12—The Daily Collegian Thursday, Nov. 7, 1985
ershey House starting an intramural dynasty
By BRIAN MCMAHON
Collegian Sports Writer
Only four games into the season,
the Hershey House intramural foot
ball team is starting to look like it will
be sliding down the third floor of
Packer Hall once again in late No
vember.
"We dump buckets of water in the
hall and just slide," Hershey I.M.
chairman John Scrizzi said following
his team's season-opening trouncing
of Potter House. "We do it every time
we win a championship."
`Within a couple of
weeks we had all
grown very close and
began to form what
would become the
strongest friendships
of our lives.'
-John Scrizzi
Hershey House intramural teams
have made that slide four times in the
last three years twice each for
football and softball and are cur
rently pursuing their third consec
utive I.M. football title. Since beating
Potter House 19-0 in this season's
opener, Hershey has dominated its
division, outscoring its opponents 93-
2. In the last two seasons, Hershey
has outscored its opponents 358-5, but
the players say they feel there's more
to winning than just scoring points.
They agree that , the key to their
success has been a long-term
friendship that has given them confi
dence in themselves as a team.
"I think we're like a really big
family," Scrizzi said. "We're pretty
tight compared to other houses."
"We're all pretty close," agrees
Mark Weslosky, Scrizzi's roommate
and teammate. "We do just about
everything together."
The Hershey House dynasty began
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Members of Hershey House's intramural football team celebrate the team's success. The team has won two consecutive intramural titles.
three years ago, Scrizzi said, when
Resident Assistant John Coyle took
"a group of ex-high school athletes
who barely knew each other" and got
them interested in I.M. sports.
"Within a couple of weeks," Scrizzi
said, "we had all grown very close
and began to form what would be
come the strongest friendships of our
lives. We shared everything, from
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feelings." behind the consistent pitching of se-
Coyle graduated that year, and the nior Mark Drury and heavy hitting of
softball team lost one game and Weslosky.
missed the playoffs, but strong de- The team• chose Drury as their
fense led the football team to an Most Valuable Player. He had a 2.80
undefeated season and an I.M. title. ERA overall, 2.66 ERA in The play-
Since that inaugural season, neither offs, and posted two shutouts.
team has lost a game. Weslosky, who plays shortstop, had
1n softball this season, Hershey 21 hits in 28 trips to the plate for a .750
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average, and belted seven home runs.
"He slumped during the playoffs,"
said Scrizzi. "His average was about
.900 before we got there."
Even so, said first baseman Art
Nelson, "Our offense was Mark Wes
losky."
When Weslosky isn't collecting
bases, he's gaining yards. As starting
quarterback, Weslosky, who's nick-
named "Marino" after his idle, Dan
Marino, has led a pass-oriented of
fense to 23 consecutive victories.
"We don't have a distinct set of
plays," Scrizzi noted. "Most of the
time the receivers just go into the
huddle and tell him (Weslosky) that
they're going long and will be open."
Weslosky has demonstrated his
ability to throw to the deep man.
Against Potter, he threw a 30-yard
touchdown to Nelson and had another
called back because of a penalty.
Both passes were thrown through
heavy coverage while Weslosky
scrambled to avoid the defensive
rush.
"I've done a lot of scrambling this
year," Weslosky said, "because our
offensive line is basically all new.
They were more experienced last
year."
As for the defense, however, its
record speaks for itself. This season,
Hershey's defense has yet to surren
der a point to its opponents, and over
the past two seasons, it has yielded
only three points. The Hershey play
ers have not given up a touchdown
since their first championship sea
son. Of the 19 points scored against
Potter, 12 came on Weslosky inter
ceptions that he ran in for touch
downs.
"Even when we aren't scoring,"
Nelson said, "we don't lose because
our defense doesn't give up any
points. We've got a lot of smart kids
out there."
Confidence. Unity. A scrambling
quarterback who's a threat to throw
deep and with deadly accuracy, and a
stingy, experienced defense. Are
these the necessary ingredients for a
third consecutive championship?
"I
hope that we win it." Scrizzi
said. "We're trying to at least."
Nelson displayed more confidence,
however, saying, "I can't see us
losing. We're gonna' take every game
seriously and not let up against any
body. In fact, there's probably going •
to be a lot of real lopsided games, but
there's no way we're going to lose."
Hoping that Nelson turns out to be a
prophet, Hershey House players and
supporters are getting the buckets
ready over at Packer Hall.
sports briefs
Equestrian team captures team title
The equestrian team captured
the team title in an intercollegiate
horse show sponsored by Beaver
College last Sunday to remain first
in team standings in the region.
