SUPPLEMENT TO THE STATE NEWS Tate News MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 JANUARY 18, 1980 2 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan The MSU hockey team's leading scorer this season has been junior Leo Lynett. State News Richard Marshall U'lXTKRFEST, HI RII)!A \ CLASSIC Races highlight cross country ski season By DATE V ARC A snow, area cross country skiers From the Meridian Classic in p.m. Sunday in addition to Sierra, associate director of State News Sports Writer will be able to compete in Okemos, to the Lansing sponsoring open skiing for a Sports and Recreation Ser¬ As long as there is enough several tournaments. Winterfest, nominal price from noon to 5 vices. competition in cross country skiing dominates p.m. Sundays through Fridays the Lansing area. and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays. THE CLINICS AND the The intramural department "Subsequent clinics will de open skiing will take place at has scheduled a cross country pend on interest expressed in the Forest Akers West Golf skiing clinic from 11 a.m. to 1 this first clinic," said Lawrence (continued on page 3) Free Chicken Taco with purchase of any beverage Offer good after 4p.m. on Jan. 18 thru Jan. 26 You're gonna love that chicken from Popeyes! 1127 E.Grand River E. Lansing, Mi 351-8776 E. Grand River Store Only Hou Friday. January 18, 1980 3 GERRY SKOCZYLAS IM schedules new spring line-up The Director of MSU Intra¬ • Imitation Basketball — This quite rare, but they're sup appendages of their bodies. popular of the new I.M. sports. mural Sports Programs, Rusty new sport is played with the posed to be real killers! (This "Ret ween-t he-leg" catches are Playoffs are held at Im-Morrill Pipes, wishes to announce that same principles of I.M. basket¬ sport is very popular in Iran, discouraged because a hapless Hall and the best competitors the following sports have been ball except that no balls or where it originated.) MSU senior named Dean will go to Sweden to be spit added to the I.M. schedule baskets are used to cut down on • Water Polio - Held in the Gibbons recently received an Exchange students. Lash beginning spring term: expenses. Instead, students Red Sewer River, students unsolicited vasectomy trying Larrowe will officiate. (For will pretend to shoot and pass a swim around in the filth until such a catch. French majors only!) • U.N. Flag-Football — this "ball" and rely on their honesty they catch their favorite com¬ • Keg Rolling — This sport • 'Shroom Hockey — Sug new sport is played the same to determine if the shot would municable disease. Co-ed team originated during the Great gested for chemistry majors way as the regular flag-football have been good or not. Judging competition was held until of¬ Blizzard of '78 when students only, students play under the game with a few minor excep¬ from the current "honesty" of ficials found that students were were forced to roll beer kegs to influence of their favorite tions. In this one, students players at the I.M., this game getting the diseases from each their residence halls and apart mushroom derivative. There is playing with Israeli flags may should be loads of fun. other instead of the water. ments because of the snow. very little scoring, but the National I.M. competition is Under I.M. rules, "teams" students don't seem to notice only be tackled by students • Nitro Volleyball — In order held at the University of would compete against each and the amazing thing about wearing flags from Arab countries. Students with to spice up the game, a couple Cleveland's "Lake Eerie" pool. other in rolling a beer keg this hockey game is that it is Russian flags, however, may of gallons of nitro glycerine are • Razor Blade Frisbee — across campus for the best played on the Red Cedar when tackle anyone. (U.S. flag car¬ pumped into the volleyballs, Ordinary "frisbee" becomes a times. Losers buy and winners it isn't even frozen! rying-students will act as refer¬ which, of course, guarantees life and death matter as Gillette drink. The