SATURDAY. MARCH 9. 1957 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA PAGE SEVEN
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'Ther;'s No - Place Like - 10 Sororities , Mac ,Fiail
Win WRA Ca e Games
11-lom toJohnston Adams
i Ten sororities and Mac Hall ' won games in the coed intramural
Johnny Jo and Dave Adams—two of Penn State's outstanding wrestlers will basketball league this week.
certainly agree (.111 Stephen Foster, who once wrote- "There's No Place Like Home.'! Kappa Alpha Theta beat Alpha Gamma Delta. 40-34. Ginny
Johnston and Ad. ii are typical cases of "local boys" who have found success in their !Lewis had the high score of the game with 13 points for the losers.
"own backyard." .winner's
Both
Beta Sigma Omicron crushed Kappa Delta, 47-15. The
Both were s - ndouts on the local district mat scene in their school days and both Janice Summers scored 13 points
have gone on to a "eve greater heights while wrestling under the Penn State banner. Kappa Kappa Gamma - defeatedi
Johnston is a .nati e' of Clear- * * * * * * Delta Gamma in a low scoring : than three points.
match, i 13-1 J In bowling games. this week.
field, a hot wrestling conrmunity i...:-...,...,,,, ~-., -.- .-v. Tr:-!•..,,. --,-,l the : Little Lions. Mac Hall and
approximately forty Iles west of taa t a.. 7 .alia , • a --- -a •- • - a-, . -- -.. . - . 1 Zeta Tau Alpha rocked Phi
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_. a , . .. ; Mu. 45-22. w i th J et Kohl hitting ; two sororities notched wins--all
-University Park. A. ems hails laaaa - a7, - .
from Bellefonte, the little town !a -a", - .. i Ells 15 points is the winning at - ~i-h more than 500 total points.
nine miles north of , ere which f,..-, •:::.!1;• ~ .• - .1 '. •: ',i .- ...' .!.-.-- •• • .' 1.:4 - -•:- '.... `tack. i The Little Lions beat Alpha
Epsilon Phi., 591-399. Lis Cos
"`" no introducti; nto high 1 ,, .•,- ,- • - ' . -='' •.,
' 1 Gamma Phi Beta beat Sigma,
•. - .-. ,- 2:.., : .-.• man bowled 141 and . Elaine
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_ . - iKappa. 39-25, behind the 14-point:
school wrestling fans 1 ' .7'. ?"*-• ....- .
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.' i'..' ~-:,-.,-,%:- - - --,.. ..-.' !scoring' of Gail Leine. a Baker 12S for the winners.
Both Johnston • d Adams -- aaa- -r •..I; - . - - - ... ~..; . ' :4...V.• •••• ' •' 4 -: 1 Chi Omega hammered Tri Sig:: Tri Sig defeated Alpha Xi Del-.
ta, 552-477. Barbara Kitchen had
started their i ll ustri .us careers ---: ``.. ... ' • - '-': - ' a - -a-Y -a. - '-a:: 43-24_ Carol Lutz was high scorer
in junior high schoo . Johnston : ~,,.. .- . ----.-- ~ • aaa. a_ . Ifor Chi° with 12 points. a 128 score for the winners.
-who won the no- .. .d East- t. •. . ..• . - -- 7 - - . -- - ''', -.- i'' . k . .' ..: aaa' - - •
1 Alpha Epsilon Phi beat Pi Beta Alpha Kappa Alpha edged Gam
ern title last year- eighed on- t . . .--, , . . , ,
. ....- IPhi. 48-33. behind Netty Gi e h..l ma Phi Beta. 546-522. despite the
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ly 65 pounds when 11- first went 4 ' -.-- .. ,-. - .... •: ~ ! - 136 score by the loser's Jane P 015...
s... , irnelis' 21-point assault-the high-'
out for the spert. r•ut by the I, -a . . ..-- aa. • a a .a .
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-.-. .. jest in the league so far. - . tins.
time he reached v . - status J. ; - -.- -. - a a. -- ' - . ; - • ----: Mac Hall dumped Sigma Delta
at Clear fi eld. he ha• added 20 j, - - a -- . i . .'i' .: -. . a J Jr` - -. . .. Alpha Xi trounced Phi
Delta
pounds t o
ha • .•-: . -:,•'•:.- .. - t - -;. ...-.:',.. ;; ..: :... .-.. I
--, • - . .-1 . • Theta Alnha, 59-20. Anita A 12.• '
'.• ..... : .::, ,• j. ,'.:.:., -' g - - .• !133 in the winning cause.
', ~ :.. ...-- : •.- . .:. rmdek and Sue Bishop netted
Johnston had an . 1-time high . 1 .;.„ ... ...! ::
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' ' s '.. :. -••-- ."''•••-: .-- 31 points between them for the
school mark of 54-4 w Ile compel- .t er
...0.-4-- ..-...... ... ~..1- . .• - _. l - ,h.. - L.. -- ....,r - C .- : = wirmets. Fresh Baseball Call
ing in , three di ff er• .t weight '. . ;-4 . - Z • ::: : - -7 - --- '-- ----- a II - J.Eraarar a ...
