TUESDA
Undef
Tops
A powerful Maryl. l
netmen their second It l
Terrapins, playing the,
doubles match.
Heading the singl:
The first set of the mat•
close, hard played coat:
both men making excelt,
and shots. However, Fre - -
Terrapin ace. proved t..
enced as he took the f
In the second set, Trust a
between very good and
shots while his opponen
a steady, hard driving
win, 6-2, and wind up t
in two sets.
Number two man Ed
also dropped his match i 1
to Maryland's Carl Bu
6-1.
-- Christiansen Los
The Nittanies' Captai
Christiansen, after split
with Don Scweitzer, -1; 1-6,
found himself crossed it at the
net too many times by s smart
ly backhanding opponent and lost
the deciding third set, 6-3.
Dean Mullen, the Lion's num
ber four man, playing an aggres
sive and hard charging game
against Jackson Yang, won his
first set 6-2. After letting up in
the second set, he couldn't find the
right track again and lost the
match 3-6, 1-6.
Adler Tops Terrapin
Maryland's Paul Eckles was an
other. victim of• a first set storm
as he lost the opener to Al Wil
liams, 7-5. Eckles came back to
win the match in the next two
sets 6-2, 6-2.
Penn State's first point was
chalked up by Larry Adler over
Carroll Campbell. Adler, playing
a steady, long-court game out
lasted his opponent to take the
match, 8-6, 3-6, 6-3.
Trust and Mullen were a case
of two good singles men who
didn't click as a team when they
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APRIL 17, 1456
-ated Maryland
ion Netmen , 7.2
nd tennis team, unbeaten in five contests this year, handed the Lion
ss of the season Saturday afternoon, 7-2, at Beaver field courts. The
fourth consecutive contest of the week, lost one singles and one
s men was Fred Trust, playing against Maryland's Dave Freishtat
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PENN STATE tennis player uses overhand smash to send the ball
sailing back into Maryland territory. The Terrapins pinned the sec
ond defeat of the season on the Lions. 7-2.
dropped their doubles match to going wild and gradually tired
Terrapinmen Freishtat and Bucks, to lose the next two and the
6-2, 6-4.
Christiansen and Seiling ran
afoul of Maryland's Schweitzer
and Yang combination in three
sets. After winning the first, the
Nittany men found their lob shots
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match, 7-5 4-6, 3-6.
Joe Eberly and Dave Gruber
added a point to the Lion score
when they outplayed the Larry
Lackley-Campbell combination,
6-1, 6-3.
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'Parade of Crucials'
Features IM V-Ball
Four deadlocks for league leadership were broken as the frat
ernity intramural volleyball tournament produced a "parade of cru
cials" Friday night at Recreation Hall.
Alpha Zeta. Delta Chi. and Theta Xi, of leagues A. B, and C,
clinched at least ties for their league titles as the tournament drew
toward its conclusion.
Alpha Zeta extended its record
of five wins without a loss when
it beat previously undefeated
Theta Chi, 15-1, 15-2. League A
is very unbalanced with only two
teams playing better than .500
ball. Onl ya combination of two
Theta Chi victories and an Alpha
Zeta loss could throw the final
outcome into a draw.
Delta Theta Sigma Wins
Delta Theta Sigma evened its
record at two and two with - a for
feit win over Chi Phi in the other
league A contest. . .
A similar situation exists in
league C where Theta Xi can af
ford to lose its remaining game
and still gain a tie for the title.
Theta iX handed Sigma Nu its
first loss, 15-6, 15-4. Sigma Nu
and Sigma Pi, each with 3-1 rec
ords, retain an outside chance to
draw even with the leaders. Sig
ma Pi's third victory was gained
by forfeit over Sigma Phi Alpha.
Delta Chi Leads League
Delta Sigma Lambda was
awarded a forfeit win over Phi
Kappa in a strictly "nothing"
league C decision. League B's
Delta Chi. defending champs, top
pled Alpha Chi Rho from the un
beaten, 10-15, 15-9, 15-10. Delta
Chi now rules the roost with Al
pha Chi Rho as its only challenger.
Zeta Beta Tau won its first game
when eßaver House fell, 15-12,
15-8.
Beta Theta Pi pulled a half
game ahead of Delta Sigma Phi
in league D when it defeated the
latter, 15-3, 5-15, 15-3. The Delta
Sigs, Kappa Sigma, and Phi Kap
pa Tau, all are within range of
the D title. Phi Kappa Tau stayed
alive with a 15-6, 15-10 win over
Pi Kappa Alpha. In the other D
Our representative will be on campus
April 23 -24
Grad's TV Drama
Reported in Life
Burton Bowles Jr., a free lance
motion picture writer - director
and 1935 graduate of the Univer
sity, saw his own sudden heart
attack enacted on television two
weeks ago, according to Life
Alagazine.
The dramatization was written
by Rowles and Robert Wallace
and performed on "Robert Mont
gomery Presents" (NBC-TV, Mon
days).
Since graduating from the Uni
versity. Rowles -has worked for
Transfilm, an advertising films
company; the United Press; the
Washington (D.C.) City News Ser
vice; the Clearfield Progress, and
the Williamspc•rt Grit.
Arnold Air Society
Arnold Air Society will meet
at 7:30 tonight at Delta Upsilon
fraternity. Class "A' uniform is
required.
game, Sigma Phi Epsilon
squeezed past Acacia, 15-13, 14-16,
16-14.
Theta Delta Chi continued un
beaten in league E by overpower
ing Pi Kappa Phi, 15-0, 15-0. Al
pha Chi' Sigma remained just a
half-game back by whipping Phi
Epsilon Pi, 1541. 15-5.
Regular league play will con
tinue until Tuesday, May 1. Play
offs will begin May 2. Fraterni
ties saw no action last night but
will dominate play starting to
night. Starting times for volley
ball matches are 7, 7:40, 8:20 and
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