10 —The Daily Collegian Friday, June 27, 1986
riah°"t e o 9i release thf names'ol COMPUTER TERMINAL RENT- ONE BLOCK FROM campus!
individuals who ptace advertis- ALS! Connect with PSU mainf- Beautiful one bedroom apart
ino in The Daily Collealan Colle • rame from dorm or apartment, ments available In the heart of
„,2„ The Weekly South Hills Computers, 234-1262. downtown. Laundry facilities,
rnhpoian nFLIVERY IN 30 minutes or free! trash chutes, beautiful furnish- NON-SMOKING SERIOUS stu
The decision on whether to Graduate to a greater tasting lngs - AII utliltles in rent. Will give dent will enjoy quiet study, pre
release this information shall be pizza. Call 234-4743. Open Sun- special offer. Call Nina 237-0363. vate bath, 35 ft. to campus. 237
made by the management of day-Thursday 4 PM-11 PM; Frl- PERFECT FOR QUIET grad, or 3251
Collegian Inc. • day-Saturday 4 PM-3 AM. prof, large 2 bedroom unfur-
The purpose of this policy is to ~T mmwkPV aroi indi Bal- nished apartment. 3 blocks to
discourage the placement of ad- ™ ed by everyone s campus. Available after August
vertising that may be cruel or °°"®te Denoui n V THE BUD Ist - 3500 P er month Includes
unnecessarily embarrassing to f™" 1 ® "• 23 7. 1916 heat. Call days 237-3913, or eve
individuals or organizations. VASE. Lowest prices, m ._ n) 2 38-5680.
HAVE YOU HAD Ch6m 12 by epApiniJS 1 BEDROOM APTS
correspondence and still have SPACIOUS! BEDROOM apis.
HHjpptT [ T yKUffl your assignments and texts? If or mal^quiqnnn^mnnih
i || »,«_[, 000 occe i person max. $490.00 a month
mhmMWSiiMAWm so including Utilities and 1 free
am aes P eral • parking space per apt. Call Asso-
INSURANCE FOR YOUR auto, c | ated Realty 237-0977.
!ong?ng's° le 'hospi?alizatfon! al For TWO BEDROOM UNFURNISHED
Pr ?| f 23B 6633 C ° Urte ° US S6rVICe ’ Resldentol
call zua-suuu. 3210 after 11 p wee days. Any-
INSURANCE FOR YOUR auto, |j me Weekends.
motorcycle, home, personal be-
longings, hospitalization. For pro
fessional, courteous service, call
238-6633.
BEDS, DRESSERS, DINETTES,
desks, bookcases,sofas, love
seats, coffee/end tables,lamps.
Golden Leaf, seven miles east of
SC, route 322, Mon E. 6:30-8:30,
Saturday 10-12. 238-3208, 364-
9592.
DISCOUNT NEW FURNITURE
sale. All types and kinds. Guar
anteed lowest prices. Furniture
Exchange, 522 East College. 238-
1181.
MALE DORM CONTRACT Univer
sity Park for Fall/Spring for sale.
Discount negotiable. Call David
(301) 868-4450 for more informa
tion.
MOVING MUST SELL Yamaha
550 Seca, used one season, 1000
miles, sport faring, garaged. Best
offer. Call 238-6687.
RUG, WALL TO wall available for
dorm room immediately. Call
Marc at 238-1914. $35.
WINDSURFER HI-FLY 111 excel
lent beginners board, great price,
238-1206 after 6 pmv
74 ACRE BEEF or horse farm.
Boggs Township. 9 year old, 5
room, one story home. 1/4 mile of
trout stream. Asking $139,000.
Bill Brewer Real Estate Broker.
466-7160. .
12x60 MOBILE HOME. 2 bed.
rooms, shed, closed in porch,
Walking distance to bus stop,
.shopping. 238-5580.
ADOPT. WHITE PARENT wants
to adopt infant to sing to and
love. Financially secure, warmly
professional home. Let’s make a
difficult time easier. Financial
support. Confidential, legal. Col
lect
ADVANCED DUNGEONS AND
DRAGONS. Varient campaign
starting Friday June 27 and
continuing every Friday to end of
term. 7 p.m. until HUB closes.
Held in HUB 225 or 227. Set up
this week. No smoking.
AMERICA: LIFE, LIBERTY and
the pursuit of a hole in one.
