12 —The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Oct. 22, 198 G
Linksters end topsy-turvy season
By MEGAN CULHANE
Collegian Sports Writer
It was a roller coaster ride of a fall
season for the men’s golf team.
The season started off modestly
with a very young team possessing
the potential to fulfill Head Coach
Mary Kennedy’s goal of a national
championship.
Slowly, the team set its goals, nur
tured young talent, boosted its confi
dence and felt its way around the golf
course.
After two fifth-place showings, the
Lions turned it on firing 598 to clinch
the first-place spot at the Walter
McLaughlin tournament. The title
marked the first time the team had
won a tournament in almost three
years and established the Lions as a
force to be reckoned with.
With that tangible win securely in
their golf bags, the Lions headed for
the East Coast Athletic Conference
qualifier. The team was at the peak of
its season and under pressure to
maintain the status it had previously
established. Riding on a wave of confi
dence, or maybe overconfidence, it
looked to the qualifier as a bridge to
bigger and better things.
The Lions went in expecting to win
indeed, they were favored to win
but after one round of do-or-die golf,
they settled for a disheartening third
place finish.
A chance for redemption came
when the Lions hosted the Atlantic 10
Championship Tournament. Penn
State had last won an A-10 tourna
ment in 1983 by a mere one stroke.
This season, the team again gained a
one-stroke victory by nudging out
arch-rival Temple 023 to 624.
The team was pleased at the
chance to get another notch in the win
column.
The Lions then entered the season’s
home stretch. Their two wins out of
four tries wasn’t a bad record, but the
team was shooting for three out of
five. The ECAC Championships
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‘Even though the final outcome had to come
about, I feel we are still successful as a team. It
has been one of the most successful seasons
I’ve had coaching.’
loomed on the horizon and, with the
A-10 victory fresh in their minds, the
Lions had hopes of another win. The
team’s play fell short of those expec
tations, however, and the Lions ended
the season with an anti-climatic
eigth-place showing.
“We thought we would win (the
ECACs), but we forgot one thing,”
sophomore Dan Braun said. “You’ve
got to play well to win.”
Reflecting on the season, Kennedy
said that it was a positive one from
her standpoint as a coach.
“Even though the final outcome
had to come about, I feel we are still
successful as a team,” Kennedy said.
“It has been one of the most success
ful seasons I’ve had coaching. I’m
happy that I kept my decision on the
lineup, it seemed to work out the best
way. The combination seemed to
work well.
“A couple of wins combined with a
couple of letdowns contributed to the
final disappointment. We’re not
looking backward and saying ‘Look
what we did.’ ”
The players, too, look back at the
season with pride.
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"We had a great season,” Braun
said. “The tournaments we won were
great team efforts. There were the
bad points, but the winning overshad
ows them. We ended sourly, but you
can’t sit around crying about it or
you’ll lose confidence.”
Kennedy said the final letdown
makes the team more eager to start
the spring season. She said if the
Lions didn’t have the disappointing
finish in the fall, there might have
been a hint of overconfidence to taint
the team’s attitude.
“They've been learning and matur
ing all the way,” Kennedy said.
“They’ve had the experience of play
ing with good players and a compet
itive schedule. As success comes,
hopefully the spring will bring a more
confident and competitive level for
all of them.”
As winter approaches, the Lions
will be driven indoors to practice.
Kennedy said the team will concen
trate on both individual and team
goals, as well as learning to trust
themselves and their golf games. The
time will provide the team with a
chance to change strategies and cov
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HALLOWEEN COSTUMES,
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INSURANCE FOR YOUR auto,
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ATTENTION COOL DUdE who
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RAY ANTHONY AND Assoc:
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ACORN, 232 S. Allen, 238-6021.
ROOMS, FOOTBALL WEEK
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College. 422-8191.
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COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
PSU COMPATIBLE TERMINALS.
Rent terminals compatible with
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ROOMS FALL SEMESTER In Fra-
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YANKEE- I HOPE your're not SMALL ONE BEDROOM mobile
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YOUR SATISFACTION GUAR- p|u g electric 234-3901.
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$lBO. Call 237-0463.
