26. 1956
FRtOAY. OCTOBER
Defen
Of Ini
By LES PO'
Intramural ton
action once aga
tremendous defe
with the first th
showing a totai
touchdowns.
In the evening’s
Timmites tallied i
minute of play to
Horrors from Dirty
pointer on the fin
Alpha Chi Sigma a
over Alpha Sigma
Boys chalked up a
less than two min
down the Ramblers,
Delta Theta beat
14-6.
Following fhe opening kick
off, the Timmites unleashed
their lone scoring punch, pene
trating the "Dirty 30" end zone
in three plays. A 28-yard pass
from Pete Basil ej to Bruce
Forbes put the pigskin on the
Horrors' 22-yard Jline. Basile
then pitched to Paul Rosea
berger'for the TD. The tailback
drop-kicked perfectly for the
conversion, which ultimately
decided the game.
Hanna’s Horrors fought back
to score in the closing minutes
of the first half. After Bud Al
bright picked off a Timmite aerial
on the Horrors’ 32, he executed a
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ramural Football Action
beautiful pitchout play to Tom
Davenport, who lofted a long pass
to Jack Haraburta for a touch
down. The Horrors were unable
to knot the count, as Albright’s
conversion attempt was low.
Basile was an all-around
sparkplug for the winning Tim
mifes. as Paul Ruth. John
eira. and Russ Shulls stood out
defensively for the Horrors.
ch football
n featured
aslve play,
•ee contests
of three
opener, the
i the initial
;dge Hanna’s
10, 7-6. A six
il play gave
7-0 decision
Phi; Stan's
safety with
utes left, to
2-0; and Phi
Sigma CHi,
A battle of two well-balanced
opponents saw Alpha Chi Sig’s
Bob Bishop tally on a 49-yard
heave from Joe Nock to break ap
the thriller. The spectators also
viewed a pair of tremendous field
goal tries by Alpha Sig’s Ralph
Brower, one a 36-yarder which
went for naught.
The Alpha Sigs drew first blood,
recording a first down on a‘Dick
Ferrari to Lou Lynch aerial, but
Alpha Chi Sig retaliated to avert
a 1-0 defeat. In the final seconds
of the last half, Nock flipped to
Fred Miller on the Alpha Sig 37
for the first, paving the way for
Bishop’s game-winning scamper.
Tom Phillips proved to be the
hero for Stan’s Boys, tagging a
Rambler back in the endzone for
the all-important safety.
The Boys’ best offensive thrust
came early in the second half,
when a 58-yard heave from Phil
lips to Bob Mumau reached the
Rambler 13. But Dick Hammond
intercepted a loser’s pass on the
nine.
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A Mumau interception gave
Stan’s Boys possession on the
10. but a roughing penalty
thwarted the bid. Herb Lud
wick and Bill Neizlof were tbe
offensive pacemakers, as Stan’s
Boys dominated tbe action de
spite their failure to cross the
goal line.
In the final tilt of the night.
Phi Delta Theta recorded a 14-6
win over Sigma Chi. The Phi
Delts tallied in both halves while
the Sigma Chi nine chalked up
their lone touchdown in the sec
ond stanza.
Bill Stoddard’s 40-yard heave
to Toni Hancock scored the
winners' initial TD. Bill Schwab
fired to Russ Ramsey for 35
yards and the final Phi Delt
tally on a punt return. Tom
Burns converted twice for the
winners.
Sigma Chi, unable to get roll
ing ip the first half, penetrated
the Phi Delt goal line in the sec
ond, scoring on a 45-yard serial
fv>m Rich Bobbs to Phil Reese.
'Casey' Manager of Year
NEW YORK, Oct. 25 (#)
Charles Dillon (Casey) Stengel,
who guided his New York Yan
kees to a runaway in the 1956
pennant race, today was named
American League Manager-of-the
year in a landslide victory.
Three Fraternities Win
In. Intramural Swimming
Delta Tau Delta, Alpha Sigma
Phi, and Beta Sigma ‘ Rho
swamped their opponents last
night in the second tpund of frat
ernity IM swimming.
Bob Bray and Bob Pulver
scored a total of 21 points as Delta
Tau Delta crushed Pi Kappa Phi,
34-7. Bray took the 60-yard back
stroke in 45.2 and the 60-yard
freestyle in a commendable 33.2.
Pulver captured the 60-yard
breaststroke in 42.0 and took sec
onds in the backstroke and *ihe
dive.
Charles Abbey annexed the
dive for DTD with 11.8 points.
DTD's relay team of Abbey,
Art Moyer. Paul Pritchard, and
Bill Fell coasted lo victory in
1:11.5.
Woody Griffiths captured Sig
ma Nu’s only first place as his
teammates went down to a 27-10
defeat against Alpha Sigma Phi.
Griffiths won the 60-yard free
style in 36.3.
Alpha Sig’s Mike Rohrbach
swept the 60-yard backstroke in
47.9 and the dive with 19.1 points.
Bob Hance of Alpha Sig won
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the 60-yard breakslroke unop
posed in 57.2. Alpha Sig's relay
team of Tim Byrnes. A 1 Balkey.
Rohrbach. and Jack Buckley
won in 1:14.2.
Tom Brandeis led Beta Sigma
Rho to a 35-6 victory over Phi
Kappa Tau. Br3ndcis splashed to
victory in the 60-yard freestyle
in 37.1 and led the divers with
15.0 points. Gil Freedman with
53.4 in the breakstroke and Irv
Klein with 48.4 in the backstroke
were Beta Sig’s other individual
winners.
Beta Sig’s Freedman, Ray Fire
man, Brandeis and Mickey Perl
muter captured the relay in 1:14.2.
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