administration may • Zoo Golf — In this sport, ees.) much longer volleys. Spikes are double-edged razors are ban this sport, however, be st udent s go to Lansing's Potter strapped all around the circum¬ cause they feel that students Park Zoo and shoot "birdies" ference of the disc. Students should only drink when they're and "eagles" with their nine- are given gloves to protect older Bud Wiser. irons. This is a silly sport their hands, but points are Tongue Wrestling — Gen because every time you club a Cross country • skiing scored by nipping off your opponenet s nose, ears, or other orally a co-ed sport, this event will probably be the most "birdie," "fowl!" somebody will cry (continued from page 2) will be held Feb. 2 adjacent to Course. The IM department "DRESSYOURTEAMIN STYLE!" Meridian Mall in Okemos. also sponsors ski parties for "We have full intentions of residence halls and other cam¬ running it, but the event will be pus groups. canceled on the day before, if The Lansing Winterfest, to there is no snow," explained Show your colors Bob Useman of the Freestyle be held primarily at the Royal Scot Golf Course Friday and Shop, one of the sponsors of the with a great race. Saturday, will include dogsled races, sleigh rides, skating ex¬ This cross country ski race basketball jersey will feature categories for blind hibitions, ice fishing, curling and snow sculptures, along skiers, an open class and an adult-child relay. Numerous special. This includes with cross country ski races. "We need five or six inches of awards will be given, including Olympic-size medallions to the Jersey, your name, for the dogsled races and snow top three finishers in each 6" number. So must make an early determina¬ event. tion because people are coming order yours in from so far," said Steve one Michigan Ski for Light, also of the race sponsors, has today!! Widder, assistant super¬ asked for helpers and guides to intendent of recreation in assist the blind skiers. Other 9.00 and up. Lansing. sponsors are the Red Cedar The cross country race will Hills Swimming Club and The feature classes of competition Town Courier Newspapers. for all ages, with race lengths varying with each class. SPORTS LETTERING Sponsors for the Winterfest 220 M.A.C. UNIVERSITY MALL 337-2402 are the Lansing Parks and Recreation Department, The STATE NEWS State Journal and the Royal Scot Golf Course. NEWSLINE 355-8252 jr £ established e. lansing 1976 LOOKING AHEAD TO February, the Meridian Classic 'omenscounsefinj center; u PREPARE FOR: Free pregnancy test • on a walk-in basis, confidential, MCAT-DAT-LSAT-GMAT-GRE individual care from trained specialists: GRE PSYCH - GRE BIO * PCAT • complete gynecological services • complete birth control clinic OCAT-VAT-MAT-SAT-TOEFL • pregnancy terminations • counseling and referrals NiyiBI.TLIH-ECFiyiG • FLEX* VOE - blue cross, medicard, VISA, mastercharge • VD testing Start Reviewing Ovor Break For Information I i Call: i-H. 'Counseling Cenfer Clinic' E. 332-2539 919 E. Grand tlvar Avo. Lansing, Ml 4 Si 23 I EDUCATIONAL CENTER TEST eNtPAAATION SPECIALISTS SINCE 1030 at 92/ E Boquc St Grand River across 332-3554 from Macs n r 4 73 / Marsh Road Grand River behind Mi-i|er 349 1060 s Outside N.Y. State Only CALL TOLL FREE: 800-223-1782 Centers In Maior US Cities Toronto. Puerto Rico and Lugeno, Swltierland 'cwornon urv wometv Michigan Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan STRESS FRACTURE Runners face trouble By CHERYL FISH healing, the runner should not to stop," said Dr. Michael packers get them in the first Austin said some people can't MSU junior Bob West was on continue his sport, however Austin, an East Lansing ortho¬ rib, pregnant women in the sustain high levels of running, his daily run when he felt a distraught he may be at the pedic surgeon and runner who pelvis, gymnasts and basketball but he did not know why. For sharp pain below his knee. It thought of giving it up for an had a stress fracture. The only players in the metatarsals (feet others, good shoes and a soft was painful hut