14 —The Daily Collegian Monday, Nov. 25, 1985
Swimmen squeeze Syracuse
By MARY DEWEES
Collegian Sports Writer
Orange juice . . . It’s not just for breakfast anymore.
.The men’s swimming and diving team proved this Friday
night as it crushed the Orangemen of Syracuse, 68-48, in
front of an enthusiastic crowd at the McCoy Natatorium.
'ln what has become characteristic of the Lions’ 4-0
season thus far, their opponents provided less of a
challenge than expected. Syracuse followed in the foot
steps of the University of Cincinnati and Ohio University,
■both top-notch teams that fell prey to the Lions earlier in
their season.
The Orangemen, who had shaved several swimmers for
a meet earlier in the week, were supposed to provide
Penn State with some of its best competition so far, but
fell short of any expectations. Even though a considerable
number of Lion swimmers swam exhibition and in off
events, the team still managed to capture first place in
eight of thirteen events. But Coach Peter Brown said most
of the credit should be attributed to his team’s better
than-expected performance rather than to the lackluster
one given by the Syracuse team.
“They swam pretty well, but we swam a lot better than
I thought we would,” he said. “Really everybody did a
nice job, I don’t think*there was anybody I was disap
pointed in.”
Freshman sprinter Allen Brown also gave part of the
credit for the win to the support of the large number of
fans who gathered for the meet.
“I was really pleased with the large number of people
we had and I hope it continues,” he said. “I was really
psyched when I saw the large crowd.”
Another freshman, Bill Matz, who was a member of the
winning 400-yard medley relay, said the team did espe
cially well, considering the work it had put in prior to the
meet to prepare for the tough challenge. He also said that
the team expected Syracuse to be up for the meet, and
rose to the occasion.
“I think we did really well considering we worked
pretty hard this week and the team was really tired,” he
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said. “We expected them to be in pretty good spirits and
ready to swim really fast. Coach was telling us ‘you guys
are really going to have to move’, and I guess we got it
together pretty well.”
Several swimmers ‘got it together’ especially well,
garnering places in multiple events. Sophomore Brad
Jones took first place in both the 200-freestyle and 200
butterfly, while freshman Dave Rafferty won the 500
freestyle and gave a winning effort in the 400 medley
relay. Alsain that relay was freshman Brian Smith, who
won the 200 individual medley and unofficially the 200
backstroke exhibition.
Smith said that two factors may have combined to work
to the team’s advantage in Friday's meet: the fact that it
was held in the evening, and that it was a single dual-meet
(not combined with the women’s meet).
“I swim a lot better in the evening, I like swimming in
the evening,” he said. “Also, the meet was run a lot faster
than usual. I think the guys all swam great, and I think
we’ll do a lot better as the year goes on.”
Other top swimming efforts were turned in by freshman
Andy Egleston in the 1,000 freestyle, senior Pete Greene
in the 50 freestyle, freshman Randy Nixon in the 200
backstroke, and by veterans Jay Mahoney and Guy Del
Franco.
In diving, it was also Penn State’s chance to shine, as it
took two out of three places on both the one and three
meter boards. Sophomore Bruce Ebel stole the show as he
finished within 20 points of national qualifying on both
boards. He placed first on the three-meter with 289.5
points and second on the one-meter with 217.7 points.
Coach Brown was pleased with Ebel’s results and is
looking to him as a staple in the team’s future.
“Ebel did a nice job, he’s looking pretty sharp up
there,” Brown said. “I think in a few weeks when we
really need him he’s really going to do a good job for us.”
Diving Coach Craig Brown was happy with the perfor
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Hoelscher, and freshman Steve Kuttruff. Hoelscher cap
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Swimwomen sweep a pair
By JIM SAUNDERS
Collegian Sports Writer
Taking advantage of a strong
team, performance, the women’s
swimming and diving team won
the season’s home opener and
stretched its unbeaten record to 7-0
in McCoy Natatorium Saturday.
Penn State annihilated Bucknell
(103-42) and had little trouble with
Syracuse (86.5-45.5) in a meet
which they never trailed, opening
.with a win in the 200-yard medley
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the diving, consisted of 11 first
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‘We’re very
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some outstanding
performances.’
—Bob Krimmel,
women’s swimming
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“We swam well in our own pool,
in front of their parents," he said,
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Krimmel spread out the individu
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compete in at least one event.
