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By LES POWELL
Alpha Sigma Phi won the
fraternity Intramural basket
ball title last night with a 57-
33 decision over defending
champion Kappa Delta Rho.
The Zips copped the indie crown
by downing the Gnarps. 39-34.
Three Alpha Sigs connected for
double figures to thwart KDR's
bid for a third consecutive cham
pionship. John Jones topped the
'winners' scoring column with 18
points. Teammates Mike Rohr
bach and Lew Lynch backed him
up with 14 and 10, and Ralph
Brower added nine counters.
Billy Kane was the lone KDR
to score in double digits. tally
ing 13 markers. Ray Alberigi
and Stan Cheslock were next
with nine and seven.
Brower opened the scoring with
a tip-in and a jump shot, and —Daily Collegian Photo by Marty Scherr
.Jones clicked on a fast break to WALT SHANKS, Gnarps' forward, has his first-half field goal
vault Alpha Sig into a 6-0 lead. attempt blocked by an unidentified Zips' player in the indepen-
The winners led, 9-5, at the close dent Intramural cage final last night. The Zips grabbed a tight
of the first quarter.
KDR made its best attempt to 39-34 victory to win the indie title.
overtake their opponents early in
the second stanza. After Rohr-i played consistent sharp shoot
bach fired in a jump shot. Kane's i ing and passing.
three-point play, followed by hisi Ken Houck, Torn Ferentino and
set shot, narrowed the gap. 11-10. Bill Haddock teamed up to pace
After that it was all Alpha the winners' well-balanced of-
Sig. Rohrbach and Jones ac- , tense. Houck tossed in 12 count
counted for 10 markers in a ers, Ferentino contributed 11, and
16-point spree that gave Alpha ',Haddock chipped in with nine.
Sig a 27-17 halftime advantage.
The losing Gnarps, led by Jan
The winners widened the bul g e :'Thompson and Pete Latta, grab
to 37-19 early in the third period bed a 6-2 lead in the opening
to put the contest on ice. Jones m i nutes . o f play. The Zips then,
sparked this surge with threei found the range and came back
straight field goals. 'to knot the count, 10-10, at the
KDR made a belated attempt to quarter's end. Houck showed the
pull the game out of the fire, with way, bagging six of his markers.
Alberigi, Cheslock and Kane net
ting four straight fielders, but the The Zips pulled away to a 20-
Alpha Sigs held a 43-29 margin ' 1 . 1 advantage midway through
me second stanza. Ferentino
after three quarters.
Brower was Alpha Sig's de- "4 Dick Yacaeard s p arked this
four counters a ism.
Sensive mainstay. holding sway on! aeraes . P
the backboards throughout they Haddock and Ferentino each
game in a battle with KDR's big, notched a pair of field goals in
rebounder. Jack Arnst. !the third period to show the way
• The Zips displayed a f ine Ito a 31-24 edge, which the Zips
all-round game in c apturing the 'protected in the final quarter.
independent laurels. They main- Thompson led the losing attack
tabled control of the boards with 10 points. Latta and Hub
throughout the till, and dis- I Schwartzwelder added six each.
12 Teams Win in IM Bowling
Mon d a y night's IntramuraltAnkerbrand, was defeated by
independent Leagues A and BiJordah, 3-1.
bowling action saw 12 teams post! League B play sas? the Gutter
bailers, led by Baird s 211-500
triumphs, with Carpenter of the,
series, down the RAR's. 3-1; Pol-
Dark Horses posting high singl e- ilock 'l2, sparked by Helmbold's
game score, 225.
,431 three game total, defeated
Pollock 9. lead by Royer's 222-I Nitany 23, 3-1; and the Newman
ell series, downed the Splits, 3-I .!Club, aided by Tom Colyer's 203-
in loop A play. In other games 508 total, bested the Timmy's, 4-0.
the G.D.l.'s, paced by Evans and 1 The one-two punch of Carpen-
Matoshek. defeated the Sleepers,iter and Nelson led the . Dark Hor
-3-1: and the Aces bested the Ter-lses to a 4-0 victory over the Nit
mites, 3-1, behind R. Jacques' 208 -Many Glasseis; the Oddballs, led
540 total. :by Luce's 485 total, downed Mc-
The c.E.'s tripped the U.F.O.'s,'Kee V. 4-0; and Nittany 36 won
3-1. as B. Jacques rolled a 195-'a forfeit over the Atherton Men.
502 series for the winners; Pol
lock 11, paced by Henry's 196-523 Sid Nodland and Dave Adams,
score, downed the Holy Rollers, ,Penn State's co-captains, were un
-44; and the Bowlovers, althoughlbeaten in dual competition during
having the game's top scorer in the 1957 wrestling season.
Sig, Zips Win Intramural Cage Titles
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
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RALPH BROWER. Alpha Sigma Phi's hard-working center, goes
high into the air to grab a rebound during last night's Alpha Sig-
Kappa Delta Rho fraternity Intramural basketball final. Alpha
Sig won handily. 57-33.
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