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Middie Matmen Seek {Tracksters
To Even Series Record I J° £ e "d 4
To Relays
Xavy will be out to even its all-time wrestling record \
with the Lion matmen tomorrow afternoon w T hen the once-i
beaten Penn State grapplers travel to Annapolis.
In 42 meets between the two schools—a series datingißon Lewis and Ed Moran will'
back to 1910—the Middies have emerged with 20 wins, 2 comprise Chick Werner’s two-:
Josses, and one tie. _ . . mile relay team in Saturday’s
Last year, Navy dropped a 23-7 decision on their home‘„ n „ „ ~ . ~ ~ J
mats. Only three men who ra-.vj jMilrose Games at Madison
action in that meet have returned C » [Square Garden.
I 165 I 60TUT6 ! Junior Jim Norton will make,
The Middies show a record of ~ , . , XT ~ , ~ ‘I
2-1 thus far in lha campaign. D I the Pto NeW Y ° rk 8S an alter '‘
They opened the season with a |\OUnC* nate '
27-3 loot over Pennsylvania, I ■ Sophomore Ed Moran, who reg- ;
lost a 16-14 decision to Syra- I /Q/ D-| XA/ |l r|rf iistered a 1:55.8 half mile on the!
«**' WM,k fenced IFI D DOWIInQ Recreation Hall boards last Sat-'
vofumma, **-*• Second half action - n thg frat _ urday, will anchor the relay.
Thiee of the rVd\y ers ern j ty jg bowling league opened > Among the Lions* opponents
,he n M ld die'cS?Bo n b' Wed " efda >' -ghf -hfn, will be Georgetown. Fordham,
Dauehenhoueh and Joe first time during the season.-two, Manhattan. St. Johns, Syracuse
Sncwn Md*Art matches ended m 2 ' 2 deadlocks.: and Yale. Georgetown's Dave
SLnbou/h wSs at 147 : Phi E P si!on Pi and Ka PP a Sig- Proctor. Norm Williams, John
and iJtngion at 137 Wright 1113 tled at 2-2 while Triangle and: Nelson and Bob Carney cap
m « KftChi p«lei M scor®. the two-mile relay in
weight. Each man owns two de . In °ther action Alpha Sigma P» 7:42J at the Boston Athletic As
cisions and a fall over their op-'defeated I? el ‘ a Thetai Sigma, 4-0; sociation Game, last Saturday,
nonents i Sigma Chi shut-out Phi Mu Del- In other carnival events two
[, t i ' _ t >ta, <-0: Alpha Chi Sigma tripped [Olympic Champions from Villa-
TJelta Chi, 3-1; and Phi Kappa nova have a chance to retire two
Pepe 6 1 and Wr^hWafflooredj^' 1 Alpha Epsilon Pi, 3-1. ; of the most cherished Milrose
by the now departed Bill Oberly.l. T™ s individual one game scor-j cu P s - _ t
The other Navy veteran is ; m K leader was Milt Countryman K°n Delaney, a 21-year-oldi
137-pound Bob Green. Green of Triangle with 200 pins while Irishman and youngest of the four]
is 1-1 for the season, winning Ra V Euler, Alpha Sigma Pi, was minute milers. will attempt to
against Columbia but losing the leader in the three game to-[duplicate his 1956 victory in the
■gainst Syracuse. Last year tals with 518 pins. Triangle posted Wanamaker Mile by defeating aj
Green was pinned by Johnny -the top score among the individ- six-man field, including Hungar-
Johnslon. .ual teams with 871 points. jian refugee Lazio Tabori and
Two other Middie matmen are! Sam Githens and Matt Podbe- l * E^'E "^“' s B °kby Seaman.
2-1 for the season. JinfZerberlein.isek led Kappa Sigma in its 2-21 Charlie Jenkins, Olympic 400-
157, possesses victories over ; tie with Phi Ep, who was paced! mater champion, will aim for
Columbia and Syracuse opponents, by Bob Alperin. Triangle's Coun-j bis second Milrose champion
and Bob Friedman—who com-jtryman and Howard Reich were *bip in lha Mel Sheppard 600.
petes at either 107 or I<7—own,the top scorers in the match with . Should Jenkins lose in the 600,
wins against Penn and Columbia. Theta Chi. (Mai Whitfield will receive the
At 123 Navy can call on either) Scoring 4-0 wins were Alpha'cup by snail" if this year’s winner
Bob Lustfield or Ulihorn. Lust-.sig and Sigma Chi. Bob Johnsonifails to better his 1:10.8, the fast
field won at Penn but lost to Syra-! and R ay Euler paced the Alpha est time in the Sheppard 600.
r\!i ll mhYJji horn WaS pmned si S attack while the high man for Tom Courtnev, who tied Whit-
J Sam is another [Sigma Chi was Dennis Halter-field!* indoor world’s record of
«OHe S»SSd . tel ™ n " Dean Pr |?l' Alpha Chi Sig’s 1:09.5 in the 600 last Saturday at
*feif victory eaainsrthe Quaker* top , m j Il ', and M Gruss. Phi Kap- Boston, has moved up to the 880
* 7 ”t gjdfl t^ e _ ir ,- t ! am . t 0 ViCtorieS - 10 Challenge Pitt ’ S Arnie
Hwt.. and Baker, 167. could also ~
break into the starting array.
Breinerd won a decision from a
Penn and Stremic was victorious
against Columbia. Baker was beat-
en in his only start against Syra-
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Shooting, Bowling
The Women Recreation Associ-.
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continue this semester from 4 to!,
8 p.m. Monday through Friday,!
and from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Monday!
through Thursday on the rifle;
range.
New members are invited.
The White Hall gymnasium and
Bowling alleys will be open to;
coeds from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday!
through Friday until Feb. 25.
Facilities and instructors will
be available without charge.
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IM Handball Entries
Due at 4:30 Wednesday
Entries for the 1957 handball
singles tournament are due Feb.
13 at 4:30 p.m. in 202 Recreation
Hall.
An organization may enter four
men in the tournament, while in
dependent students may enter as
unattached individuals.