The Stetson Reporter

% wew-r-%* m* j*** Tfcit «wt of on wm «t #*#« pmfe*»« retire, me p*$ "17a.n,-/,.."-7 f».V, -r r.al/rx;^!.- \\-.-j>;«,i;a,.T" l$t Item, IQtnd MdUmn Jtfcp S, If S9 Weickel and Hatters Win Conference By KEVIN WBICKSL Bat-Khali Ckxnra-aporidafat The Stetson Hattere defeated Centenary University 5-4 if) 10 innings last Saturday to claim their second wtrasigiht C'oafemnca Champiortahip and atwUwr trip to the NCAA Regiotials, Senior co-Captain Rmm Weic'kel Hoed a basas-loa^d sing Ie to left ileltl in the bottom of the )0th inning: to scora Ed -C<»r,ty and give the Hatters the Mattery. Steve Shaker started the fame en the oiosaid for the Hatters and delivered sis atrong irmings of pitch ing, Shaker grave way to feeajrge 'Tsamia iti the ""iris itintrsf a iter the Hatters -went ahead hy a score of 4-3. Tearnisi pitehed two innings, on only two days wart, sbruck out font batters and give up one run. Tom Hick ox, a pre-eeastin ali Anieri- can candidate, came on to pitch the Hits and 1 Oth inning», fetting the wtii ami shnttiof th* door on the Centenary hat*. The Hatttsrs wits was their third straight of the tournament which began Thursday eveoing. On Thursday the Hatiera delfei-aiatid Arkansas Utile Rock B-a, behind the outoiandinf hit- tang of Mike Psnkeai and pitching of George Tsami e, Pinkes .hit a ussijl*, triple and home run to drive its five rone for the Hatters. George Taarais breesietl his way through the Idttle Rock lineup, storikingoutl4 batters and acattering eight hi to. Friday afteriitstwi the Hatters faced Centenary, who had previously defeat**! Georsria Southern, for ttie first time, Tha Hattere fell -bta-hind quickly *8-2 after two isinansis of play, Senior Mike Wallace,, coming in relief of starter Melt; Tsamis who had to leave the game because of arm t-fooble, shut the Centenary bato down te allow the Hatters a chance to come back. In the seventh, the Hatters scored seven runs* thanks to six walks hy the Centenary pitches and RBI filters p.2 Opinions p,3 New# p.4 Features p.S Sportb p.7 Greeks pS •MHMM sistgle-s bv Mike Hoke:-* aind Kevin Weikel. " The Hatter** were up 9-7 and seoreal an insurance run in the j a st irtts i n i? to wi ts i 0- 7. Torai Hie k- xax received hi1* 1*2th snve of the wason, p-tehiaag the final three inntnj»3 ter the Hats. This vsetfary psit the Hatters in the <■ ham pi on- ship gaime against the winner of the Ca-aarf ta ^authern-Centensiry patae which Centenary won. Five Stetoon pi a a, em were revtardf-d for iheir outstanding tournament play Mike Pinkes was named iasirnarsseTii MVP as well Hat a nnemhisa-r of the All* tournament team. Joining Pinkes on the AH- tournamenl team -wen- Mike Sempeles, "Wea Wet-jer. tSreorge Tuasnis, and T-torn Hickot. The Hatters n,et>-*ta is 35-19 and they are riding a seven game winning streak. The Hatters have four r.-imf- mmaitsing, two agattn-rt South Florida, one against Flertsia and Rollins. Thr** is the patu-iibility of twa> snake-tip games being played bethrai* fimil exama* Ttie Hatrer-* -are ia>ikxn*t: forward Ita returniraf tt> the Regional? where they were a.«ne fame away from the World Sn*t*iea- Inst year, CortK* a-upport the Halter* in their bid t>a mafee ihe World uSer-ies. J. OIlie Edmunds Award Announced By GLENH MJTO11D 8;pecial tn lie Be-porttsr Ftmr Stetsoa sanuoia wei*s clio- een to reensivts the -J, OlMe Edmunds tiervice tiwarai Jsust a*eel„ The .IMmiimds a-ntrard is a caek Bchoia»hip of more than 1250 giv#n to rtscofrata voluntitser cajnpoa service. "The fouir winners, John Joyioer, liita Krucker, Glenn Kindred, antJ Jim Daafhton, were noati- nated hy their p»»ri several weeka Bg<t. The no«i nation famisi which w*»r** available to any ttn- rrient ware arohndtated to a t*eiee- ttors eotamsttee for review. The selection committee -ritduded Drs, Port Smith.Nylen, Croche, aat! Mr, Ifediney Wm. Kathy JScclea of Panhellenk asd Cindy Vjyo of the Stoteon Unton Soard also aMrved. The IPC ws»« included on the committee although no repraeentative aiteiriaieai. The award ia iMSair-d an volunteer Mn-iee to the Stetoon <Cotn-> mimity. The earth award* are raised from fee prnsa-red* of Hatter Holiday