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uals who won, or were part of a
winning effort in two events. They
include seniors Janeen Leeshock
and Kristin Whitner and freshman
Kristen Elias, all members of the
200-yard individual medley team.
“We’re very consistent,” said
Krimmel. “We had some outstand
ing performances”
In addition to the 200-yard med
ley relay, Leeshock took first place
in the 100-yard breast stroke, Elias
took individual honors in the 100-
yard butterfly and Whitner was
part of the Lady Lion team which
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“My times weren’t as good as
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they were in Cincinnati, but I think
I swam a better meet today,” said
the native of Haddon Heights, NJ,
‘‘This meet was a test of our deter
mination, and, as a team we ac
complished a lot, considering that
we didn’t rest at all for this meet.”
“This was the most important
meet of the year. It shows that
we’re moving forward (as a
team),” she said; adding, “We’re
going to rest for Virginia (one of
only three teams which defeated
the 1984 Lady Lions).”
Penn State had a good day in the
water vertically as well as horizon
tally, sweeping both the one and
three-meter diving competitions.
Senior Betsy Spiegel continued
her outstanding season, taking a
first place on the one-meter board
with a National Collegiate Athletic
Association qualifying score of
265.25. This pleased Head Diving
Coach Craig Brown.
“We normally want to qualify by
the middle of the season, before we
go home for Christmas,” said
Brown.
Freshman Beth Fahey finished
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By The Associated Press
The unbeaten Chicago Bears, led
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ry and an ominous defense, barreled
to their 12th victory in a row and their
second consecutive shutout, defeat
ing the Atlanta Falcons 36-0 yester
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Payton sprinted 40 yards for a
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seven consecutive 100-yard games in
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Perry, the Bears’ 308-pound de
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the Atlanta one-yard line. Perry bul
led into the end zone for his third TD
of the season, the second on the
ground.
Chicago’s victory came a week
after its 44-0 crushing of Dallas. The
Bears hadn’t posted two shutouts in a
row since 1942. They have not allowed
a single point in 10 successive quar
ters or a touchdown in the last 13.
“The defense couldn’t play any
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Giants 34, Cards 3
Phil Simms tosspd touchdown
passes of 31 yards to Lionel Manuel
and 12 yards to Mark Bavaro, rookie
George Adams ran for 113 yards and
a TD and defensive end George Mar
tin ran 56 yards with a tipped pass for
another score as the Giants retained
a share of the NFC East lead with
Dallas.
The Giants defense forced four St.
Louis turnovers and recorded eight
sacks for 57 yards in losses;
Cowboys 34, Eagles 17
Danny White threw three touch
down passes, 2 and 23 yards to Doug
Cosbie and 19 yards to Mike Renfro,
as he shook off last Sunday’s concus
sion to beat the Eagles.
Dallas also got touchdown runs of 3
and 10 yards from Tony Dorsett,
going over the 1,-000-yard mark for
the eighth time in nine years.
Raiders 31, Broncos 28
Chris Bahr, getting a second
chance after missing a 40-yard field
goal try on the final play of regula
tion, kicked a 32-yarder 2:42 into
overtime to boost the Raiders past
Denver and into a share of first place
in the AFC West with the Broncos.
Rams 34, Packers 17
In Anaheim, former Olympic
sprinter Ron Brown scored twice on
kickoff returns of 98 and 86 yards and
caught a 39 touchdown pass and Eric
Dickerson rushed for 150 yards as the
Rams ripped Green Bay and opened a
2 1 / 2 -game NFC West lead over San
Francisco.
The only other players in NFL
COUCGIAN CIASSIFICD ADS
Aid, microwave, carports and
desk on dead end street. Walk to
playground Campus 5 minutes
by car or bus. Families, profes-
pcnsoNflis
AFRAID YOU'RE PREGNANT?
ALLEN ■ I WANT A Christmas
Carol ticket fi
present. Karen.
history to run back two kickoffs in a
game were Timmy Brown of Phila
delphia in 1966 and Travis Williams of
the Packers in 1967.
In Kansas City, the Chiefs put aside
rumors that Coach John Mackovic
would be fired and got their minds off
the midweek drug-arrest of defensive
end Mike Bell to end a seven-game
losing streak.