he tried to extended period. Continuing other activities permitted be bones), heal and knee caps. surface are important. "In¬ ignore it. running when pain occurs is sides walking are biking and They are also caused by in¬ creasing speed slowly is the He ran the next day despite what causes stress fractures to swimming, which don't ag¬ creased physical activity. best thing," he said. the injury, a decision that develop in the first place, said gravate the bone. Austin said Further research on bone turned out to be a big mistake. Dr. Douglas B. McKeag, an runners will gripe, but eventu¬ McKEAG SAID STRESS metabolism will increase know¬ Soon West had a swollen calf MSU specialist in athletic ally realize they must help fractures, particularly in ledge of stress fractures, and could not run at all; it was medicine. themselves and stop running. runners, are just beginning to Austin added. even painful to walk. be recognized as common prob¬ McKeag believes stress frac¬ A doctor X rayed his leg, said lems. Harle said very little tures happen more often in it was shin splints, (a muscle research has been done on the overweight or muscular run¬ strain near the shin bone) and subject, but that doctors are ners. "The muscles contract told West to strengthen his leg In their zeal for finding some runners don't heal and put more pressure on the running, people often ignore by lifting ankle weights. as fast or as well as expected. bone," he said, but it has not Three months later, West common sense. They don't listen to their "We're trying to study why yet been proven. was still ailing and a second bodies. there are variations in those Once stress fractures occur, X ray revealed he did not have who follow the rules," he said. there is always the chance they shin splints. What he actually Stress fractures often take will return. had was one of the most longer to heal than acute frac¬ "I worry about it," West said common ailments of running — He said beginning or veteran Primarily a runner's afflic¬ tures or breaks, Harle added. as he prepared to run, "you a stress fracture — or micro¬ runners who experience a sud tion, stress fractures develop in He would like to see more wonder if you are safe just scopic crack of the lower leg den surge or change in running other people as well. Back research in the area. because you feel good." bone (tibia). habits are prone to stress fract ures. TO MAKE MATTERS worse, the physician had said THE FIRST SENSATION is too soon that West could run pain in the affected area. mn/ino icc mid again, and. as a result, the "It usually begins as a muscle injury took about 18 months to tendon strain heal. or — common problems for runners. The body GvmnA/Tic ccnrac The average stress fracture can't always take the pound heals in six weeks to six ing," he said. months, making West's rase If the person TAKE TO THE ICE! unusual. Dr. Thomas S. Harle, a lets up, the specialist in radiology at MSU, strain will heal and he can FUN PUBLIC said. But these injuries are gradually pick up where he left SESSIONS FOR YOU seldom revealed by X rays until off. slowly increasing distance. Mon. Toes Wed: 9:30-11:30am two to three weeks after they Fri, Sat: 7:00-S:40pm occur, often making proper "If he doesn't let up," Sat. Sun: l:00-2:40pm diagnosis difficult. McKeag said, "he develops a Harle recommends that a stress fracture." nuclear hone scan be taken in In their zeal for running, suspected stress fracture cases. QUALITY INSTRUCTION FOR Inflammation shows up as hot McKeag said, people often ignore common sense. "They ALL AGES AND ABILITIES spots on the scan and can be don't listen to their bodies." 