Championship miniature golf.
238-8481
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
ARE YOU PREGNANT? Worried?
Uncertain? Free pregnancy test
ing. Confidential services.
CRCPC,234-7340
LONG STEM ROSES. $15.00 a
dozen; only at THE BUD VASE,
221 East Beaver 237-1916.
OPPORTUNITY FOR DEPEND
ABLE and mature female to get
room and board in exchange for
assisting with housekeeping
chores for one lady, 238-0355.
GRAD STUDENT (WITH kitty)
seeks own room in relaxed living
PSU COMPATIBLE TERMINALS. sit I V^? i °'? l !? r ’° campus '
Rent terminals compatible with call DAWN, 237-5168.
PSU mainframe, R/NET, LIAS. Meencn
ACORN, 232 S. Allen, 238-6021. MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to
■ ■ share 1/3 of 3 bedroom South-
RENT 3 MOVIES, PLAYER, 3 g a j e townhouse. Free alr/heat.
days, only $19.95. Over 800 titles! $l 5B/mo. 237-5651 evenings until
ACORN, 232 S. Allen 238-6021. 10: 30p.m..
TELEVISION RENTALS, COLOR
or B & W, long or short term, low
rates. ACORN, 232 S. Allen, 238-
6021.
DISCOUNTED SUMMER
LEASES. Summer leases avail
able for spacious apartments,
corner of Beaver and Atherton at
a low discounted rate. All utili
ties included in rent plus free
parking. Choose furnished or un
furnished. 237-0363.
FURNISHED APARTMENT, UTI- QUIET MALE GRAD student SUMMER TERM ROOMS four
LITIES Included. For fall semes needed to share three'bedroom blocks from campus. Kitchen
ter, within walking distance of Pkway Plaza apart. 200/m,eve- priveleges. $lOO/mo. Including
campus call 238-5084. rythlng. 234-2020. utilities. Call 238-3698 9-5 week
days. •
FEMALE ROOMATE NEEDED In
downtown apartment for. 86-87
school year. Utilities included, 5
minutes to campus. Call Tricla
234-0958.
Park Forest Apartments
90PE West Aaron Drive
nUTOMOTIVC
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If you've ever lived in southern
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High vaulted ceilings. Bright, airy
rooms. Dramatic loft bedrooms.
Skylights. Patios and balconies
with redwood railings ideal for
summer cook-outs. Windows that
invite Mother Nature indoors.
Combine all this with a view of
the green Pennsylvania country
side and you have the best of two
worlds. It’s modern American
ambiance. The residents of Amide
are young professionals, business
people, graduate students and re
tirees. A good mix. All have at
least two things in common . . .
-discriminating bistc and a love of
the good life.
Stop by and see for yourself.
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Moore bagged as
Oakland manager
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Jackie
Moore has been fired as manager of
the Oakland A’s and Jeff Newman
has been named interim manager, a
team official said yesterday.
“The change is immediate. Jeff
Newman is the interim manager,”
Mickey Morabito, A’s public relations
director, told The Associated Press.
Moore took over the A’s in May,
1984. The A’s have lost 31 of their last
44 games. Moore was dismissed two
days after the A’s had stopped a
string of 15 consecutive road losses by
beating Kansas City Tuesday night
four short of the league record.
But Oakland stumbled again in
dropping a 5-4 decision. Wednesday to
the Royals. The game was tied 4-4 in
the top of the ninth when pinch-run
ner Ricky Peters thinking the
bases were loaded was caught off
third when he strolled home on a walk
to Jose Canseco.
The A’s were 29-44, tied for last, 11
games back of California in the
American League West going into
last night’s game against Kansas
City.
Moore became the fourth manager
to be fired this season. He joined
Chuck Cottier of Seattle, Jim Frey of
the Chicago Cubs and Tony La Russa
of the Chicago White Sox.
Moore was named manager of the
A’s on May 24,1984 after Steve Boros
was dismissed.
CHEAP FALL SUBLET with
spring option; share delux one
bedroom 150-month/1 female
110-month/2 females. Don
na,(4l2) 731-6892, collect after 9
p.m.
I,J1 ,J
AMBASSADOR CONDO, LARGE
1 bedroom rent/sale/ lease op
tion, available Junel, (301) 474-
3877 after 8:00 a.m.
