PAGE SIX KDR 2 Indies Win League Titlesiim A dvance to I , , Ten Fraternity handball en- By 808 GULLO 1 * * * * * * 'tries grab b e d quarter-final Kappa Delta Rho, defend-' i i victories Tuesday night at frig Intramural Fraternity; (Recreation Hall and will ad-' basketball champions, v: on' Ivance to the semi - finals) the League A title by defeat- ) Irklarch 18. 1 ing Theta Kappa Ai, 39-25, 1 . t In Flight One action, Jim Ly in a playoff contest, Tuesday isek, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, whip night at Recreation Hall. ' 1 iped John Fry. Chi Phi, 21-2, 21-3; Both teams went into the game kAndy Hibler, Sigma Nu, downed with seven and one records. KDR Dave Jones, Theta Chi, 22-16, 21- took an early lead to move out front at the half, 14-10. KDR's' Eilly Katie led the scoring with 13 points, followed by teammate,. P.ay Alberigi, with seven. Dick Dill paced the losers with seven points. In other playoffs. Nittany 41 downed Nittany 38 far the Inde pendent league E title: and The ; Tribe whipped the Cougars for ! the league G championship. Nittany 41 took the lead im mediately and at halftime led 15-4. The Nittany 38'ers came back strong in the second half, but fell four points short of the victors, 28-24. Nittany 41's Don Robinson was high man scoring 13. trailed by teammate Jerry Mc- Ginnis, 7. and Ross Farber who' topped the losers with ten. The Tribe, holding only a two point lead at the half, ran wild in the second half to win the game and the title, 25-11. Barry Frank of the Tribe scored seven points to lead the scoring efforts and Henry Dornish and Bob Devlin combined for nine more Tribe. tallies. Thomas and Rice each . scored four for the Cougars. As for the regularly sched uled contests. The Five Nitts wound up a winless season bow ing to Nittany 30, 33-29, after ! Alpha Chi Sigma downed Delta ho/ding a halftime lead of 18-17. i Chi, 23-17, as both teams finished Torn Davenport scored 12 for ( the season with identical 6-2 the winners to lead scoring. !marks and ended up in a three while Mike Kush and Will 1 way tie with Phi Kappa Sigma for Squire contributed 14 more. l ( second place in league D. Larry Wolf scored ten to top the I Kappa Sigma almost won it* losers. last game of the season but was, Theta Chi enlarged on a 20-6 edged. out by Beta Sigma Rho, 18- 1 halftime lead and walloped Phil 16 and finished the season with an! Kappa Psi, 38-16. Ed Rhoads was 0-7 record. Kappa Sig's .1 oh n high man with 19 points. Theta,Waugaman led scoring with nine! Chi, 6-1, and Phi Kappa Psi, 5-2 .lpoints and Beta Sig's Bert Swerd finished second and third respec-Iline followed with eight. Beta Sig! tively behind Sigma-Chi in thet - final Fraternity league F stand-Ifinished with a 2-5 mark and in n n f sixth place in league E. Coed Bowling Mark Set Carolyn Briggs broke her own for KD, while Betsy Savidge hit bowling record of 170 when shell 22 for the winners. rolled 166 to lead Kappa Kappal Alpha Gamma Delta picked up Gamma in a 640-450 win over Al—their third win of the season by pha Omicron Pi in the coed intra- beating Delta Gamma, 544-516. mural bowling league. JAnn Serino had a 140 score for Mary Mergot aided the winning . the winners. cause with 150. Leonides and three sororities Zeta Tau Alpha defeated Sig w Kappa, 519-473, with Gert Kill rolling 124 for the 'winners. Peggy Stoehr had 117 for Sigma Kappa. Phi Mu beat Kappa Delta, 529- 1189. Audrey Jersun bowled 125 tbout you? Why not drop over to lacernent Office and ask for a d "Commencement 1957"? chile you're there, make an ap tent to meet the /Etna Life rep .tive who'll be on campus: March 22, 1957 Note to prospective Admirals and Generals... if you're laciag • stilt, of military service, we'd like W mect yen mmineay. In malty cases. placement hi palate Winn active duty. if wet, toe stir want to wake your otosointovice op that ere can TICIFKINbeIif mteh ether when you're bath in circulation. AETNA LIFE AFFILIATED COMPANIES Hartford, Calk An forms of intarottoi wow:dont Wig • GITOU? • ACCIDENT • CASUALTY • BONDING • PRE • MARINI KAPPA DELTA RHO's Pat Rielly leaps up to grab a rebound in Tuesday night's playoff game with Theta Kappa Phi. Teammates Jack Arnst (second from left) and Ray Alberigi (back to camera) and Dick Dill, Theta Kappa Phi, look on. KDR beat Theta Kap to win the league title. copped victories in the volleyball league on Monday and Tuesday nights. Leonides evened is record by stomping Atherton. 34-24. Max ine Hampton scored eight points (Continued on page eight) Oval arts senior... deka training 'ye heard Mere are fine opportunities at LIFE for me in their MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAMS. ift bet Pm gokg to to their representative `1441' out mote aboat hey have to offer! 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