Todd Blackledge threw a 22-yard
scoring pass to Stephone Paige, Mike
Pruitt scored on a 2-yard run and
Nick Lowery kicked two field goals
against Indianapolis.
Kurt Sohn’s 46-yard punt return set
up Pat Leahy’s 32-yard field goal
10:05 into overtime at Giants Stadium
as the Jets improved their record to 9-
3 and took a one-game lead over New
England and Miami in the AFC East.
After each team had two posses
sions in overtime, Sohn took Rich
Camarillo’s punt and wheeled down
the left sideline before being knocked
out of bounds at the New England 15.
The Jets went for the win on the first
play and got it on Leahy’s third field
goal. Tony Franklin’s 28-yard field
goal for New England with 16 seconds
remaining forced overtime.
Dolphins 23, Bills 14
Miami scored TDs on Dan Marino
touchdown passes of 7 yards to rookie
Ron Davenport and 155 yards to Dan
Johnson and a fourth-quarter run by
Tony Nathan but it was a muffed
punt by the host Bills that turned the
game around.
GAY/LESBIAN SWITCHBOARD.
Health information, agency refer
rals, area events, and raps. 237-
1950, 6-9 p.m. daily.
COMPLETE SANYO STEREO
IDEALLY LOCATED FRATERNI- system with speakers, stand,
TY offering private rooms for headphones. $375 or best offer.
Spring 'B6. Rent includes meals, 238-4061.
utilities, and parking. Call Mark
237-8761 or Jamie 237-9910 for
more information.
JOHN L. FROM Acacia, good
things come to those who wait!
Love, your big sister
KATHLEEN, JILL, LYNNE, and "Found” notices are pub-
Sue: I'm so glad you're my Zeta listed for three days at no
family! Love, Marianne. charge. This policy does not ap
_ -——— ply to “found” notices for “PSU”
MAGIC GRAMS!) Smarter than ke y Si
baboons! Trickier than strippers! | ( you f| ncJ a ■.pgu" k ey or a
20 minute showing Magician r|ng y w|lh a .. psu ., k / y on
Richard Benninghoff 237-4647. p| ease deliver the item to Police
SMILE BBE, DON'T worry i’ll Services, Grange Building. The
never break any rules again! Department of University Safety
Challenge? What challenge! has established a system to
Love irresistable! quickly identify and notify the
TO OUR FAVORITE K dee pledg- person who lost the “PSU” key.
es-Thanks for kidnapping us-We BUSINESS LOGISTICS STU
had a blast!! Maryland will never DENT manual found near auto
be the same! Love, the five fun matic tellers near Hub Thursday
kidnapees. morning. Call John 238-4263.
• Spacious rooms
Southgate Apts. & Townhouses
Apartments available for January occupancy
801 A Southgate Dr. • Stale College, PA * 814/234-0333
Chiefs 20, Colts 7
Jets 16, Patriots 13
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Redskins 30, Steclers 23
The visiting Redskins turned Ken
Jenkins’ 95-yard kickoff return and a
blocked punt by Otis Wonsley into two
first-quarter touchdowns, then held
off a Scott Campbell-led Pittsburgh
rally to defeat the Steelers.
Browns 24, Bcngais G
In Cleveland, Kevin Mack ran for
117 yards and two touchdowns and
veteran quarterback Gary Danielson,
starting for the first time in seven
games in place of rookie Bernie Ko
sar, threw a 72-yard touchdown pass
to Clarence Weathers to give the
Browns their victory over Cincinnati.
Bucs 19, Lions 16
Tampa Bay quarterback Steve
Young, ineffective for three quarters
of his NFL debut, engineered a 10-
point, fourth-period rally to force
overtime. Donald Igwebuike’s fourth
field goal of the game, a 24-yarder
with 2:29 left in' the extra session,
beat the visiting Lions.
Oilers 37, Chargers 35
In Houston, Tony Zendejas kicked a
51-yard field goal with two seconds to
play his third field goal of the game
to cap a last-ditch drive by the
Oilers. That drive included a 25-yard
pass from Oliver Luck to Tim Smith
at the San Diego 33-yard line with
seven seconds remaining.
Saints 30, Vikings 23
Former USFL quarterback Bobby
Hebert’s first NFL touchdown pass, a
39-yarder to John Tice with 50 sec
onds to play, lifted the Saints past
Minnesota.