AUGUST 15 OR sooner. Large
two or three bedroom apart
ments, furnished or unfurnished.
One mile from campus. Call 238-
3153.
AVAILABLE FALL SPRING
rooms,males, full meal plan,
swimming pool, free parking,
cleaning service, 238-9911 234-
2304.
RESPONSIBLE, MOTIVATED ™ S J- O AC 'H U . RA . T f ]7 PING by
COOK to manage a professional C e r me S Ca || Roxle ™
kitchen, challenging duties in- ho t,.,Lin S a 0° R 238-5509
elude creative cooking, ordering, Delween H ' a -
Beautiful one bedroom apart- Invertory, scheduling, menu ad
ment perfect for grad/professio- ditlons. Salary commenurate
nal. Close to campus and wi,h abilities, for interview call
shopping. Available August 15. 466-6241 between 11:30 and 2:00.
Neatness a must. $275 a month
plus utullties. 234-7047. Keep
trying
AVAILABLE SUMMER ROOMS,
co-ed, pool, kitchen privileges
234-2304 238-9911.
ATTENTION DENMOTHERS, AC- LOST: GOLD SEIKO watch. End
FULL TIME SALESPERSON J 1 / 1 "™ chairmen. “Let us enter- of spring semester. Call Sharyn
Sales experience required. Apply V s ma^e y° u srn^e *“ at 863-0723 days.
- - In person at Campus Stereo 307 Championship Miniature Golf
FOR RENT: ONE bedroom apart- W. Beaver Ave, State College has group rates. 238-8481 BMptll
ment. $235/mo. 234-6207 or 865- GOVERNMENT JOBS. $16,040 - RAY ANTHONY AND associates:
559,230/yr. Now hiring. Call 805- DJs now booking Fall and Winter F* NEEDED TO Boston area
FURNISHED ROOM FOR rent. 687-6000 ext. R-9568 for current weddings and parties. Call 237- J u 'y 2- Call Jeff 238-8028 after 5
Above ASIA restaurant. Graduate federal list. 7292. P-m
student only. Call 234-2700.
LARGE TWO BEDROOM $395 a
month including heat. Pets al
lowed 237-1761 10 am-5 pm
ONE BEDROOM DELUXE $375 a
month including heat. Pets al
lowed. 237-1761 10 am-5 pm.
ROOMS FALL SEMESTER in Fra
ternity close to campus. Room
board. Meals and social $1350
238-9965
WANTED TO RENT
ROOM OR SMALL apartment
near campus July 10 to August
21. Call Bob 234-8144.
ROOMMATE WANTED TO share
1/3 of a 2 bedroom apt. Call Tony
at 364-9374 or John at 234-5031.
A Chicago newspaper had reported
that La Russa was being considered
as a replacement for Moore. A’s
General Manager Sandy Alderson
said earlier yesterday that he had not
“talked to anyone regarding pur
management situation.”
“I haven’t heard anything, other
than I’m being mentioned (as a possi
ble successor) in the press,” La Rus
sa said via telephone from his
Sarasota, Fla. home yesterday. “I’ve
learned not to assume anything.
“I’m not going to say they’re inter
ested in me if I don’t know they are.
But I will say that I’d like to manage
in the major leagues again some
day.”
The A’s expected to challenge for
the AL West title after acquiring
veteran pitchers Joaquin Andujar
and Moose Haas in the offseason.
Both Andujar and Haas are on the
disabled list along with relief pitcher
Jay Howell and veteran center fielder
Dwayne Murphy.
Oakland was tied for first on May
10, but sank as the injuries hit.
Alderson had flown to Kansas City
on Tuesday after A’s slugger Dave
Kingman sent a box containing a
small rat to Sue Fornoff, a sportswrit
er for the Sacramento Bee, in the
Kansas City pressbox.
Fornoff has said Kingman has ha
rassed her since she was assigned to
the A’s.
