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     BLANCHARD — BERNARDINEII MEET IN FINAL " « 
     
     The softball season is qUickly winding down for Bradley, Marie Bradley, Pat Moran, Andree 0ampbelp 
     
     another year, with only One game remaining. This Marlene C°§talna Kare"”R°SE: Ann KQOXa Denlse 
     
     years championship game will feature Blanchard Hall Moore: Jullette Coutoure, and playing coach Jackie 
     
     and Second Floor Bernardine. These two teams won quan- “1th flve 0f the!” Startlng "108 being 
     
     their fair share of the games over the course of the fie1d hOCkey PIayerS’ th‘S corner "°"1d Ifke to 
     
     season and the "pressure" bf the p1ayoff$ shouid not wish them the best of luck - chances are they'll 
     
     bother either one of them. Blanchard disposed of the\"eed ‘t' BIanahard Hall-manager car°1 An" Bernard 
     
     Day Students by a score of 10-5 to get into the - -has refused to release the names of her starting 
     
    
   
   
    
     final, whereasBernardine II had a much easier time ofi"ine Stating it would be to their disadvantage . 
     
     it, walking past Bernardine IV in a noéshow contest. Rumor has it’ thoughe that Janet C°u9h1i""fre5h 
     
     The game between Blanchard and the Day Students from he” W1" over the Day.StUde"t5 in“the Semi" 
     
     was a very well played game, with the lead changing f1na155'W11] 99? the "0d‘ 1'11 guess we'11 
     
     hands throughout the game. A steady downpour didn't JUSt have to "a1t 39d See ' ' ‘ I. ' 
     
     ruin the girl's enthusiasm though, as they played T11] "eXt week the"" 
     
     the game to its completion. All-star catcher Vince 5h911y'Pep1er 
     
     Mulligan spent most of the game in a mud puddle 
     
     behind home plate. Day Student pitcher, Laura 
     
     Cudmore, in explaining her pitching philosophy for 
     
    
   
   
    
     Predictions of the week: Denise Moore.to stop 
     
     using’the curtains in Bernardine Hall for her 
     
    
   
   
    
     the game, said " I tried to keep the ball low - Wale'éc “039°”. , ' 
     
     that way I had a good chance of getting Vince .to .I:,,.'Websters new rev1sed dictionary to include 
     
     fall in the' puddle. And I knew if Vince fell, no the'word- "clapter", as in "the cla/pter of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     one would be able to steal a base, causethey would CY‘OWd." 
     
    
   
   
    
     be laughing so much." A pretty good philosophy and L ‘ 
     
     believe me — there was quite a bit of laughing I   B '  
     
     during that game! L -l u -\ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Now - looking ahead to the final, which is to l FRESHMAN MEMBER OF STUDENT DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE' 
     
     have been played on Wednesday, Oct. 17th (figure ' 
     
     that out). Manager Jackie Doran recently released ‘ l CAMPUS POLICE MEMBER _ r 
     
     the starting nine for Bernardine II which will face Note: This is a newly opened position, so all new 
     
     Blanchard Hall. Right—hander Sue Clarke has applications must be submitted. Anyone who applied 
     
     received the call from Jackie to start the game. before must reapply, to show their continued intention 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sue, an off—season acquistion by Bernardine II, will to work. . . 
     
     be relying on her two premiere pitches, the slow Applications are available at Student Union'headquarters 
     
    
   
   
    
     curve and'the slow drop for most of the game. V’The inttgefifgn and applicants will be contacted regarding 
     
     rest of the team looks something like this - Patti me we ' ‘1 ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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