THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1951
Basketeers Lose Twice
On Midwest Road-Trip
- Perin State’s basketball team limped home yesterday afternoon
after . drbpping two games on a three-game road trip which took
them ; ihto ;East Lansing, Mich, and Detroit.
After splitting even in the Spartan tournament, defeating Ohio
State, and losing to-Michigan State, the Grossmen lost their fourth
game of the current campaign to Lawrence Tech, undefeated in
seven starts. , -.... | :
■ The Nitfany cagers resumed
drills, last night in preparation
for the Colgate game this Sat
urday in Rec halL
Tuesday night Lawrence Tech
downed; the Lions, 67-56. State
jumped-off to an early lead and
led 21-13 at the end of the. first
quarter .but' Tech fought back
in the second stanza and took a
Halftime advantage: of 39-37.
From there on the Detroit team
gradually, lengthened its lead.
Captain Lou Lamie took scor
ing honors for the evening with
15 points.
In the Spartan tourney the
Lions threw a scare into host
Michigan State in the first round
game but. finally bowed, 51-43.
Junie - Moore ■ paced the Lion
scorers With 11 points.
Using a' two platoon system,
the Lion cagers downed Ohio
Reese Wins Third
IM Boxing Crown
Johnny Reese, fighting for Phi
Delta Theta, captured his third
straight intramural champion
ship by. whipping A 1 McChesney,
Phi Kappa Sigma, in the 135-
pound class in Rec hall title bouts,
Dec. 18.
Don Watkins, Phi Delta Theta,
held off Bill Polito, of Theta Kap
pa Phi, to walk off with the 121-
pound laurels.
The 128-pound honors went to
Sam Hamilton, of Beta Theta Pi,
as. he rallied to wear down Tom
Lucas, of Sigma Nu.
Classy Bud Marts put his bet
ter boxing ability to good use in
taking the independent 135-
pound title from Bob Weaver.
In the independent 145-pound
title; clash Fred Brown took the
measure of wild-swinging Joe
Musial: -while A 1 Porto,' of Phi
Kappa, rocked Rudy Reid, of
Omega- Psi Phi, with several hard
rights to the stomach, to take the
145-pound title.
Laz LeMon,, of Alpha Phi Al
pha, counter-punched his way
past Joe Lane, of Delta Upsilon,
en route: to the 155-pound crown.
Dick Cameron, of Beta Theta
Pi, ; took the 165-pound title, best
ing Dick Dum, of Alpha Gamma
Rho.
John Morgan, Alpha Chi Rho,
topped: Russ Taptich, Theta Xi,
in' winning the 175-pound title.
Chuck Godlasky, of Phi Kappa
Tau, won the heavyweight crown,
stopping Carl Pfirman, of Sigma
Chi.
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State, loser to Princeton, in a
second round game, 67-58. Ted
Panoplos led the Lion point
makers with 19 markers while
Lamie hit for 13 and Tiny Mc-
Mahan scored 10.
Undefeated Princeton won
the tournament by beating
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Lion Matmen Prep For Lehigh
Coach Charlie Speidel's wres- Johnny Reese, Harry Smith and most exactly what the other is
tiers .began practice again yes- . "Judge" Watkins axe still bat- going to do, so that neither one
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