SATURDAY. MARCH 2. 1
Matmen
Pites 27-
A 27-meet w"4,
legiate wrestling circle
ling ... team Saturday n
campaign against the
The impregnable l
the early part of the 195
when Lehigh turned a
16-12. Nine foes from thi
are included in the i r
march
Eight years ago. P.
•
name in college wrestsl
as, worthless as a co
dollar—but that was be
Peary took over.
Peery came from 0
1950 and revived the s,
scraper U. The Panth• hadn't
had a wrestling team •ce the
early 1930's and when P •ry took
the- helm, he could look n •ck on a
23-match losing skein that the
last three pia teams lad com
piled.
The losing streak was extended
to 38 in 1950 but that was the last
time the Peery-Pittsburgh com
bination fell below a .500 season.l
In 1951, the Penthers s pli t
even in 14 meets. The next year,
, they posted a 9-2 mark and in
1953 and 1954, the Pittsburghers
had identical 10-1 records. Two
years ago Pittsburgh had 'another
9-2 season and last year it had its
first undefeated se as o/n under
Peery with a 10-0 mark.
The Panthers hare ruled the
roost at - the Eastern Intercol
legiate Wrestling Association's
tournament for the last three
years. and 'last season they
ranked behind Oklahoma • and
Oklahoma Aggies for National
honors.
The Blue and Gold opened the
current campaign with a 25-3 win
over Michigan and followed that
- up with victories over lowa, State,
17-8; Maryland, 26-4; Syracuse,
17-9; Cornell, 22-8; Lock Haven,
23-3; Purdue, 25-3., Army, 28-0;
and Lehigh, 15-9,
The Lions have faced four com
mon opponents with the Panthers.
Maryland. Syracuse, Cornell, and
Lehigh. Comparatively, State top
ped the, Tarps, 17-11; and Syra
cuse, 244; lost. to Lehigh. 16-13;
and tied Cornell, 12-12. --
Despite the superiority -of the
Panthers in recent years, the Nit
tany matmen -hold the edge in
the .all time series, 11-3. It want
until 1954 that the Pitts.
crew recorded its first victa
against the Lions.
It did it that year, 22-8. end the
Lions haven't won since. In 1955,
Pitt captured a 19-8 decision, and
last year the Panthers won, 16-12.
In the first eight meats:of the
series—which began in• 1914--
the Lions held Pitt scoreless
while rolling up 243 points. But
the Panthers broke that barrier
in 1951. scoring nine points in a
21-9 defeat.
PoHod( 9 Sparks
IM Bowling Action '
Bernie Stirk fired a 236-603
series to lead Pollock 9 to a 4-0
win over the DFO's in indepen
dent bowling action Monday
night.
Other top action featured the
Bowlovers tripping Pollock 11,
3-1; the Termites topped the
Sleepers. 4-0; the Aces downed the
Splits, 3-1; the Holy Rollers shut
out the C. E.'s, 4-0; and Jordan
2 toppled the G. 4-0.
The Dark Horses, led by Klu
kosky's 232-579 series, defeated
Nittany 36. 4-0; the Timmy's best
ed the Nittany 23'ers. 3-1; the
Newman's outscored the Ather
ton's, 4-0; the Oddbowls tri
umphed over the Bars, 3-1; the
Nittany Glassers,' led I by Larry
Cook, tripped McKee V, 3-1; and
Pollock 12 defeated the Gutter
Bowlers, 3-1.
Frosh Lacrosse Aspirants
Freshmen interested in trying
out for the frosh lacrosse team
should report to the Nittany team
room, across from the skating
rink, at 5 tonight and, tomorrow.
Penn State was jUst
,= • e ff ective
on offense as it was on defense in
1956_ The Lions ranked 11th in =
nation in total offense with .
average of 349.8 ilardS'ver game;
and 18th in rushing o ease with
anaverage of 241.4 yards -
game. . .
Point Toward
eetWin Skein
Ig streak, one of the longest in col
will be the target of the Lion wrest
ight when they close the 1957 dual
University of Pittsburgh.
'anthers have not been defeated since
season
e trick,
;s qeDson
victory
.aarfeii
Ore Rex
horns in
at Sky-
Ed Peery
Pitt Mat Coach
Radakovich Signs
Eagle Grid Pact
PHILA DELPHIA (iP)—Dan
Radakovich, Penn State line
backer and center, has signed a
1957 contract with the Phila
delphia Eagles: of the National
Football League, general mana
ges Vince McNally disclosed to
day.
Radakovich was the Eagles'
ninth choice at the January
-NFL player draft. McNally said
he met the 205 pounder at the
Pittsburgh airport where the
Lion ace agreed to terms• over
a cup of coffee.