1475 Lake Lansing Road identified immediately. Bone scans, however, cost $75 to Even those with diagnosed Lansing, Michigan 48912 *100. much more than the $20 stress fractures may insist on Call 482-1596 for information to $25 cost of a regular X ray. running. While the stress fracture is "It's a psychological letdown R\RAMOUNT Why Leave Campus for great food! MWgCENTER IS THE WORD FOR WHAT WE BRING TO YOU EVERYDAY Friday. January 18, 1980 Austria lures Ski Club Bv JIM MITZELFELD you prefer to ski this side of the joining. members. So if the old boards ler said he had a great time on Statf News Sports Writer Atlantic, the club also has trips Club President Rhonda Foil are getting a hit ragged and last year's trip to Austria, Does the.thought of skiing in to both Lake Tahoe and rath insists that members enjoy Aspen you would like to pick up some insisting the night lib' there Austria over spring break for under $500. a lot more t han trips. new or at least better equip¬ rivaled the fantastic skiing. sound at all appetizing? Perhaps the thought of skiing "We get lots of discounts all ment at a good price, the Ski Can you see yourself skiing and 3,000 foot mountain sends Miller said that the skiing in a over Michigan at both ski areas Swap and Sale might he for down the famous "Hahne thoughts of ambulance rides and sporting goods shops," she Europe was interesting be you. kamm," the world's most re and crutches said. cause he got to meet people scrambling Along with the trips, ski known downhill course, that from all over the place. through your head. In that case sales and special discounts, the ' has made the likes of Franz MOOSUSKI's trip to Cannons MOOSUSKI W ILL HOLD its This year's 11th annual trip club holds its meetings, which Klammer and Jean Claude burg, Mich., next Wednesday annual Ski to Austria will run March 14 Swap and Sale Jan. usually feature door prizes and Killy writhe in its presence? night might be more your style. 21 through 24 in Demonstration through 22, giving skiers seven guest speakers. This year the MSU Ski Club, Cannonsburg, near Grand Hall. days to ski the Alps. "MOOSUSKI," is planning a ski Rapids, will be the sight of the Follrath said a similar sale in "IT'S REALLY A good place Anyone interested in the trip to Kitzbuhel, Austria, for club's first "Club Night." For November went well. to get to know other skiers. I Austria trip or any of the other as low as $698. $16 members will get transpor "Both Sportsmeister and the met the girl I'm rooming with MSU club events can call the If you're a skier this could be tation to the area, a lift ticket, Freestyle Shop were selling 21 hour phone number 353 5199 right now on a trip I went on your chance to make some group lesson, and dinner as well some of their stuff for 50 last year," said Follrath. or stop by the club's office in fantasies come true. Even if as an evening of fun. percent off," she said. "I was Club vice the IM president Bob Mil Sports West. •you just like Austrian beer, this To attend these trips one has able to pick up a pair of brand could be your ticket to an to belong to MOOSUSKI. The new Nordic^ boots for onlv exciting, if not culturally en¬ cost of membership is $12 for $24." riching. time. single skiers, $17 for couples and $22 for families. Although The Ski Swap is open to the frank shorter sports public to both buy and sell. THIS IS ONE of the many ski most of the club's 400 members There will be a 6 percent We Know Winter trips that MOOSUSKI has are students or employees of commission charge to members planned for its members. But if MSU. that is not a condition for and 15 percent charge to non Sports Inside Out! Inside with a great selec¬ . "Of i .n M.S.U. SPARTANS tion of shoes for basket ball racquetball and & LSAT PREPARATION - volleyball. Outside with the very best in running shoes and cloth¬ BOTH WINNERS! ing for cold weather com¬ fort. Preparatory classes for Great names like Nike, Frank Shorter, Running Feb. 2 LSAT at M.S.U. Gear Pro-Ked, Tiger, and For Complete Informa¬ New Balance. tion Without ()blijj.it i< >n n ('on tact: I 'Diversity LSAT Pre pa rat ion Service .'MMid Schoolcraft Suite (1-2 Livonia. Michigan Is loti 2(»1 LSAT frank shorter sports GO SPARTANS! 217 Ann Street • 351-8550 No (heck, .((.ptod checks occepted v,0'iar,-A sjo Buy any Medium Pizza Buy Medium Pizza any A ai the Regular at the Regular Price get the Price get the Identical Pizza TREE Identical Pizza TREE musl have coupon e one coupon per orde 1203 E. Grand River 2830 E. Grond River Serving east of 2 blkt. west of Frandor Harrison Serving west of Harrison ! 