12—The Daily Collegian Thursday, June 18, 1987 Two foreigners top picks for U.S. Open By 808 GREEN AP Golf Writer SAN FRANCISCO It was a cas ual phrase that gave an insight to the 87th • United States Open golf championship. Lee Trevino was going over a list of prospective winners of the American national championship when he said: . ". . . On the American side, there's' Payne Stewart." Officially, there is not an American side. There is only a field of 156 in the tournament that begins today on the Olympic Club's difficult Lake course. Most are Americans. Most of the favorites to win are not. It is a situation that has become familiar in recent years. No longer is there a foreign threat. There is a foreign presence. This year, it is led by Greg Norman of Australia and Seve Ballesteros of Spain, described by Jack Nicklaus as "the two best players in the world today." Trevino also includes as threats to win: Tommy Nakajima, Japan's best player; formes Masters champion Bernhard Langer of West Germany; Sandy Lyle of Scotland, a former British Open winner and current holder of the important Tournament Players Championship; and Nick Price of South Africa, who has a habit ittardeek We're out to win you over. T M 1-. I CHICKEN FILLET, REGULAR FRIES, " & MEDIUM DRINK For Only $2 39 1-Taxi Served after breakfast hours at any participating Hardee''s restaurant. One order per coupon per customer per visit. Not good in combination with any other offer. Please present coupon before ordering. L Offer Good Thru June 30,1987 I Arnold Schwarzenegger In: PREDATOR Nightly: 7:40 & 9:40 Daily Matinees: 2:40, 3:40 & 5:40 '2" before 6 pm The most rewarding movie ever made... MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY po Nightly: 6:10 & 10:10 Daily Matinees: 2:10, 4:10, & 6:10 When you can't believe your eyes, trust your heart... HARRY AND THE HENDERSONS PO Nightly: 7:50 & 9:50 gall Matinees: 1:50, 3:50 & 5:50 '2" before 6pm Jlm Varney ERNEST GOES TO CAMP ea Nightly: 8:20 & 10:20 Daily Matinees: 2:20, 4:20 & 6:20 *2" before 6 pm Nothing can stop them, no one can help you. They know who you are... THE BELIEVERS NICIMY: 7:30 & 9:45 Daily Matinees: 2:30 & 4:45 '2" before 8 pm Jack Nicholson, Cher, Susan Sarandon, Michelle Pfeiffer... THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK R Nightly: 7:30 & 9:45 Sean Connery as Malone. Robert DeNiro as Al Capone... THE UNTOUCHABLES Nightly: 7:45 & 10:00 Jim Verney... ERNEST GOES TO CAMP pa Nightly: 7:15 & 9:15 of playing his best in the world's great championships. "It isn't a matter of the rest of the world catching up with the U.S., They've caught up," said Trevino, who served as captain of the Ameri can Ryder Cup team which lost, for the first time in decades, to Europe in the last biennial meeting. "Don't forget, there are other tours in Europe and Japan and Australia that are playing for big money now. They're attracting more, better young players and those young play ers are developing into world class players." But is it becoming a "Them vs. Us" situation? "I don't think the players think that way," Nicklaus said. "It just so hap pens that the two best players in the world right now are not Americans." But there may be an undertone to it, too. J.C. Snead touched on it after he'd beaten Ballesteros in a playoff last Sunday in the Westchester Classic. "I think a lot of people were pulling for me out there. Maybe they're tired of the foreigners winning all the time," Snead said. They don't win them all. But in the last year or so, they've been the central figures. And they are again Coffee Soft Drinks Iced Tea eVeltarg- 55 Lemonade Milk 34414.4tfooLittic elitiY4.4a.. Strawberry Daquiri; Pina Colada, Papaya Juice . y .l r . • •:: • ... 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Gregory, a 6-foot-9-inch forward, was the fifth-leading scorer and• second-best rebounder last year in the Continental League. Les, a 5- foottl-inch guard, had a brief tryout last year with the Sixers. Gregory, a former Wisconsin player, averaged 23.4 points and 10.5 rebounds last season for the Lacrosse Hatbirds, West Division champions of the Continental League. He originally was selected on the second round of the 1982 draft by the Washington Bullets. Graf skips EASTBOURNE, England (AP) Steffi Graf, winner of the French Open and a challenger for. Martina Navratilova's No. 1 ranking, created a major stir among the other women players by passing up the Pilkington Glass grass-court championships, their last tune-up for Wimbledon. Instead, the West German teen-ager is practicing privately ,for the Grand Slam event which begins Monday. Pens name assistant coaches PITTSBURGH (AP) Pittsburgh Penguins Coach Pierre Creamer yesterday named Canadian college coach Clement Jodion and team scouting director Rick Kehoe as his two assistant coaches for next season, the team announced. Jodion, 35, led his University of Quebec at Trois-Rivieres team to the Canadian university hockey championship last season, becom ing the first team from Quebec province to win the title. Jodion was named Canada's college coach of the year for 1985-86. Kehoe: 35, has been director of pro scouting for the Penguins for the last two seasons. The former right winger, who joined the Penguins in 1974, retired as the team's all-time leading scorer with 636 points. —psi $3.50 $2.95 $3.25 $3.50 $2.95 $3.15 last Wimbledon tune-up Only war would cancel 1988 Summer Olympic Games in Seou By LARRY SIDDONS AP Sports Writer LONDON Only war could force the International Olympic Committee to remove next year's Summer Games from Seoul, the lOC said yesterday. Recent political demonstrations in South Korea, some of them involving violent clashes with