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household furnishings, oriental
(style wool) rugs, plants, china,
sliver, sports equipment, wom
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books. 237-6270,8 am - Bpm
FOOTBALL TICKETS FOR the
Penn State- Alabama game,
0ct.25. Great seats available.
Call 238-6882, 9a.m.-11p.m..
FOR SALE ‘77 Puch moped.
Good condition. Reasonable. For
Info call Steve 234-6668.
GENERAL ADMISSION, DATE,
and student tickets to the
Maryland and Pitt games. Trade
possible. Call 238-6882, 10a.m.-
10p.m. only.
GUITAR 12 STRING Acoustic,
862-6737.
IBM CONVERTIBLE COMPUTER.
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contract, battery & charger.
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$1700.00 Bill 237-9767
LARGE SELECTION OF used
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prices, 7 miles east of S.C. rt.
322. Mon., Thrus. evenings 6:30-
' Sf>‘ rdr ■ 10:00-2:00. Beds,
8:30, Saturday
sofas, loveseats, dressers,
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lamps, more.
LOW PRICES AND large selec
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A DIFFERENCE FURNITURE ex
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GORGEOUS CARPET REMNANT
sale. 7 foot by'l2 foot, $56, 8 foot
by 12 foot, $63. Contemporary
carpet 1359 East College Avenue
10-5 and 7-9 daily. Free delivery.
WANTED! ! ! STUDENT
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1983 XTSSO YAMAHA, good con
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1977 HONDA CIVIC $750; ’74
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100 VACUUM CLEANERS start
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SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOM Apt.
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Fully furnished. Sue 237-2343.
SPRING ‘B7 EFFICIENCY $320/
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for 1 or 2. Close to campus.
Option for summer 237-8454
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED-
Beaver Hill- $186.66 per month.
Phone Jamie- (717)243-4259.
HOUSEMATE WANTED: SHARE
huge 3 BR duplex w/two other
people. Grad or older. M/F 234-
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ROOMMATE NEEDED-N. AL
LEN,' one block from campus,
share house with three other
girls, own bedroom, second se
mester, $138.75 plus utilities 238-
5225.
ROOMMATE WANTED: TO share
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Call 781-6875.
ROOMS
NON-SMOKING SERIOUS .stu
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WANTED: PENN STATE football A-1 TYPIST. FAST, accurate, reli
tickets. 2 or 4 reserved seats to able. IBM typewriter. Campus
any game. Help my family see pickup and delivery. 359-2146.
their first PSU game ever! Please STUDENT HELPER PROOF
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$5.00/hr. December to March.
Must have 64 credits. Early child
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hundred envelopes stuffed.
Guaranteed. Homeworkers
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outdoor recreation/equipment
background essential. Refer
ences required. Apply in person
to Appalachian Outdoors, 324
West College Avenue, State Col
lege. 814-234-4284.
IF YOU ENJOY working in a fast
pace sometimes frantic atmo
sphere, we have got the job for
you! The Deli Restaurant Is now
hiring full and part-time kitchen
help. Copious training and uni
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mediately in person at the The
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LINE COOKS • EXPERIENCE
necessary, training provided,
gross opportunities available,
immediately openings. Stop In
for an application, The Deli Res
taurant 113 Heister.
OVERSEAS JOBS ALSO cruise
ships. Airlines. Hotels. Entry lev
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805-687-6000 Ext. OJ-3000.
PREP COOKS, LINE cooks, jani
torial-experience required to
work with our unique menu, full
time/part-time positions avail
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qualifications to: Tussey ML Inn,
P.O. Box 48, State College, PA
16084.
TRAVEL FIELD OPPORTUNITY.
Gain valuable marketing experi
ence while earning money. Cam
pus representative needed
immediately for Spring Break-trip
to Florida. Call Campus Market-
Ing at 1(800)-282-6221.
WAITER, WAITRESS WANTED.
Must be able to work lunches
and dinner. Apply Duffy’s Tavern,
Boalsburg between the hours 11-
2 and 5-10.
WANTED!!! AGGRESSIVE, EN
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LOST
GOLD NECKLACE, CROSS,
womens high school class ring.
Please call Jim. 2-2896. Very sen
timental! Reward!
IF YOU CAME home from the
Phyrst Saturday night with the
wrong Levis jean jacket, call Paul
237-3991.
