Page Four
INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS
By TOWNE SWALM
Beta Theta Pi won the Intramural
track meet with a score of 40, fol
lowed by lan Murphy with a score
of 32, and Beta Sigma Rho with 32,
on New Beaver field Tuesday. You
say that you never heard of the lan
Murphys? Well, let me explain that
it is not a fraternity, but a one-man
track team.
Murphy, a junior transfer from
the University of Puerto Ricq, was
tho outstanding performer 0f,,-the
meet, capturing six first places and
a third for his fraternity, Chi Phi.
Incidentally, Chi Phis' second place
score was 36 because lan's eight
brothers who were also in the meet
added four points to his total.
Fourth place in the meet went to
Phi Delta Theta with 22 , ,6 points,
fifth to Sigma Nu, winners of the
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track trophy foi• the past two years,
with 21 , A.. points, and last place to
Sigma Phi Epsilon who although post
ing a team, failed to enter any men
in actual competition.
Track 'Events
In the century, the only event Slur
phy entered which he failed to win,
Zahn, Beta Sjgma Rho, was first to
break the tape, followed in order by
Markowitz, Beta Sig, and Murphy,
Chi Phi. Tithe 10.5. Zahn, the Beta
Sig dash flash, also captured the 220
in 23.3, with Sigel, Sigma Nu, and
Vanderslice, Chi Phi, taking his dust.
Blessing, Beta, manager to get over
more hurdles in faster time, 29.4,
than any other entrants in the 220
hurdle event. Barret, Sigma Nu, and
Perry, Beta, ran a dead heat for sec
ond place. Markowitz won the quar
ter in 55.6, with Ludwig, Beta, and
Gehr, Phi Delt,
Markowitz did a repeat in the two
lap feature, with Harding, Beta, and
Packard, Phi Delt, taking second and
third. Time 2:16.5. In the mile
grind, Harding, had practically 'no
competition; Walker, Sigma Nu, sec
ond; Vanderslice, third. Harding was
clocked at 5:13.
After much argument, the mile re
lay was run as a mile relay and not
at half that distance as a few of the
contestants desired. Right from the'
gun it was all Beta Sigma Rho, until
after the last baton was passed, when
the Phi Dolts made a brief, but de
termined, challenge, although to no
avail. First, Beta Sigma Rho, sec
ond, Phi Delta Theta, third, Beta The
ta Pi.
Field Events
Walters, Beta, was. the' only man
to clear 10 feet in the pole vault.
Getz, Phi Delt, who has won the event,
for the past three years, was forced
to take second place with Gans, an
other Beta, third.
In the remaining six events nobody.
had a chance, it was just a question
of .what house was going to get the
second, third and fourth-place points.
Man „Mountain Murphy, who didn't
even seem to be extending himself,
toolc the broad jump, high jump, shot
put, javelin, discus and hammer, just
as fast as the officials could run the
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events off.
Following up Murphy's 18 foot 9
inch broad jump was Cosgrove, Phi
-Belt, and Reichenbach, Beta Sig. In
the high jump, Cosgrove and Ludwig
tied for second; Murphy cleared S
feet 2 inches and could have gone
much higher. Over six. feet behind
Iron Man Murphy's 42 foot 9 inch
shot put was Rose, Beta Theta Pi,
with Palmer, Sigma Nu, behind him.
Only in the Javelin wit. the Chi
Phi menace threatened, Madison, Sig
ma Nu, took second with a toss that
was plenty close to Murphy's 165 foot
6 inch heave. Third place Went to
Massey, Beta Theta Pi. With a throw
fully 23 'feet behind Murphy's 129
foot 2 inch discus heave, Rose took
'Second, and; Reimer, third.
Ninety-nine one inch was the
winning hammer heave, with Scott,
Phi Delta Theta, second, and Myers,
of the same house, third. -
Mine Surveys To Begin
Junior students in mining engineer
ing, under the direction of William
R. Chedsey, of the department of min
ing engineering, will begin summer
practice in underground mine survey
ing at the American Lime and Stone
Company mine near Bellefonte, June
10. The practice will continue for
three weeks. Some of this time will
Also be spent in work at Morrisdale.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
600 Students To Visit
College for PIAA Meet
(Continued front page one)
In the quarter mile Terry of Scott
dale, whose 51.4 time of last • week
ties the state 'record, is the leading
contestant: He will also run the 220.
Conybeari of Lancaster has the best
half-mile, 2.02. Woodrufrs best com
petitor in' the mile. is Ammerman of
Altoona, 'who broke the district rec-
The 24.5 seconds' mark in the 220
low hurdles Made by Kinzie of Al
toona last .iveek .is better than the
State record: The State College mile
relay team has the best mark in the
51ate,3:31.4. ' This is two seconds off
the ate record.
. Other Conics - tants
State.recOrds in three field events
were tied or :bettered in meets last
week. Burrell of Ambler had• a:125-
foot discus: throw, Miller of Connells
ville did 5 feet-11 inches in the high
jump, and Ewell of Lancaster broad
jumped 22; feet 10 1 / 2 inches. Roger
Maudr of State College had the next
Irwin Made President
best mark;24.: feet 61 4 ... inches.
Other outstanding contestants are Ralph T. Irwin '36 and William H.
Hanley of Altoona, whose .51 feet 6 Robinson 111 '36 were elected presi
inches shot,put is one-half inch from dent and vice president of Alpha Pi
the State, record; Broadbert of Lans- Mu, honorary pre-medical society, at
downe, who did 11 feet 8 inches in a meeting this week. Sarah P. Bush
the pole vault; and Santangelo of Nor- ong '37 was named secretary and
ristown, - 7.vhose javelin throw last Jack E. Cole '36 was selected as tress
week was 177 feet 4 1 / 2 inches. I urer.
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Student Union Bulletins 1
TODAY
The Graduate Education Club will
bo initiated into Kappa Delta Pi in
Room 405, Old Main, from 4:00 to
10:00 o'clock.
Eta Kappa Nu will hold initiation
in Room 318, Old Main, from 1:00 to
6:30.
Additional Freshman COLLEGIAN
candidates will meet in 312, Old Main,
at 7 o'clock.
TOMORROW
The 1935 La Vies are expected to
arrive and will be distributed to all
seniors and those who have ordered
copies. •
MONDAY
Tho Deuischer Verein club will hold
its regular meeting in Room 910, Old
Main,.at 7:30 o'clock. .
WEDNESDAY
Sigma Xi will meet in Room, 107,
Main Engineering building, at 8 p. m.
Dean Whitmore will speak on "Do We
Know Anything About. Atoms."
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