14—The Daily Collegian Tuesday, Aug. 28,1984 sports calendar Sept. 1 Field Hockey Lady Lion Invitational (Lady Lion Field). Soccer Navy at Penn Slate 7:15 p.m. (Jeffrey Field). Sept. 2 Field Hockey Lady Lion Invitational (Lady Lion Field). Sept. 4 Soccer Akron at Penn State 7:15 p.m. (Jeffrey Field). Sept. 7 Soccer 1 Rhode Island at Penn State 7:15 p.m. (Jeffrey Field). Sept. 8 Football Rutgers at Penn Slate (Beaver Stadium). major league baseball NATIONAL LEAGUE BAST DIVISION W L 78 53 '7O 58 69 58 64 64 64 65 56 74 Chicago New York PHILLIES Montreal St. Louis PIRATES WEST DIVISION San Diego Houston Atlanta Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco sports briefs Lady spikers hold tryouts tonight Tryouts for the women’s volley- for the fourth straight time, ball team will be held at 6:30 p.m. Marcia Leap’s sister, Lisa, tonight in Rec Hall’s South Gym. leads the list of freshman hopefuls Head Coach Russ Rose said he for Penn State. Leap and the other plans to keep between 18 and 22 seven recruits have added depth to players on this year’s team. Thir- the Lady Lion squad, according to teen spots are already claimed ✓ tri-captain Patty Skadeland. with five returning players and Penn State opens its schedule on eight recruits. Sept. 14 by making an appearance Seniors Lori Barberich and Mar- in the Cardinal Invitational in cia Leap will front the Lady Lions Louisville, Kentucky, in their attempt to repeat as Atlan- Anyone with questions about the tic 10 Conference champs and re- tryouts or the team can contact turn to the National Collegiate Rose at 863-0237. Athletic Association tournament —by Ray Eckenrode Thompson sues NEW YORK (AP) - David Thompson of the Seattle Super So nics filed a $2O million lawsuit yes terday against the owners of the Studio 54 discotheque, charging its employees may have ended his career by assaulting him. The 6-foot-4-inch guard charged that as a result of a beating he suffered inside the Manhattan club last March 10, his “career as a professional basketball player has been placed in severe jeopar dy and may not be continued.” He said the beating caused him to miss most of the 1983-84 NBA season. No comment could be obtained from Cobham Enterprises, Inc., owjier of the club, in calls to Studio 54 or its publicity agent. The suit at U.S. District Court in Manhattan asserts that Thompson Sunday’s Games San Diego 2, Montreal 1 PHILLIES 10, Los Angeles 6 PIRATES 7, Cincinnati 1 New York 11, San Francisco 6 Chicago 5, Atlanta 0 St. Louis 3, Houston 2 Yesterday's Games San Francisco at Montreal, (n) Los Angeles at New York, (n) San Diego at PHILLIES, (n) Only games scheduled ‘ Cincinnati (Pastore 3*7 and McGaffigan 3-5) at Chicago (Eckersley 77 and Ruthven 3-9), 2 San Francisco (Robinson 6-13) at Montreal (Smith 9-10), (n) Los Angeles (Honeycutt 107) at New York (Terrell 9-10), (n) San Diego (Hawkins 7-6) at PHILLIES (Rawley 6- 3). (n) St. Louis (Andujar 17-11) at Atlanta, (Camp 6-6), (n) PIRATES (Tudor 8r8) at Houston (LaCoss 7-3), (n) Tomorrow's Games Cincinnati at Chicago San Francisco at Montreal, (n) Los Angeles at New York, (n) San Diegp at PHILLIES, (n) St. Louis at Atlanta, (n) PIRATES at Houston, (n) .589 .547 5V4 .543 6 .500 11 Vi .496 12 .431 20 V 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore New York Boston Cleveland Milwaukee .508 10 Vi .500 11 Vi .485 13 Vi .415 22 Vi .398 24 Vi Minnesota Studio 54 disco was walking up a flight of stairs at 5 a.m. when he was attacked by an employee, identified in the suit as defendant Martin Santiago of Staten Island. ..... Thompson, who lives in Engle wood, Colo., fell down the stairs, where other employees grabbed him, dragged him, and threw him onto the street, the suit charges. Thompson said he suffered a per manent knee injury, as well as injuries to his head and teeth. Thompson, 30, was an All-Amer ican player at North Carolina State, leading the team to the National Collegiate Athletic Asso ciation title in 1974. He was named an NBA all-star four times and once scored 73 points in a game. Last season, he played 19 of the team’s 82 games, averaging 12.6 points per game, Today’s Games EAST DIVISION W L 86 45 73 56 70 59 69 60 68 62 57 74 55 75 .656 .566 12 .543 15 .535 16 .523 17’A .435 29 .423 30 V* WEST DIVISION 68 61 .527 Kansas City California Chicago Oakland Texas Seattle . Sunday's Games Boston 4, Cleveland 2 Toronto 2, Minnesota 1 Milwaukee 6, Texas 3 Kansas City 6, Chicago 5,16 innings Detroit 12, California 6 Baltimore 13, Oakland 6 New York 7, Seattle 2 Yesterday’s Games Cleveland at Milwaukee, (n) Chicago at Kansas City, (n) Toronto at Minnesota, (n) Baltimore at California, (n) New York at Oakland, (n) Only games scheduled nittanv Hilt springs Yo if re in hot water n0w.... and you deserve it. 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