LOST- FRIDAY NIGHT between
Pi Kap and Chi Phi, plastic holder
containing important I.D. (you
can have the fake one, just
please return everything else).
Call 862-0980. Reward offered.
LOST LENNOR STYLE gold rim
bifocals Saturday at football
game. Please Call 238-4203 Mike.
LOST • 3 TONE GOLD BRACE
LET Saturday Oct. 18. GREAT
sentimental value. I will be
crushed if it so lost forever! Call
Andree 862-1459 BIG REWARD!
NAVY BLUE SWEATER with 3
color stripes on 10/16 In Rm. 104
Chambers. Please contact Steve,
237-2769.
STOLEN ORANGE BIKE from sth
Floor Beaver Plaza. Any Informa
tion on Bike Call 237-3104.
“Found” notices are pub
lished lor three days at no
charge. This policy does not ap
ply to “found” notices for “PSU”
keys.
II you find a “PSU" key or a key
ring with a “PSU" key on 11,
please deliver the item to Police
Services, Grange Building. The
Department of University Safety
has established a system to
quickly Identify and notify the
person who lost the “PSU" key.
FOUND
FOUND: GOLD CHAIN on cam
pus. Call Dana at 862-4920.'
FOUND, IN HUB Billiard Room
one high school class ring. De
scribe and claim- 202 HUB.
FOUND IN 2nd floor lounge- one
percussion bag. Describe and
claim- 202 HUB.
FOUND MALE BLACK dog, La
brador type with collar. Found by
Stadium. Call 865-1484 to claim.
FOUND: ORANGE AND white
male kitten In the 800 block of
South Allen St. Call 234-3444
PET BUNNY FOUND call 237-
7237.
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two compact disc players and
cassette deck. Featuring the
area's largest mobile light show,
including 40 spotlights audio
synchronized with the music,
eight ropelights, two strobes,
eight egg strobes, two square
chase lights and color organs,
12" mirror ball, four pinspots,
two police beacons, one heli
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HORSE BOARDING ON the bus
route. Your horse's welfare is our
FIRST concern. Indoor and out
door riding rings and - when
possible - daily turnout to pas
ture all included. Lessons avail
able. 237-1562, 238-7781.
NEED CREDIT? WE can help.
Send for info, and application to
Kobe, Inc., Box 5005, S.C. PA
16804.
NEED TO TALK? Call partners,
238-6739. We're trained peer
counselors who will listen and
help. Free, confidential, caring.
TELEVISION, STEREO REPAIRS.
Expert, affordable service on all
brands, VCR's too. ACORN, 232
S. Allen, 238-6342.
RESUME WRITING AND editing
services professional skills with
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237-4508.
PERSONALS
CAUGHT YOUR EYE over my
shoulder Sunday outside Pattee.
Would like to meet you. Looking
your way. Reply personals.
DEAR BROTHERS AND Little
Sisters of Theta Chi Fraternity.
Homecoming is over, we fin
ished number three but always
remember you're number one to
me! Love John and Paul. For
Life!
DENISE - ENJOYED
BRAINSTORMING at Saloon
10/18. Care to solve more ol the
Borough's problems during
Maryland game weekend? Reply
Personals - Bill
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO the
Gangster of Love DD and T, DK,
AC.
HEY BETA TAUS at AKL- We’re
looking out for you! Love, your
secret sisters.
KEW 306- KAZ here. Andy, Chris,
Bill, Ryan, Mike, Barb. Kate, An
gela, Mindy- anybody out there?
MARC I'M SURE dinner In Sidney
will be the best because you are.
Lots of Luck. Love Always,
Theresa
R.F. RACQUETBALL T,TH 2:30-
3:45 Had fun in doubles, How
about singles sometime. Call
238-0342 ,S.
T. FROM HISTORY 15! Jusl ask
me after class sometime Emy V.
Walle Up!
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to avoid rape.
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therapist.
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locked dixir.
• If you live alone, be sure your dixir has a deadbolt lock,
and a peephole.
• Never let a stranger talk his way in. Demand identification.
• When vou change addresses, change the lock on every out
side door.
• Stay clear of deserted laundromats, apartment laundry
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book...just your first initial.
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