Dee Vonada, the legion's leading
rider, and teammate Rebecca Bixl
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Wrestle-offs scheduled for Sunday
Members of the wrestling team,
ranked No. 3 in the nation in pre
season polls by Amateur Wrestling
News, will compete in an intra
squad tournament at 12:30 p.m.
Sunday in Rec Hall.
The annual tournament will op
erate on a double elimination basis,
Head Coach Rich Lorenzo said.
Tennis stars subject to drug tests
By ANDREW WARSHAW
AP Sports Writer
LONDON The ruling body of
men's tournament tennis yester
day announced random drug test
ing at the world's biggest
tournaments and said players re
fusing to take the test would face
automatic suspension.
But in a carefully worded
statement, the Men's International
Professional Tennis Council
(MIPTC) said players found guilty
of taking the banned substances
specifically heroin, cocaine and
amphetamines would be allowed
to have treatment, instead of being
punished.
The statement, released at the
end of a routine MIPTC meeting in
London, said players would be
asked to undergo mandatory dope
tests at two of the five most popular
events of the calendar year, begin
ning in 1986.
Those who refused would be sus-
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er took first place in the novice on
the flat division and intermediate
over fences division.
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and Eric Severson each finished
atop the competition in a novice
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The results will be used to con
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Admission is free.
Individual wrestlers ranked in
the preseason polls include: Tim
Flynn, ranked eighth at 126
pounds; Chris Bevilacqua, third at
150 pounds; Greg Elinsky, first at
158 pounds; Eric Brugel, sixth at
pended for a minimum of one year,
subject to appeal.
Choice of events will be decided
at random by officials of the
MIPTC, which includes the Asso
ciation of Tennis Professionals, the
players' own union.
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Grand Slam tournaments the
French Open, Wimbledon, U.S.
Open and Australian Open and
the Lipton International
championships in Florida, which
also attracts most of the world's
leading players.
The testing will be administered
by an independent expert selected
by the ATP, and "knowledgeable in
drug and chemical abuse," the
statement said.
"Although tennis does not have a
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other sports, the players recognize
that they are role models and that
they owe it to themselves, tourna
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167 pounds; and Dan Mayo, sev
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Field Hockey
West Chester at Penn State, 2:30 p.m. (Lady Llon
Field).
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Soccer
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Women's Tennis
Penn State at ITCA Northeast Regional
Championships at Penn.
Men's Swimming and Diving
Penn Slate Diving Invitational.
Women's Swimming and Diving
Penn State Diving Invitational.
Saturday, Nov. 9
Football
Penn State at Cincinnati, 1:30 p.m
Mon's Swimming and Diving
Penn State Diving Invitational
Woman's Swimming and Diving
Penn State Diving Invitational
Field Hockey
Virginia at Penn State, 1 p.m. (Lady Lion Field)
Women's Tennis
Penn State at ITCA Northeast Regional
Championships at Penn.
Women's Volleyball
Georgetown at Penn State, 8 p.m. (Rec Hall).
Sunday, Nov. 10
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Varsity Wrestle•offs, noon (Rec Hall)
Women's Tennis
Penn State at ITCA Northeast Regional
Championships at Penn.
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ble! Bill, 237-2593
1 OR 2 FEMALE roommates
needed for large, 2 bedroom
apartment 1 block from campus.
Nice, furnished, A/C, cable, dish
washer. All utilities except elec
tric ($5/mo.). $162/mo. Karen or
Nancy 234-2461.
Quebec
Boston
Buffalo
Hartford
Montreal
CAMPBELL CONFERENCE
Norvis Division
4 4 2 10
4 7 1 9
3 6 2
St. Louis
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
Edmonton
Vancouver
Calgary
Winnipeg
Los Angeles
Tuesday's Games
Quebec 7, Boston 5
Montreal 8, Hartford 3
Washington 8, Chicago 4
Calgary 4, N.Y. Islanders 4, tle
Edmonton 8, Vancouver 4
Yesterday's Games
Winnipeg at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m.
N.Y. Islanders at Toronto, 7:35 p.m.
Flyers at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m.
Calgary at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m.
Washington at PENGUINS, 7:35 p.m.
St. Louis at Detroit, 7:35 p.m.
Montreal at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m.
Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m
Today's Games
Hartford at Boston, 7:35 p.m.
Chicago at FLYERS, 7:35 p.m.