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
H€LP UIfiNTCP
BOOKEEPER 10-15 HOURS / LOST 6-23, FLUFFY white kitten,
week, mornings $3.35 / hour, blue eyes, Rec Hall area. Please
Acctg, stat or QBA major pref. call 237-7621
iELP WANTED - FEMALE camp Call 863-3935.
counselors to work the Penn earn $5OOO PER 1000 stuffing
State Cheerleading Camps, envelopes send self-addressed,
Pf *® s are du| y 15-18 and Ju| y 20 ‘ stamped envelope to : B&R Com
23. Duties Include residence hall muncatlons Box 377649 Chi
supervision. Must reside with ca g o ill 60637
campers for nights mentioned ’
Call Lori at 865-9173 for additio
nal information and pay rates
attractive wealthy gen-
TLEMAN seeks shapely female
playmate. Descriptions held in
Found notices arte pub- confidence. P.O. Box 10659,
lished for three days at no State College.
charge. This policy does not ap-
ply to “found” notices for “PSU” _____________
keys. r^7|B|
__________________ If you find a “PSU” key or a key
AALBORG TYPING, PAPERS rl , n 0 wl ' ha “ PSU ” k ®y H.
theses, including mathematical Sfl™?r«« e rfin'bf n® uh!° P °^ e
symbols and equations, pick-up ® ervlaes > grange Building. The
and delivery. Call anytime 234- e P artr " e /i* °* University Safety
POSITION AVAILABLE- FLAM- 3772 - aufckw and Ihn
ING Rainbow University, Stilwell A COMPLETE TYPING and word person v!ho lost the “PSU” key.
Oklahoma. Full time Behavioral processing service one block IM m , —; 7
Science Instructor. Ph.d. pre- from campus. 8-5 Flying Fingers DELIVERY IN 30 minutes or free!
ferred - Oct. Ist hiring date. 237-2905. Graduate to a greater tasting
Deadline for applications Aug A \/ah adi c>■ i — r — PIZZA - Call 234-4743. Open Sun
15th. Send resume to: Jo Halibur- AVA LABLE ALL SUMMER: effl- day-Thursday 4 PM-11 PM; Frl
ton, Flaming Rainbow University, S,„rH’nr«t Pen ? ab n typin 9 al ? d day-Saturday 4PM-3AM.
office of Academic Dean 419 B ry, 35- FOUND: LADY'S TIMEX watch in
North Second St., Stilwell, OK 3068. Forum building June 22. Claim at
7/IQcr ' ’ Eisenhower Chapel 865-6548.
PANTRY AND LINE cook posi
tlon opened at Duffy’s Tavern.
Call for Interview. 466-6241 be
tween ll:30 and 2:00.
Lions-Gate A
424 Waupelani Drive
238-2600 I
Efficiency...
1 Bedroom.
2 Bedroom.
♦Free Heal
•Unlimited Free Parking
•On CATA bus line
•Furnished and unfurnished
•Large rooms and closets
•Free tennis
• Beautiful grounds
•Pets allowed
Irwin takes first round lead in Canadian Open
OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) Hale Irwin, mired
in the worst slump of his long career, shot a 4-
under-par 68 yesterday and took a one stroke lead
after the first round of the Canadian Open Golf
Championship.
“It was time for me to relax and play the kind of
golf I’m capable of,” said Irwin, who ranks a
distant 129th on the PGA Tour’s money-winning
list this season.
A single stroke off the pace at 69 were Andy
Bean, a two-time winner already this season, Brad
Fabel, Clarence Rose, Mike Donald, Denny Hepler
and Dan Halldorson, seeking to become the first
Canadian to win this title since 1954.
“I’m trying to make golf fun again. It has not
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green eyes,'Beau'. Old Boals
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234-6029, 234-8026.
... $295
... $335
.. $395
scoreboard
major league baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
W L Pet. GB
45 25 .643
41 31 .569 5
38 31 .551 6Vz
36 33 .522 BVz
35 34 .507 9V2
37 36 .507 9 Vi
33 35 .485 11
West Division
39 32
38 33
36 35
30 40
29 42
29 44
29 44
New York
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
California
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago
Minnesota
Oakland
Seattle
Wednesday's Games
Toronto 5, Milwaukee 1
Seattle 6 r Cleveland 1
ilivnitiHifff
Appointments not necessary
Detroit 11, Baltimore 2
Boston 5, New York 4
Chicago 4, Minnesota 3
Kansas City 5, Oakland 4
California 7, Texas 1
Yesterday's Games
Baltimore at Detroit
Oakland at Kansas City
Texas at Seattle
Only games scheduled
Toronto (Alexander 5-3) at New York (Guidry
4-7), (n)
Milwaukee (Nieves 6-2) al Detroit (Tanana 7-
4), (n)
Boston (Clemens 13-0) at Baltimore (Dixon
6-5), (n)
Kansas City (Bankhead 3-0) at Minnesota
(Smithson 6-6), (n)
Chicago (Allen 4-0) at Oakland (Codlroll 5-3),
(n)
.549
.535 1
.507 3
.429 B</2
.408 10
.397 11
.397 11
Texas (Mason 4-2) at Seattle (Morgan 5-7),
A GUARANTEED LINE, Bogey
accent, "Hey kid, how about you
and me playing some miniature
golf?" 238-8481
HORSE BOARDING ON the bus
route. Your horses welfare is our
first concern. Indoor and outdoor
riding rings and - when possible -
daily turnout to pasture all In
cluded. Lessons available. 237-
1562 ,
TELEVISION, STEREO REPAIRS;
fast, expert service on all brands,
VCR’s too. ACORN, 232 S. Allen,
238-6342.
