SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1956
Defenders Black,
Kane Post Wins
In IM Mat Tourney
The intramural wrestling program gathered momentum
as 15 falls and six decisions were posted at Rec Hall last night.
Two-time champion Armour Black, Chi Phi, took his sec
ond decision in th e155-pound class from Bob Dorwart, Kappa
Delta Rho, by a fall in 3:10.
At the same weight, Jim Cram
er, Theta Delta Chi, was pinned
by Jim Brubaker, Delta Upsilon,
and Fred Keck, Delta Tau Delta,
demonstrated a superior mat
knowledge in pinning Dave Hu
bert, Phi Delta Theta.
Also in the 155-pound class,
Norm Whitehouse, Sigma Phi Ep
silon, won his second bout by pin
ning Bob Wilson of Sigma Pi;
Terry Rebe, Phi Sigma Kappa.
pinned Bob Whitaker of Alpha
Gamma Rho and John Hickey,
Phi Kappa, won by a forfeit from
Craig Kauffman, Kappa Sigma.
A grueling bout between Bob
Yeager, Beta Theta Pi, and Bob
Metzger, Phi Kappa Psi, was
stopped in the second period when
Yeager suffered a bruised rib.
Metzger was leading, 7-2.
In another of the• 175-pound
bouts, Tom Eynon of Theta Chi
pinned Harold Pellow, Phi Kap
pa_Sigma
Frank Markland, Alpha Zeta,
decisioned Glenn Fiscus, Alpha
Chi Sigma, 3-1, on a take down
and riding time. Robert Wenner,
Pi Kappa Phi, outwrestled Fred
Donahoe, Tau Kappa Epsilon,
10-2.
The shortest bout of the night
put Dick Rensel, Delta Upsilon,
over Bill Childs, Alpha Chi Sig
ma, in 1:30. Rensel took his man
down and applied an efficient
body press.
Gene Foster, Phi Kappa Sigma,
leading 6-0, managed to pin Irwin
Bass, Phi Sigma Delta, in 5:44.
Independent Don Horan deci
sioned Stuart Bailey, also inde
pendent, 10-5, each man haring
two take downs and one escape.
Charles Miller, Delta Sigma Phi,
stayed on top of Bob Murray, Phi
Kappa Tau, throughout their
match and pinned his opponent
in 4:47, at 121 r-pounds.
Jack Stewart, Delta Upsilon,
pinned Fred Martin, Pi Kappa
Phi, at 4:57. Duane Campbeti,
Sigma Phi Epsilon, wen by forfeit
over Andrew Schoerke, Pi Kappa
Alpha.
Last year's 175-pound fraternity
champ, Bill Kane. Kappa Delta
Rho, took his heavyweight bout
over Jim Ristimaki, Phi Sigma
Upsilon, by a pin in 3:30. Also in
the heavies, Bob Maurer, 'Theta
Chi, pinned. Charles Warren, Phi
Delta Theta.
Simon Garber, Alpha Gamma
Rho, decisioned Bill Edwards,
Kappa Delta Rho. Jim Hart, Aca
cia, decisioned Jim Knepp, Alpha
Chi Sigma. Dick Roschh, Kappa
Delta Rho, forfeited to Raoul Cas
ciari, Alpha Phi ‘Delta.
Closest bout was wee by Dick
Lippe, Phi Epsilon Pi. who took
two points, in a near fall over
Milton Netcher, Delta Sigma Phi,
and won, 2-0. Jay Livziey..Theta
Chi. pinned Dick Mirth, - Theta . Xi.
Independent Tom Deinaler pinned
Herbert Hess. Terry Hunter. Beta
Beta's, Pi Kap Keep Leads
Beta Theta Pi, D League, and
Pi Kappa Phi, C Loop, continued
to hold first place• in IM frater
nity bowling competition Thurs
day night. Each owns 17-8 rec.- ,
orns.
In League C action, Pi Kappa
Phi shutout Alpha Chi Sigma
keglers, 4-0. Pi Kappa totaled
2315 points with the help of 819
pins in the first game.
Delta Upsilon downed Theta
Chi, 3-1, with 2053 points. Theta
Chi prevented a shutout by tak
ing the first game with 733 points.
Sigma Chi, in second place;
dropped Alpha Sigma Phi to third
place, 3-1.
- The other league : match saw
Phi Kappa Sigma belt Beta Sig
ma Rho, 4-0, scoring 2166 paints.
Beta Theta Pi continued to roll
in the D Loop beating Triangle;
4-0. The Beta's rolled two games
of 744 to pace their attack.
Kappa Delta Rho split- with
Theta Kappa Phi, 2.2, - but re
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Playoff Slot
Still Open
Only one berth remains to be
filled in the 1956 Independent In
tramural basketball playoffs as a
result of league playoff victories
registered Thursday night by the
Canadian Club and the Twenty
niners.
The Canadian Club swept the
League G title, squeezing by the
Playboys, 24-23, while the Twen
ty-niners won the loop I crown
with a 30-26 win over D i r t y
Thirty.
Only the A circuit, where the
Two-Tens and the All Stars fin
ished the regular season in a first
place tie, has yet to crown a
champion.
Quintets already in the play
off bracket are the Hoy a s,
League A champ; the 8.M.0.-
C.'s, League B w i n n e r; the
Cougars, loop D titleholder; the
Gnarps. the E circuit champ;
Jordan L victors in League F;
the Trojans. League H winner;
and the Tribe, leaders in loop J.