SPRING SUBLET FURNISHED 3-
bedroom apt, 1 1/2 bathroom,
utilities included, living room, TV
GOLD BRACELET FOUND in CHOICE LOCATION MULTI- _ available Parkin °
downtown store. Call 238-0524 PURPOSED office space; 350 IDEALY LOCATED FRATERNIY available. 234-7033 night.
with description. square feet; storage basement offering private rooms for spring
also available; 238-5535. 'B6. Rent Includes meals, utili
ties, and parking. Call Mark 237- f
PARKWAY PLAZA-BEAUTIFUL 8 761 or Jamie 237-9910 for more 1
studio apartment with balcony, information.
. _ full bathroom, kitchen. Rent in-
LOST: GEMEINHARDT FLUTE In eludes all utilities, swim club, UNIVERSITY GATEWAY:
black leather case. Last seen in, pacing convenient to shopping, ACROSS from South Halls on
E.E. West. Sentimental value, campus. Available immediately. College Avenue. Rent negotia-
Rev/ard 852-2429. Phone 234-1279 or 1-215-887-6388 ble. Microwave, dishwasher, fur-
LOST: PAIR OF GOLD FRAMED (collect). nished. Sleeps 3-6. Available for
GLASSES Friday night. Tura p|fjEY RIDGE- 3 bedroom, 2.5 "'’ h '3O 770-1 86
Frames wih repaired nosepiece. bathSf 2 car garage, $575. Jan. 6, anc^or Spring 87. Call 238 7781.
Reward 238-2487 y ea r). Townhouse* 2 Br., 1.5 1 OR 2 BEDROOMS in nice
SIAMESE CAT, FEMALE, 11/17, baths, immediately. $430. Col- house. 212 West Beaver. Fe-
Sealpoint, 7 mos./Allen, 237-9270 lege Hts. Contemporary- 2 car males only. Sue, Carrie, 237
/ 238-5812 Cathy garage-$650.238-8080 7908.
FOUND: PIECE OF jewelry at
Sigma Pi Wednesday night call
862-3905.
WATCH LOST WEDNESDAY
night in Willard or on Pollock
Road between Willard and Hub.
If found please Call 862-4772.
• Pets welcome
(Subject to management approval)
• $lOO Deposit
• Semester, 9 mo., 12 mo. leases
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WALES CONFERENCE
Patrick Division
W l T Pis GF GA
FLYERS 16 4 0
Washington 12 6 3 :
NY Rangers 10 9 1 :
NY Islanders 8 7 4 :
New Jersey 0 10 1
PENGUINS 6 11 3 15 71
Boston
Buffalo
Quebec
Montreal
Hartford
CAMPBELL CONFERENCE
Norris Division
8 8 3 19
8 10 2 18
5 10 5 15
4 12 4 12
4 13 3 11
St. Louis
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
Toronto.
Edmonton
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Los Angeles
Saturday's Games
Boston 5, FLYERS 4
N.Y. Rangers 5, N.Y. Islanders 0
Hartford 8, Winnipeg 1
Washington 3, Quebec 0
Edmonton 3, New Jersey 2
Toronto 9, Detroit 3
Montreal 4, Calgary 3
Minnesota 4, Los Angeles 2
Chicago 7, St. Louis 3
Sunday's Games
PENGUINS at FLYERS, 7:05 p.m.
N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m.
Los Angeles at Chicago, 8:35 p.m.
FOR fi€NT
Lions Gate A
424 Waupelatti Drive
238-2600 I
RENT NOW FOR
JANUARY AT
THESE PRICES
Efficiency
1 Bedroom
2 Bedroom
.Unlimited Free Parking
• On CAT A busline
• Free Heat & Cooking
• Furnished & unfurnished
• Year and short-term lease
• Concerned Management
• Large rooms & closets
• Beautiful grounds
• Free Tennis
• PETS ALLOWED
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234-4403 for information.
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Monday's Game
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Saturday's Games
Boston 113, New York 104
Detroit 119, SIXERS 114
Utah 116, Atlanta 106
Chicago 135, Golden State 108
Dallas 117, Indiana 104
Denver 122, Sacramento 118
L.A. Clippers 116, Milwaukee 112
L.A. Lakers 130, Portland 113
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