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Boston
New Jersey
SIXERS
Washington
New York
Milwaukee
Detroit
Chicago
Atlanta
Cleveland
Indiana
WESTERN CONFERENCE Others receiving votes: Maryland 49, Bowling
Midwest Division Green 35, Texas A&M 22 1 / 2 , Arizona State 17, Army
5 0 1.000 11, Illinois 11, Notre Dame 2, Utah 2, Arizona 1,
4 2 .667 1 1 / 2 Georgia Tech 1, Minnesota 1, Southern Methodist 1.
SPRING SEMESTER TWO fe
males needed to sublet one bed
room In a two bedroom apt In
Beaver Plaza. Call Lisa 237-7027.
SUBLET MALE FOR Spring, Bea- MALE ROOMATE WANTED for
ver Terrace Apartments Call 237- spring semester. Call evenings
1063. 238.4614. Ask for Steve or Doak.
SUBLET, MALE NON-SMOKER ROOMATE REFERAL Service—
needed immediately. 1/4 of 3 have a place and need a person? SATURDAY NOVEMBER 9 Na.
bedroom. University terrace. Need a person that has a place? than Thompson and David Frank•
$207 plus electic. Free cable, GIVE US A CALL! Mon: Fri. 9-9, lin at 9:30 and 10:30. Open mikes,
bus. Tom 237-0854, 237-6471. Sat. 10-4, (814)234-2559. No cover. 223 S. Garner St.
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The Daily Collegian Thursday, Nov. 7, 1985.---13
Adams Division Dallas
9 3 1 19 57 44 Utah
8 3 1 17 59 37 San Antonio
6 5 1 13 43 35 Sacramento
6 6 0 12 48 59
5 6 1 11 51 57
Smythe Division
10 2 0
6 5 2
6 5 1
6 5 1
3 10 0
I.Florlda (42)
2.Penn State (15)
3.Nebraska
4.0h10 State (1)
S.AIr Force
W L Pct. GB 6.10wa
4 1 .800 —7. Oklahoma (1)
4 3 .571 1 B.Mlaml, Fla.
2 3 .400 2 9.Mlchlgan
2 3 .400 2 10.0klahoma State
0 6 .000 41/2 11. Baylor
12. Arkansas
13. Auburn
14. UCLA
4 2 .667 1/2 15.LSU
3 2 .600 1 16.Florlda State
2 4 .333 21/2 17.Georgla
2 4 .333 21/2 18.BrIgham Young
1 3 .250 21/2 19. Tennessee
20. Alabama
Atlantic Division
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5
2 .714
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Pacific Division
L.A. Clippers
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Tuesday's Games
New Jersey 112, Washington 106
Houston 127, Portland 113
Milwaukee 128, San Antonio 97
Denver 128, Atlanta 113
Utah 118, Golden State 99
Cleveland 129, L.A. Lakers 111
Saettle 84, New York 80
Yesterday's Games
Indiana at SIXERS, 7:30 p.m.
San Antoniciat Washington, 7:30 p.m
Chicago at Detroit, 7:30 p.m.
Portland at Dallas, 8:30 p.m.
Atlanta at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m.
Seattle at Golden Slate, 10:30 p.m.
Today's Games
Chicago at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m.
Milwaukee at New York, 7:30 p.m.
L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8:30 p.m
Dallas at Denver, 9:30 p.m.
L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9:30 p.m.
Cleveland at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m
AP poll
The Top Twenty teams in the Associated Press
college football poll, with first•place votes In paron• .
theses, season record, total points based on 20.19•
18 , 17-16-15-14.13.12.11.10.9-8-7.8.5.4.3.2.1 and last
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2 2 .500 2 1 / 2
3 3 .500 2 1 / 2
2 4 .333 3 1 / 2 '
1 3 .250 31/2
5 0 1.000 -
4 1 .800 1
4 2 .667 1 1 / 2
2 3 .400 3
1 5 .167 4 1 / 2
0 4 .000 41/2
Record Pts Pvs
7-0-1 1,159 2
8.04 1,113 3
7.1-0 1,027 5
7-1-0 958 8
9.0.0 882 7 •
7-1-0 834 1
51-0 821 9
7-1-0 815 11
6-1-1 685 4
6.1-0 600 12
7.1-0 597 13
7.1-0 556 14
6-2.0 462 6
0.1.1 452 15
5.1.0 359 16
6-2.0 243 1 / 2 10
6.1.1 228 18
7-2-0 193 17
4-1.2 158 19
6-2.0 94 -
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