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AEPi, Phi Delts Garner
Opening IM Football Wins
Alpha Epsilon Pi, Phi Delta Theta, Phi Kappa Tau, and Phi
Kappa Psi came through with victories last night as the 1950 IM
touch football season got under wz
Sigma Chi was the victim of
the AEPI's by a count of 6-0
in the evening's finale. In the op
eners, Phi Delta Theta squeezed
by Lambda Chi Alpha, 7-6; Phi
Kappa Tau scored early to dump
SAM, 13-0; and Phi ' Kappa Psi
outpassed Ph'. Gamma Delta, 6-0.
In IM play, all losing teams are
immediately out of the running.
The second round of intramural
touch football will get under way
tonight with eight more frater
nity squads seeing action.
Starting at 7 p.m., Delta Upsi-
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Dartmouth-H:Cross Dart. Dart. Dam . . Dart.
Duke-Pitt Duke Duke Duke Duke
Geor.Tech-S.Car. Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Ga. Tech
Kent.-Mississippi Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky
Maryland-Navy Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland
Michigan-Mich.St. Mich. Mich. St. Mich. Mich.
Nebraska-Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana
OhioSt.-S.M.U. i Ohio St. SMU Ohio St. Ohio St.
Okla.-Bost.Coll. Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma
Penn-Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia
Tulane-Alabama Tulane Tulane Alabama Alabama
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lon will meet Triangle; at 7:45,
Sigma Pi vs. Tau Kappa Epsilon;
at 8:30, Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Phi
Sigma Delta; and at 9:15, Acacia
vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
This fall's intramural action
will break all records for number
of men participating. In touch
football 47 fraternities and 47 in
dependent teams have entered. In
swimming 45 fraternities and 14
independents, and in tennis sin
gles competition 90 fraternity
men and 40 independents are ,en
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Anthony (Tony) Orsini has
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over his many high school ath
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His latest and greatest big day,
however, came three weeks ago,
when he slipped an engagement
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of his lady love..
Although Tony is looking for
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his last year of collegiate foot
ball, the loose-hipped halfback
will have to go some to outdo
his 1947 achievements. In that
year he was awarded the Nobe
Frank player of the year award,
presented annually to the out
standing football player in the
Harrisburg area; then, too, in
1947, he received the Oldtimers'
Scroll as the outstanding athlete
in central Pennsylvania.
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back to the school record he set,
by scoring 30 touchdowns in one
year.
Besides his four letters for var
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and one for basketball.
Tony had to overcome a big
handicap this year to get back
into Rip Engle's starting lineup.
Three weeks ago he separated his
right shoulder in a scrimmage.
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Scores 30 Touchdowns
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Earl Bruce's Frosh Squad
Absorbing Winged-T System
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of a well-balanced team With Penn State's new winged-T formation
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After two weeks of intensive
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