485-4406 J No checks accepted Buy any LARGE Pizza for the PRICE of a small | PIZZA! one coupon per order 2 1 80 1203 E. Grand River 2830 E. Grond River 2830 E. Grand River 2 blks. west of Frandor 2 blks. west of Frondor Serving east of Serving west of Harrison Harrison 337-1631 Serving west of Horrison 485-4406 re s.: . o'"M. £337-1631 485-4406^^ ^ Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan GERRY SKOCZYLAS Earvin's l4Jk EDITOR'S NOTE: just be¬ Ohio State was gunning — the most rock, his palms were free of magical moment arms on high. Now, somewhere in the Big fore the return of Earvin John¬ game would be a laugh! sweat. The cool is drained from Ten there to are some unhappy son Michigan and the Pontiac So, when Kelser missed his The Dooley's crowed, now Magic's face, his eyes are tense spots, where full-court presses Silverdome |recently], some of layup and Donnelly had but one revived, together had one plot: arid keen, all around his sweaty are being broken, and one guy "the gang" here on the Imint, sports a mood of deep depres¬ to place the C-Note they had brow, deep furrows can be hogs all the shots. desk was reminiscing on the sion could be felt throughout seen! left, on Magic and his shot! And somewhere champion¬ highlights of the Magic Man's Donley's joint. "A 'one-and-one,' " he mur¬ And now he firmly holds the ships are being lost, while losers career at MSU. mured, as he looked up to the ball, ami now he lets it go. And weep and pout, but now they're Even though the NCAA play Now, some of Dooley's TV sky, and a hush went 'round the now the air is haltered, by the fans were heading out the door, going wild at Dooley's — for oil's earned Earvin a national force of Magic's throw! but all of the loyalists stayed, gymnasium, as he raised his Mighty Earv' has sunk his shot. reputation and his lucrative pro contract, many of us felt that his" hnjring that State could even up finest the score. moments as a Spartan might have been during last They said: "If only 'Magic' had DISC SHOP year's home Ohio State Univer¬ a chance to shoot the ball, then sity game. we'd have a shot to win the The Buckeyes were unde¬ game - Williams, Ramsey and feated going intothe game while tdir the Spartans were 4-4. Then suddenly their eyes lit Although MSU took an lead. Earvin got hurt and had to early up; a cry rose from a front row ATTENTION SPORTS FANS: leave the game just before turkey. It echoes off Lash halftime. Larrnwe, it rattled off of Ber- The Magic Man, however, key. came limping back late in the It rumbled through the Doo¬ Be a winner! Check us out game to engineer a thrilling ley's crowd where now they're S4-79 overtime victory and the rest, as they say. is history. drinking wine, for Earvin "Ma¬ gic" Johnson was advancing to first for all your record, Therefore, we commissioned the line! our resident poet-laur-idiot. (Jerry Skoczylas, to write a The strings on his sneakers tape and accessory needs. were rubies from afar, on one piece on the game, and the foot was adidas, the others a following poem is the result. Converse AU-Star. Skoczylas wishes to apologize 323 E. Grand River, to Ernest Lawrence Thayer, Magic, of course, was smiling, VISA' author of "Casey at the Bat." while Coach Jud wiped his next to Jacobsons \mmmm from whom he has obviously brow. The Jenison crowd was borrowed the rhyme for his screaming, because Earvin cer¬ little-known poem: tainly knew how. "EARVIN AT THE LINE" There was ease in Magic's The buckets weren't coming manner as he calmly faced the for the Spartan five that half, net, his hands were steady as a STOCK REDUCTION 0 Super Bowl 6 Priced To Clear Out! 4 Ply Polyester Steel Belted Sunday Blackwall Mud & Snow Radial Snows P185 Of 95 Good food, pizza 600-12 J ^95 BR-13 P195ER-14 OA 37" and spirits A78-13189S P205FR-14-15 38" 1995 P215GR-14-15 39" at the ... t •78-13 P225HR-14-15 41" E78-14 21#S pssEi ■ pi E Z39LR"19 