FURN SHED
APARTMENTS
AVAILABLE
AMERICANA
HOUSE
119 Locust Lane
Vz Block From Campus
Efficiency
$330.00 per mo.
AMBASSADOR
BLDG.
421 East Beaver
Efficiency
$320.00 per mo.
COLLEGIATE
ARMS
218 South Sparks
2 Bedrooms For 4
$600.00 And Up
Includes All Util.
And Parking.
LAUREL
TERRACE
315-327 E. Beaver
Jr. 1 Bedroom
For $395.00
Includes Utilities.
(KISSINGERI
LEONARD I
&BRQ/VER I
_Reallorsl
245 S. Allen St.
238-4400
Today's Gamos
been a lot of fun all this year,” said Irwin, who
once went almost four seasons without missing a
cut. This year, he has missed in seven of 15 starts.
“It’s been a long dry spell.
“I haven’t been playing that badly, I really
haven’t but the results have been terrible,” said
the two-time U.S. Open champion. “It’s just a little
thing here, a little thing there, and I’ve turned a 68
into a 72 or 73 and all of a sudden I’m struggling.”
But it was no struggle at all for Irwin on a sunny
and breezy day in the Toronto suburbs. He missed
only two fairways and three greens on the Glen
Abbey Golf Club.
“I did everything pretty well. It wasn’t perfect,
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# OF WORDS
Cleveland (Schulze 4*4) at California (Witt 8* Cincinnati 4, Houston 3,10 Innings
5), (n) Atlanta 3, Los Angeles 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
W L
47 21
38 30
32 36
32 37
29 40
27 41
West Division
39 33
38 33
37 34
35 36
34 38
30 39
Now York
Montreal
PHILLIES
St. Louis
Chicago
PIRATES
San Francisco
Houston
San Diego
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Wednesday's Games
New York 5, Montreal 2
San Diego 3, San Francisco 1
Chicago 10, PHILLIES 7
.St. Louis 2, PIRATES 1,10 Innings
NUMBER OF DAYS
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The Daily Collegian Friday, June 27, 1986—11
Yesterday's Games
No games scheduled
Pet. GB
.691
.559 9
.471 15
.464 15 Vi
.420 18Vi
.397 20
New York (Ojeda B*2) at Chicago (Eckersley
2-4)
Montreal (Tibbs 4-3) at PIRATES (Rhoden 7*
4Mn)
San Francisco (Garrolts 6*6) at Cincinnati
(Gulllckson 5-6), (n)
San Diego (Hawkins 5*4) at Atlanta (John*
son 6-6), (n)
PHILLIES (Rawley 10*4) at St. Louis (Forsch
6*4), (n)
Los Angeles (Reuss 2*5) at Houston (Scott
6*5), (n)
Tomorrow's Games
New York at Chicago
Montreal at PIRATES, (n)
San Francisco at Cincinnati, (n)
San Diego at Atlanta, (n)
PHILLIES at St. Louis, (n)
but in comparison with what I’ve been posting, I
played very well,” he said.
Bob Tway, who leads the Tour with three victo
ries this season, had a 70 that left him only two
back.
Australian Greg Norman, who has been on such
a rampage in recent months, could do no better
than match par 72.
Defending champion Curtis Stra,nge was one
stroke higher at 73. Masters champion Jack Nick
laus, seven times a runner-up in this event, and
Lee Trevino, a three-time Canadian Open winner,
each took a 74.
“I just didn’t play very well,” Nicklaus said,
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