenneth Plattner's glassworks,
featuring a tulip shaped tiffany
styled lamp. Ending May 2 are
artist Ann E. Mancini's works in
printmaking, drawing and
photography. Continuing
through April 27 in the Formal
gallery is an exhibition devoted
to Mexico's greatest architects.
Paul Robeson Cultural
Center In conjunction with the
Black Arts Festival, the gallery
will be showing art from
Pittsburgh through May 8.
Pattee The paintings of
Laurie Blair continue to be
displayed in the lending service
through April 30. Coming down
Sunday are the paintings of
UPI laserphoto