4195 ?9"9 VARSITY INN F78-14 22" By Cooper - Yes, We have FET S1.58-SZ.84 Road Hazard & fflajor Sporting Events 600-15 22" FREE Replacement 678-14-15 24" Policy seen on large FRI-H MOUNTING screen T.V. H78-14-15 FET $1.31-$3.49 26" Spring & Fall (except split rims! Daily 8:30 to 6:00 Saturday 8:30 to 5:00 Open ITI-Fs 11 a.m. 1227 E. Grand River Sot-Sun: 12:00 2?0#* 1054 E. Grand River 1 Block Last of Campus 332-6545 3322 N. East St. Lansing 487-3580 - on US-27 1 61k. W. of 332-6517 Hagadorn •e Friday. January 18, 1980 SKI WEAR SALE Selected Group of Down Jackets 'XI 50% OFF Ski Sweaters 20% OFF All Fashion Ski Jackets (3 days only) 25% OFF 127 E.Grand River Next to Olga's 351-0372 Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 Thurs. until 8:30 State News/Mark A. Deremo Skiers learn how to fly too. Michigan State Radio Network 1979 - 80 «sv* SPARTAN HOCKEY SCHEDULE HOME 7:25 pm HOME 2 00 pm 8 30 pm „ Wisconsin Away Wisconsin Away 8 30 pm Minnesota HOME 7:25 pm 'Minnesota HOME 3 00 pm Polish Olympic Team HOME HOME 7 25 pm HOME 3:00 pm Notre Dame HOME 7:25 pm Notre Dame HOME 7:25 pm Michigan HOME 7:25 pm 7 25 pm 8 (Fri. Sat.) WCHA Playoffs (1st Round) 1.15 |Fri. Sat ) WCHA Playoffs (2nd Round) ! (Sat I WCHA CCHA Playoff - 29 (Thurs. Sat,) NCAA Tournament at Providence. R.I. 640 AM WBRS WMCD WMSN 8 Michigan State News, East lonsing, Michigan There is a place to satisfy the late night appetite. ^ Open Fri & Sat 1141 E. Grand River 3201 E. Saginaw. • State News Photo Tom .Morris, who has been hampered with a sore shoulder lately, displays his form on the rings. MSU BOOKSTORE SPIRIT SHOP Great Winter White Sale! Downhill & Cross »P 4*0/ Country Clothing WW /O OFF Selected Ski Jackets $3000 ALL SKI PACKAGES REDUCED! Complete Cross « txAOO Country Packages '« Of DOWNHILL SKIS ON SALE • Dynastar • K2 • Hexcel • Fischer #Olin Ski Pole Binding Pkgs. $ 185°° SKI BOOTS ON SALE • Hanson • Dolomite FOR SPORTS WITH SPIRIT! • Dynafit • Scott SKI BINDINGS ON SALE • Solomon #Tyrolia • Look • Burt ^ . 351-9026 2682 E. Grand River (2 blocks east of Coral Gables) Quality equipment, professional service department, ond now the %: Fndoy. January 18. Boxing contest to select area 'toughman' i Bv DEBORAH ANN KRAUS before," said Dean Oswald, begun. River St.. is a Pinkerton Guard "My friends give me a lot of Amateur boxers will have a announcer and one of the who sparred when he was in encouragement," he said. The top two will be invited to chance to compete for $3,000 in promoters of the event sane the U.S. Coast Guard. Lloyd "They tell me to name them in tioned participate in the second An prize money in the "Toughman" by the Michigan Athletic nual U.S. and Canadian "Tough stands 6 foot 4 and weighs 210 my will." amateur boxing contest Jan. 25 Board of Control. pounds. and 26. man Championship" in the WVIC radio disc jockey Jim Pontiac Silverdome on Oct. 17 The contest, sponsored by THE TOURNAMENT'S AD¬ Morris Conerly, 32, of 601 E. St. John will be the celebrity and 18. In this competition, Ardore Ltd. of Bay City and VERTISING calls for, among Grand River, is a writer and announcer at the tournament. which will be televised by NBC, R&P Productions of Lansing, is others, "bar bouncers, bar more experienced than many of "You'll have fun brawlers, construction work area champs from across the the never more open to heavyweight amateurs potential "toughmen," in your life. Anyone who comes county and most of Canada will only and is the first in the ers. lumberjacks, truck drivers, having fought in both the compete for $50,000 in first Friday will be back Saturday." Iransing area. policemen and college stu¬ Marine Corps and the Golden prize money. said Paul Rosenhaum of R&P Contestants will fight three, dents." Gloves. Productions. two-minute rounds by standard Of the 23 entrants in the The winner will be awarded STILL. AT 5-FOOT-9 and t he Tickets are $20 ringside and boxing rules before a panel of Lansing area event, two are three judges. $2,500 and the runner-up will East Lansing residents. minimum weight of 175 pounds, Sx general admission at the "Many of the contestants receive $500, but their careers Conerly admits he'll be at a Lansing Civic Center Box Of¬ have never had gloves on as "toughmen" will have just Paul E. Lloyd. 