Scene: The London drawing
room of Professor liforiaritg
Kitchener, philologist and elocu
tionist. As curtain rises, Kit
chener U singing and dancing.
Kitchener: Why can't the Eng
lish learn how to speak? Hey?
Why can't a woman be like a
man? What? Why can't any
body grow accustomed to my
face? So? ,'
Enter Gatsby Dcrnothing, a
chimney sweep.
Donothing: P'arn me, Perfi
zer K, oi w'd Joik tao lorn 'ow
do spike e'en batterwise thun
oi spike naow.
Kitchener: Ugh! (Aside) Yet,
he's a challenge. (To Donoth
ing) All right, loathsome, in
six weeks, you'll be speaking
well enough to go to the Coro
nation Ball!
Six weeks later.
A Complete Line of Sport and Dress Shirts
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at"
THE DAILY C
MY FAIR OXFORD
HUR'S MEN'S SHOP
OLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Dick Kadin Fund Over $5OO
As Contributions Still Pour In
The "Dick Kadis Fund"
pushed over the $5OO mark
yesterday when $79.09 was
donated, bringing the total for
!the week and one half drive
;to $557.89.
The drive ends Friday night at
9. All fraternities and sororities
are urged to turn in all donations
on or before the deadline.
Kappa Delia Rho turned in
the highest amount yesterday
when it donated S2O. Sigma Chi
still leads all fraternities with a
$3O contribution.
The Daily Collegian and Var
sity "S" Club, co-sponsors of the
drive, will discuss the drive's pro
grees at a meeting at 10 tonight in
Delta Upsilon fraternity.
An $18.54 donation by Nittany
36 marked the first time since the
Phi Gam Cops
'H' Cage Title
Phi Gamma Delta completed its
intramural basketball season un
defeated and captured the League
H title Monday night by romping
over Sigma Nu, 44-20.
Posting one of the highest
scores of the year, Kappa Delta
Rho ended its action with a deci
sive 64-24 victory over Chi Phi.
RDA's high man was Billy Kane
with 15 points.
The win moved KDR into a
first place tie with Theta Kappa
Phi in league A play.
In the remaining two frater
nity contests, Delta Upsilon
downed Phi Epsilon Pi, 32-23. and
Lambda Chi Alpha defeated Delta
Theta Sigma, 13-6.
Penn Haven captured the inde
pendent leue H ch
with a 35-15 ag win overam thepionship
Terra
pins.
Donothing: Sao, Prayfooser lc
can yez thank what me spikes
gentmanly aynuf naow? Do
we be Bung to Coronation Ball
towgedder?
Kitchener: Oh, my Aunt Sally,
the blighter hasn't learned a
thing. I'm lost. But wait. I'll
dress him in a Van Hessen
Oxford cloth shirt. Then he'll
pass as a gentleman for sure!
All I have to do is be sure he
keeps his big mouth shut. I'm
saved, but good!
(Curtain)
Yes, friends, there's nothing
like Van Heusen Oxford cloth
shirts to make a gentleman of
you. Whether you prefer but
ton-downs, other collars, white
or colors, see Van Heusen first.
And buy. $5.
Phillips-Jones Corp., 417 Fifth
Ave., New York 16. N. Y.
drive started that a dormitory' In a Radiothon conducted by
group has contributed to the fund.' a local radio station near the
The Varsity "S" Club and The Pittsburgh area approximately
i SBOOO was coted w " '
Daily Collegian are unable to soli-j the highest lum ll p ec sun; of money cit dormitory groups because or: d ona t e d.
University rules prohibiting such, Many schools and college groups
functions. Because of this rule all' have also been holding benefit
dormitories are asked to mail in'i games for Kadis.
contributions to The Daily Col-!basketball
legion or to drop them at the Coll Kadis' father, a Cleveland res•
legian office. taurant owner, has borrowed
( $3OOO but has to raisa
Kadis, who suffered a cerebral additionalbeen unable
amounts. Geneva
hemorrhage in a footballe i an Y
Sept. 20, is still listed in poor• College, where Kadis attended,
has contributed over $lOOO to the
condition and is unable to recog.'
nize members of his family. Since! famil Y"
his injury was published by the Yesterday's donors:
Pittsburgh papers and wire asso-; Kappa Delta Rho $29
ciations. drives all over Western Nittany 36.. ... $l3-54
Pennsylvania have been started to: Phi Della Theta — Sl7
help defray his medical bills,; Chi Omega $l3
which now total over $13,000. Phi Gamma Delta .. $10.55
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volume on the historical background and
underlying reasons for Catholic beliefs and ethical doctrine.
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seeking information—without obligation—from:
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