eveetis arach aa the Transtar i-^wsording ijooth, the Ptimal* frtftbesai ter-jntiament, and a movie night at the Athenut, Rrueker, tha only fe*»uie winner, has aerswd ae Preatdsant arf thaia Stetoen Fnioti fioard, a Member of Alpha* Kappa Psi, and on tha Stua-Jeat life Task Forea, Erucker is also currently an the Stutietst Affaitia Cummitt-oe Joytter, a senior accounlring major, has 8er*r*earl as Greenfeather Chairman anal haia been active its the St^tfton irniora Board and Alpha Kappa Pst. He servard as Vice Pre-aider.t assd Sa-cial Re*-- xiax- --'--aarraj-ji. at" ,\lph-s Taau Omo*ta and curreratly ants tw the Student Altai rs CVmmillve, Kindred, a senior economies major, has served as ecUwr of the Stetson fiti*p-,arler» chairman of the Fuhlieations Board, SGA Senator, 4and in lise Halter €ers- naxth*n. Tie served his fr-iternity. AlpJia Tau Omega, as Membership Educator. Soeiiiti CTiai-rmnn, and Public Rotations Officer Ho w currently the Arts and Sciences Eeprosentaiive on the Srsiaient Affiars Committee. Dan-tthttiti, a -jenKar pclittcal -xcietact raajor. hats severl aat Greenfa*-ather <"'hairrriua«J T'*-t-a,8- tlctit --a] Owk-raxii Dtltal a\iJppvi, and Mufiel Senate Ohs-arma*- He ha* *er**eaj aa- Presjderst and TrBjaaairfer of Alpha Taa.i On-fejjji and cuffwrstly ante on the Ststatetst Life Task Force. McCullom To Visit Bv ROBERT Bl"l,i«0€K, Staff Writer US Ciangre-i-sTiian Bill MeCul- h>m, OOF. will address the Stet,- son Cnmtnaaiity ikent Monday, McCisiloni- arf eertral Florida's fifth di-itnct- an-ill arise addwss I>r, Ellen Ssnith'sv leadership class- The add re tta wsll h* given to thta roliticai Forum in rtaotn 304-205 CUE, The P4iiitkal Fonua is an organtjiatkart *a*r4v4ti*84or«fcd by the Departrnent of Political &ieBa*« which regnlarty brings noted piesi 6ptiiake*m to campuss on a wide range of i***ue***-. McCnJloni has a history of snp- portbns Stefeon Uniuveraty. Hftn in***olvemeiii'ta range from thausup- *»7rtof studerstpoiitscffli gntupa to the pro-trading inteimships toStct- san students. McCullom wtll also attend a private reception held bv the Stetson College Paipahikfttw. CI President, Bay HoJIey atated *St*st--9oia should frtve ita ali ant support and a*atmc listen to what he has to«ta-4x,-.«**spe-a*iall> sartee Hits ti-sn't even hie district.'* Stetson ".'niveriuity ishaeated in Mt-Culleni'.*- neit*hr*oring eiistntt. Ii, is. a-epraj-aie'itcd t*,x* l 'fsngres^ns-aa;. Hick G-aham. GOP. In an interview about her pianrset' rjuesi- D*. Ellen Smith. ii;st**7,a:lor of the c'ass Mat Cullom xxii: --.ddrestt. I.DP STii 8*OTn- *Ttf*nted,**!t1',i|, vott? es-ntirrv that he's e.-.mirsg Tha-: students will -rally aatijoy heanrsg him sixeak." Ms-O-uill-an i*a 7'urretstlv in hi-* lltl'i ternt arad ia<-rvr-i a«r. the ilouawi "rtankiii|t. Fatianca'. t.rlaar. Aflairs. and Jitdkia"*** -.i-r-.-nai ta-es. He is ij-lso ttie raisk:7-iv* ira-'ii her fan th-44 Crime Suh f,-..*n*nsiteit- McCo"ksro received i**.*- ix ,1 fw-m the tJnsvatr-aixy «*i Pl-rsti, andeairrentlj rt^ida-a ata f N n*y. Ftoridai Lady Hats Win By KOGKE GTLMORS Sja«-cial to the Ueptarter Tha? Stetson Oijiva-*-5*ity lady Hatters tennis team crowned champions tnthreedtTOions here two weeks afta ami got some sur* prisiop- -isaiatancc from Floricla Jnternatioiial Univcrsitv to claim their third straight Mew South Women*** Athletic Conference Champions hip. The Lady Hats of ersach Vicky Ps-at-a' entered the firsail round t rail- in*; favored Geor-iria Slate hy iwo poim*-; vsnth the Lady Crimson Panthers apparent*, havinj* a-riauch *r*8*.wer te, win. ffa."A«ex*a r, i*ha****i the -ra-tiai** xva* oner, the Lady Hats had accounted for 33 1/2 point* to runner-up s*3s»*frgia Stat**** 32- 11 was a time tliree-wav battle aa FTU *«ts*««>d ti. Tmslsng, were Samfcrd- its. Mercer. 18; Georgia Sc-uthers?* ? l*'2t Omverssty vf Onlral Florida. ?; and Floiidn A&M. 4 I-*. K.ri**tr#n Smith captured srhe Mo. S S5ngies title w sth a 6-4, t-fi. 7-5 win aver Saimk.rrl'a ifar8*-.,**e: Kay. The Kv, 6 aimgles cra-ax*-* .-a a « lt*ing worn by a Ladx Hatte* as Sandra But terms ire s-ailieirr -ru.-Jt Ck-orpa State's Pa^e filler -l-t;. til. £*-,': See SSVtAt r-.-*>