26. of 251 disadvantage. fice. ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTS You may be eligible for a two-year Air Force ROTC scholarship. The scholarship includes full tuition, lab expenses, incidental fees, a reimbursement for textbooks, and $100 a month tax free. How do you qualify? You must have at least two years of graduate or undergraduate work remain ing, and be willing to serve your nation at least four years as an Air Force officer. Scholarships are available to students who can qualify for pilot, navigator, or missile training, and to those who are majoring in selected technical and nontechnical academic disciplines, in certain scientific areas, in undergraduate nursing, or selected premedical degree areas. Non scholarship students enrolled in the Air Force ROTC two year program also receive the $100 monthly tax free allowance just like the scholarship students. Find out today about a two year Air Force ROTC scholarship and about the Air Force way of life. Your Air Force ROTC counselor has the details. «tA IIV Contact: Major Ronald P. Wojack M 355-2182 ROTC Gateway to a great way of life. RAISE A RACQUET t WITH OUR PACKET! 1 AJAY RACQUETBALL RACKET 1 CAN SEAMCO RACQUETBALL BALLS 1 RACKET COVER 0 • 1 RULE BOOK '"m ONLY2200 MAKES A NICE CHRISTMAS GIFT! AVAILABLE AT b IP' is 1 OMichigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigon Learn to cheer for Spartans By WILL KOWALSKI and all students the basic February and again on March 1. term, and provide a copy of the No. 1 squad in the nation SUte News Sports Writer stunts and gymnastic skills The only requirements are your last term's grades and a last year, so's here's your So you have always wanted required of Spartan cheerlead¬ persons must apply in 303 statement of medical insurance chance to be a member of that to be a cheerleader, but figured ers. Jenison Fieldhouse by Jan. 25, when signing-up. championship team as well. you would never have a chance carry at least 12 credits this The MSU cheerleaders were because you didn't know how to UNDERWOOD EX¬ do all of those acrobatic stunts PLAINED THAT on the West and lacked experience. Coast college cheerleaders rely Well, for all of you who would like a shot at cheering on the Spartans, there will be a clinic mostly very on dance routines and little gymnastics. But here, especially in the Big Ten, I 233 E. Grand River Ave. beginning Saturday, Jan. 26, universities lean more towards j;I; and it's free. acrobatic performances on the Sponsored by the MSU De¬ football field and basketball All Basketball shoes — 10% off partment of Athletics, the court. cheerleading clinic was con¬ "This is the first time we've ceived by Joe Kearney, former used this approach, and what — Adidas — Nike — Wilson — Pony — MSU athletic director, last we want to accomplish is to get spring when he noticed how more students coming out in few students tried out for the the spring for the final cheer- Winning Ways Warm-Ups — 20% off 1979-80 squad. So, in order to promote more student interest, Kearney and leading picks," said. Underwood Instructors for the clinic will II All Tiger Running Shoes — 20% off Clarence Underwood, MSU's assistant director of academic affairs for intercollegiate ath¬ be current MSU cheerleaders, and again there is no charge. ' The classes begin Jan. 26 and I Coupon Must Be Preseoted To Receive Discount letics, have put together a run every Saturday morning six-week course to teach any from 8 to 10 a.m. through NRHIHN^NNNEBi ramon's can help! SKIERS! II Pays to Ski With MooSuSki Don't Delay Space is Limited on All Remaining MSU Ski Club Trips." 