Playoffs for both fraternity and
independent leagues open Mon
day night with the new cham
pions to be crowned Friday night.
The Canadian Club had a
difficult time before downing
the Playboys. 24-23. The win
ners- held a two-point lead at
intermission and had to fight
off a late Playboy rally to gain
the win.
Denny Uhrin and Carl Bennett
split 16 points to lead the Canad
ian Cluh quintet.
The Twenty-niners avenged an
early defeat to, the Dirty Thirty
five. 30-26. The Dirty Thirty
Icagers had forced a playoff for
'the league crown by topping the
Twenty-niners in the final regu
lar season encounter.
Mike Vignola, with ten, - and
Homer Gray, with seven, led the
Twenty-niner attack but- Pete
Heaninger, of .the losers, topped
scorers with 15 points.
Theta-Pi, stayed on top through
out and pinned Jim West,• Phi
Kappa Tau, in 3:20.
Jack Williams, Lambda Chi
Alpha, forfeited to Harold Beury,
Chi Phi. Fred Rosenmiller, Pi
Sigma Upsilon, won by forfeit
from Bill Caryl, Sigma Pi. Jack
Morgart, .Kappa Delta Ito for
feited to Alpha Epsilon Pies Saul
Vinoker.
mained in second place with a
15-5 standing. Theta Kappa Phi
scored 2262 points, but KDR took
two of the three matches.
Other League D action saw Phi
Kappa Sigma beat Delta Chi, 3-1;
Sigma Phi Alpha beat Tau 'Kap
pa Epsilon, .4-0; and Sigma Alpha
Mu shutout Alpha Tau Omega,
4-0.
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Effective Sunday, March 11, 1956
will be open Sundays
from 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Calm Before the Storm
—Daily Collegian photo by Ron Walker
PENN STATE'S Sid Nodland (left) 123 pounder and John Johnston (right) sophomore 130 pounder.
relax before the start of the EIWA preliminaries yesterday in Grace Hall at Lehigh University. Talk
with the two Lion grapplers is Don Hillhouse, junior in business administration from State College.
who—along with townspeople and students—traveled to Lehigh. Penn Slate, in pre-tourney predic
tions, was the only team that was considered powerful enough to dethrone Pitt. The Panthers won
the tine last year. 21-20 at Recreation Hall.
WRA Volleyball, Bowling Continue
WRA to Host
3 Colleges Today
The Women's Recreation Asso
ciation's annual winter sport's day
will be held at White Hall this
afternoon with Juniata, Bucknell,
Lycoming, and Penn State par
ticipating,
Competition will be in bowling,
volleyball, basketball, swimming,
and badminton. Creative group
work in modern dance will be
featured.
The program:
Registration 12:34 p.m
Bowling 1.00 p.m.
Volleyball/ 1.00 p.m.
Basketball 1:46 p.m.
Modern Danee 2:00 p.m.
Swimming 2:341 p.m.
Badminton 3:00 p.m
Free Swim 2:24 p.m
Refreahmenta 4:30 p.m
13 initiated at
S Club Meeting
Thirteen athletes have been
initiated into the Varsity S Club.
They are David Davis, Walter
Krauser, Harold Walz, Robert Mc-
Math, Rhymes Humphreys, Stan
Larimer, Alfred Williams, Dion
Wiessend, Charles Christiansen.
Lou Girard, Leo Kukkola; Robert
Bair, and Joseph Eberly.
Speaker at the initiation meet
ing was Earl Bruce, freshman
football coach, who outlined sev
eral suggestions to develop more
interest in the club. He also sug
gested that the club become more
financially strong, and to appoint
,a member from each athletic team
' to further S Club interest on that
team.
. Chairmen appointed were
Frank Della Penna, dance com
mittee; Gary Seybert, annual
spring banquet; and Doug Moor
head, nominating committee to
plan elections of officers.
Penn State's unbeaten 130-
pound wrestler, Johnny Johnston
of Clearfield, is a former Penn
sylvania schoolboy champion.
The women's intramural volleyball and bowling leagues finished
another week of play as six sororities. took volleyball victories and
three sororities copped bowling wins .
Kappa Alpha Theta hung on
ma Delta to win, 35-33. Betsy Wa:
Evie Onsa and Adela Moldovan
shared 18 points for the losing
Alpha Gamma Deltas.
Kappa Delta beat Alpha Omi
cron Pi, 40-32, with Mary Ann
Spangler getting nine points for
KID, and Barb Frederick and Ann
Greene splitting 15 for the losers.
Beta Sigma Omicron outscored
Thompson 111, 35-27. in the third
game of the series. Kate Metz
and nine points for the winners.
Mary Herbein scored six for the
frosh.
Delta Gamma strung up an
other win by beating Kappa Kap
pa Gamma, 38-25. Joan Foster
and Pat Stocker each scored eight
points for Delta Gamma, while
Mary Miller equalled it for KKG.
Alpha Epsilon Phi edged Pi
Beta Phi, 37-33, behind Clare
Stein's 10 points. Sara Higgon
had nine for Pi Phi.
Sigma Sigma Sigma beat Chi
Omega, - 42-32, with Joyce Pfeif
fer hitting for 16 points. Sally
Rosser had 12 for Tn Sig.
Gamma Phi Beta outrolled Al
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o a slim lead against Alpha Gam
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pha Kappa Alpha, 553-410, in the
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Dahlia Johnson posted the high
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