police, have done nothing to change the lOC's plans to stage the Games in the capital city next year, Michele Verdier, the lOC spokeswoman, said. "The position is quite clear. The Games have been awarded to Seoul and there is absolutely no change in our position," Ver dier said in a telephone interview from the lOC's headquarters in Lausanne, Switzer land. The Olympic Charter, the lOC's bylaws, provides for changing the site of the Games only in the case of "an act of war," she said. Asked if that would mean a civil war as well as war against an outside force, the spokeswoman replied: "That could be an NOTICE Collegian Inc. reserves the $4.99; 36 exposure only $6.95 right to release the names of One day service. General photo individuals who place advertls• 325 East Eteaver, 237.0011. Ing in The Daily Collegian, Colle• RENT PLAYER, 3 movies, 3 days glan Magazine and The Weekly only $19.95. 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He said, though, he was pleased with the effort the South Korean organizers are mak ing to hold the Games. The situation also was causing some con cern at NBC, which will televise the Games. Kevin Monaghan, a network spokesman, said the demonstrations have not affected the network's preparations. "Obviously it's a situation we're concerned with and one that we're following closely," he said. "But, at this point, it hasn't disrupted any of our work." NBC paid $3OO million for the rights to televise the 1988 Games. The network plans to televise 179 1 / 2 hours of Olympic programming from Sept. 15 through Oct. 4. War has been the only thing to interrupt the Bright sunny 1 bedroom apt. Newly renovated. Laundry facili ties and use of pool. Call Alice 238.3432 Grad Students. Studio and 1 bed. room apts. available. Affordable, sunny, quiet. Furnished or unfur nished. Call Linda at 238-3432 LARGE ONE BEDROOM apart ment close to campus and down town. 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If you: Have a work study award (apply for through student aid office); type at least 55 wpm; have some personal computer FULL TIME SALES position In State College, very good com pensation, send resume to Box 131 Lewistown, PA17044 Satisfy the beast in you at briorWood. Now accepting applications for fall. M-F 238-7134 M-F 9-5 The only time the Olympics have been moved from a city to which they originally were awarded by the lOC was in 1976. Voters in Denver fearful that the Winter Games that year would roll up a huge public debt, gave them back. They were held in stead in Innsbruck, Austria, where they had been staged 12 years before. Protests against the government of South Korean President Chun Doo-hwan have taken place sporadically for several years, mostly on college campuses. Last week, however, they spread into mid dle-class neighborhoods and the center of Seoul after the ruling Democratic Justice Party picked Roh Tae-woo, a former Army general, to succeed Chun when he steps down as president next February. On Tuesday, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, an undeclared candidate for the Democratic U.S. presidential nomination, met with South Korea's ambassador in Washington and said afterward that the Games should be taken away from Seoul unless political conditions in South Korea improve. NEWS ADVISER For Collegian Inc., publisher of The Daily Collegian, Penn State's morning newspaper, circulation 19,000. Our organization includ es a Professional Staff of 28 people, counting advisers and production employees, and a stu dent staff of approximately 250. This Is a full-time career position for a person with qualifications and potential in print journalism and education. Position available Immediately. Required skills: writing, editing, teaching, typing. Also: good peo ple skills, good general commu nication skills and ability to grow Into this job. Preferred: Minimum of one year of related experience with a daily newspaper. Experience on a col lege newspaper helpful. Degree desired. Experience in layout, photography or graphics would be a plus. The news adviser reports to the general manager and, after one year, Is a member of the Manage• ment Team. The Management Team Includes students and pro fessionals. Job Includes organizing and con ducting training classes for all new student staff members, pro viding day-to-day guidance to students, assisting the general manager and other members of the Management Team. Five-day, 40-hour week. Typical starting time 11 a.m. The new employee-will have some say in setting hours, which are some what flexible. Daylight weekday hours are available during weeks when The Daily Collegian is not publishing. I got a real home, with room to roam. 787 Stratford Dr. Sat. 10-2 The Daily Collegian Thursday, June 18, 1987-13 Jackson said he was not calling for immedi ate transfer of the Games to another site. "but that is a matter of serious discussion, it is high up on the agenda." Verdier, however, said that under present conditions the Games next year would stay put. "There is absolutely no plan within the lOC to change anything concerning the Games in Korea," she said. Samaranch, who was in Canada to receive an honorary degree from the University of Quebec at Trois Riveres, said his main prob lem was "to convince North Korea to take part" in the 1988 Games. North Korea has threatened to lead a boycott if it does not get a more prominent role in co-hosting the Games. Samaranch said a meeting next month in Lausanne with the North Koreans will be crucial, but he said he does not expect any widespread boycott. "The European socialist countries already have said they will participate," he said. 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