240 MENS IM BUILDING 1146 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, Ml 48824 PHONE (617) 363 6199 S. Washington Jan. 23rd: Cannonsburg Club Night: 372-3010 Includes Transportation, Lift Ticket, Grp Feb. 8-10: Searchmont Ontario: Lodging Lesson, Race, Dinner, etc. *16.00 Com¬ in Sault Ste. Marie, Sat. Lift, 2 Break¬ plete. fasts, Sat. Dinner, On Hill Pine Picnic. Plus. From '49.00 Complete. Feb. 22-24. Annual Nubs Nob Carnival. Our Biggest WK.-End Outing. Friday Eve¬ ning Kegger, Lodging Petoskey Holiday Mar. 14-22 & Mar. 14-29. Kitzbuhel Inn, Sat. Lift, Club Fun Races, On Hill Austria This is our 11th Annual moiiiy Saving Wine and Complete Lunch. Full Buffet . . . Breakfast Sat. & Sun., Smorgasboard trip to Austria . . . Great Skiing and Dinner Sat. Many Extras. From '61.00 Nightlife . . . From Detroit. 9 Days From *698, 16 Days from *802. Complete. Mar. 15-22: Tahoe — Ski the Largest Mar. 15-22: Aspen! Our 14th Annual Resort in America. Accommodations ItTOEOb? Tour. Only 8 Spaces Remain: Includes Air from Lansing, Transfers, Lift Tickets, Available on Both California & Nevada sides: Complete . . . Air, Transfers, Lifts, Lodging, Highlands Picnic, All Taxes & Tips. Complete from *544.00. Lodging, Taxes, Gambling Fun Book, EXCELLENT SERVICE From '498.00. FOR YOUR <1 V.W.'PORSCHE* AUDI 10% off most ovor the counter parts Benefits Include: A MooSuSki Member¬ Mm.: 24 'Loom To Ski Programs ship is your best skiing 'Sponsored Discount Sales investment. Tune-Ups Transmission Repair TKS.: 9-11,4-7 'Your Round Travel Programs 'Free Rider Driver Board Gasoline Diesel WeM: 3-5 - Mufflers Thurs.: 9-11 •24-hr. Club Phone Single '12.00 Front End Work Brake Repair FrL: 10-12 •Club Office Open M-F 'Discounts At Mich. Ski Resorts and Couple '17.00 Engine Overhauls 24-hr. Phone Service Local Ski Shops 'Annual Ski Swops Family *22110 353-5199 /PCOMAN li^LTOMCnVE. Call us for appointment SKI SWAP! 21 st thru Don't Miss Our Annual Ski Swap and Sale: Thurs., Jan. 24th. 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Daily (Located Between the IM West Bldg. & Jenison Fieldhouse) Open To The Public . . . 6% Club Commission Charge to Members, Monday, Jan. . . . Dem Hall . . . 15% to General Public . . . Equipment May Be Delivered to Ski Club 235 S. Homer, South of Frandor Office on Thurs. or Fri., Jan. 17-18th or anytime during Sale. Large ^eJectjo^^e^^ootsXjkjthmg^Cra^^ountj^l^uj^^^^^^^^^ Friday. January 18 1980 1 1 All THIS WARM WEATHER WE'VE BEEN HAVING- HAS THROWN OFF JUMP FOR A PIZZA! HIS seasonal calendar ! For th Winners of Winter ADIDAS NIKE Basketball Shoes Basketball Shoes Low Cut ! Hi Tod Low Cut Hi Top oo ADIDAS Hi Point 20.00 CN NIKE Bruin (canvas) 1 9.95 21.95 ADIDAS Americana 31.00 32.00 NIKE Bruin (Leather) 32.95 ADIDAS Abdul Jabbar 34.°° 37.00 NIKE Blazer (Leather) 37.95 ADIDAS Superstar 44.°° 'Standard of Excellence' ADIDAS Pro Model o' o o NIKE Franchise 37.95 41.95 ADIDAS Top Ten (New) 56.00 The Athlete's Shop 233 E. Grand River Ave. 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lonsing, Michigan Friday. January 18, 1980 K C + ® DS®3|]Hl 1980 MSU HOCKEY Jan. 19 (Sat.) Michigan Tech HOME 2:00 pm Jan. 25 (Fri.) Wisconsin Away 8:30 pm Jan. 26 (Sat.) Wisconsin Away 8:30 pm Feb. 1 (Fri.) Minnesota HOME 7:25 pm Feb. 2 'Sat.) Minnesota HOME 3:00 pm Feb. 8 (Fri.) Polish Olympic Team HOME 7:25 pm Feb. 15 (Fri.) Denver HOME 7:25 pm Feb. 16 (Sat.) Denver HOME 3:00 pm Feb 22 'Fri.) Notre Dame HOME 7:25 pm Feb 23 (Sat.) Notre Dame HOME 7:25 pm Mar 1 (Sat.) Michigan HOME 7:25 pm Mar 2 (Sun. ) Michigan Away 7:25 pm Mar 7-8 (Fri. Sat.) WCHA Playoffs (1 st Round) Mar 14 15 (Fri Sat.) WCHA Playoffs (2nd Round) Mar 22 (Sat ) WCHACCHA Playoff Mar 27 29 (Thurs -Sat.) NCAA Tournament at Providence AFTER THE GAME SPARTANS HEAD FOR AMERICA'S CUE Restaurant & Lounge 1980 MSU BASKETBALL Jan. 19 Sat. Iowa East Lansing Jan. 24 Thu Michigan Ann Arbor Jan. 26 Sat. Illinois Champaign Jan. 31 Thu. Ohio State East Lansing Feb. 2 Sat. Illinois East Lansing Feb. 7 Thu. Iowa Iowa City Feb. 9 Sat. Ohio State Columbus Feb. 14 Thu. Wisconsin Madison Feb. 16 Sat. Michigan East Lansing Feb. 21 Thu. Indiana East Lansing Feb. 23 Sat. Northwestern East Lansing Feb. 28 Thu Minnesota Minneapolis Mar. 1 Sat Purdue West Lafayette