.a. ,
Alpha Chi Omega defeated; All candidates for the freshman
classes. He won two d trict titles, '
.a.,-, - .. - - -..-;:. -a; -.. - J a .;;:- • : -1 " '• ; --:- - Thompson 111, 33-23. Pat Smith of baseball team are requested to
two regional champi.riships, and :.• a
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.- a il :. a ---- , ara. , ....-.- • -- .- ~-, -• . ..-,_ 'Thompson had nine points to lead attend an orientation meeting at
was the 1952 PIAA champion at , ' ' • - •-=.., ..- - ...' , 7'. *-- 2 , - -. '''.•-._''..- both squads. 7 p.m. Thursday in the balcony
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112 in his junior year. He was ' , • • , • • • .•.,..
'Tri Delt defeated Alpha Kappa:of Recreation Hall, Coach John
unbeaten that year with a 17-0 t". ~
slate. Alpha. 32-27. The winner's BlanchjEgli announced.
- K.urt s and the loser's
Johnston had gone to the State L ' - - - ' -'-
' "lFlng l. h each tallied 16 points Joanna!. 1 Charley Speidel. Penn State
finals at 95 the year' before but
had lost out to Cannonsburg's Dave Adams Johnny Johnston • Mac Hall. edged Thompson H,I wrestling coach, still wrestles
Bill Hulings (now of Pittsburgh 'Local Boys Make Good With Lion Matmen 3O-26, with no one getting more' with his pupils in daily workouts.
fame),• 7-1. He avenged that loss .
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in - a 1952 dual meet, however, Johnston had a 5-0 mark at , Nation's outstanding wrestler of WE S TIE-lIREAKER IN
with a 4-0 victory. F&M as a frosts and finished :1956-in both the Eastern and •
Johnston couldn't . get past the with a 11-2 slate here last year. National.tournaments. OLD GOLD ' S
districts in his senior year, los- This included four wins in his ! He finished the current season
ing to Ken Moyer, a teammate of match for the'l3o-pound EIWA with a 7-0-2 dual meet record and
Adams' at Bellefonte, in the 127- title. : is looking forward to the up-com
pound finals. Moyer captured the His record Is just as good thisting EIWA and National tourna- :. --, '' . a., \iTil ..-a.c . 1 - a : r ---- 1 1
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state title that year. season, losing only to Pitt's Ed:ments where he
hopes to add a
Johnston also won four chain- Peery in nine outings. 'couple of elusive titles to his trea- lat:a3 II ;
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pionships in the Great Lakes Adams was unbeaten in twoisure chest. -
tournament, two titles in the Jun- Adams thinks - • dc - 7 1. ( 7' fThi-; / -11 -- a j
matches as a frosh and lost on l y , L.for and Senior Allegheny Moun- two dual meets in his sophomore i berger and Larry Ten Pas. the ;
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tain Association tourneys and the season. He finished fourth in the Illinois star, were the toughest L l -"- )'• 11-71 lr-- -' 1 .. ..___ . >/ri i
125 1 / 2 -pound Mid d 1 e Atlantic I men he has • faced. "Ten Pas was
East that. year.
crown in his high school career. Last year, Adams had a 6-2 dual! the rough e and tou gh type of PUZZLES
He was third in the National meet record and finished behind, wrestler, he said, "while Mch-
AAU tournament in his junior Lehigh's Ed Eic h e 1 berger-the; (Continued on page eight)
year, losing to his present team- .--.
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mate Sid Nodland in the semi
finals. . a, . .
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Adams' 70-3 high school record
is just as impressive. The Belle- alk/.&CL)@
fonte ace won ,the State cham
pionship, at 120 in his sophomore TIE-BREAKLAIG
year and the 138-pound title in hiss
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senior year. i PUZZLE
He won four district and three
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regional titles along the way ands , : ;: t
was in the semi-finals of the states ' aa . j . ......." - * - -- - a? .
tournament in his freshman year ---- -a ,
(at 103) and his junior year (at ....a: nun This western coeducational state university was
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.127). He lost to the eventual state - - opened in 1892. It pioneered in cooperative student living.
titlist both times. ,
CLUE, This coeducational university was founded at
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Adams was also a two-time Muskogee, Indian Territory in 1894. In 1920 it was
champ in the state YMCA tourna-1 .. ,;.
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renamed for a city known as the "oil capital of the world."
merit, winning the 123-pound
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crown as a sophomore and the fluE Founded in 1791 and chartered by the legislature
130-pound title as a junior. 1 of the territory South of the Ohio River, this university
After high school, Adams came acquired its present name in 1879. Its original name was
directly to Penn State, but John- Blount College.
ston went first to Franklin and -
Marshall. Both wanted to wrestle
for Coach Charley Speidel, but -ANSWER 1.
Johnston's mother 'wanted him to ANSWER 2
attend a small school his first ,
year and then transfer to Penn ' ANSWER 3
State.
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made, he had to sit out a year due' Address
to the NCAA ruling on transfers, City Clate
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