SATURDAY, MARCH 3 12 Grap In IM Twelve falls an. night's intramural N‘l pin by Sigma Nu's J' McLaughlin was ill l takedown and then .1 With a reverse nels. In another top bo Lutfy, Kappa • Delta RI a small man can still ning his heavier and perienced opponent, Acacia, in 5:49 with a .ody press. l At 135 pounds Eu•ene Woy, Beta Theta Pi, Tooke• sharp in pinning• Jim Boyles, igma Phi Alpha, in 1:40 of I e second period. Also at 135-pounds, very fast and aggressive David nes, Theta Chi, gave up a first eriod take down to Kenneth G • gg, Alpha Gamma Rho, but ca e roaring back to score a fall at :45. Allen Davies, Phi igma Kap pa, tallied a 4-0 victo over Ger ald Moyer, Sigma Alsha Epsilon, in a 145-pound clash. Pi Kappa Alpha Douglas Chidlow worked smoo hly against Edwin McLaughlin, S'.lma Chi, to throw his foe at the 45-second mark of the second stanza. In another nip and uck battle,' i Howard Van Matre, Alpha Tau! Omega, pinned Ric and Beta Sigma Rho, at 2:14 after al close first period. James Benford, Alpha Sigma Phi, and Frank Meacci, Theta Kappa Phi, ended their match in a 4-4 deadlock but Benford had accumulated 1:09 riding time advantage to score the win at 145 pounds. Sigma Nu's Donald Moyer deci sioned Michael Rochen, Pi Kappa Alpha, 9-4, at 135 pounds. In the 145 pound class, Bob McMath, Phi Kappa Sigma, pinned John Ste phens, Alpha Gamma Rho, in 3:30. After a scoreless first period Thomas Burns, Phi Delta Theta, garnered a quick reversal and then pinned Bernard Heubel, Delta Sigma Phi, in 3:16. In another 155,vound encounter, .•: . - - • . •'''r: - :.-.' . : - :„...: - ' . .'_ - i-:.i.•; - .':NSTON scores top marks for flavor! lers Score Falls at Tournament By BILL JAFFE five decisions were recorded in last restling matches, including a 30-second m McLaughlin at 145 pounds. r-d little time in registering a barrel-roll rapping up Fred Doyle, Beaver House, n and crotch hold , Richard o, proved Bill Simon, Pi Kappa Phi, pinned! Kenneth Ring, Sigma Chi,. in 34 seconds of the third period. Delta Upsilon's Chuck Prutz- I man ended a close battle by pinning Hubert Heinrichs, Sig ma Chi. at 5:132, and Earle Hen- I derson, Phi Gamma Delta, I scored a fall over Alan Lipner, Phi Epsilon Pi, at 1:49. Netting a takedown in the first ! ,stanza and a reversal in the third' !period, plus riding time advan tage, Richard Boggs, Sigma Chi, topped Robert Schiffner, Delta, 'Chi, 5-0, at 165 pounds. Delta Tau Delta's George Campbell registered a 7-2 decision win over Jack Welsh, Theta Xi. David Jaquish, Delta Theta Sigma, was too strong for Pi Kap pa Alpha's Gary Young and reg istered a fall in 37 seconds of the second period. Scoring forfeit win were Tom Eynon, Theta Chi, over John Hay worth, Phi Delta Theta; Thomas West, Phi Gamma Delta, over Emanuel Orfanon, Phi Kappa Tau; Michael Vignola, Phi Mu Delta, over Donald Zugates, Phi Kappa; land independent Samuel Fry over 'Glenn Weidler. in by pin more ex- am Kurtz, West Dorms Softball Action to Start Monday The West Halls intramural soft ball league will begin play' on Monday, April 1. The games will be played on the area adjacent to the Univer sity golf course. Play, prior to Daylight Saving Time, will begin at. 6 p.m. Equipment can be checked out by the home team captain at the Waring Hall Information Desk. It must be returned at the conclu sion of the game. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA Lion Infield, Catching Set . (This is the second in a series ,in line. A sub on last year's var- tion from sophomore John Yeo of articles covering the Penn 'sity. Michel is a steady ballplayer sock. State baseball team. Today; the :with a lot of scrap. He is a weak: Bedenk said that Yeosock has catchers and infielders.) hitter, however. a good chance to break into the With three starting infield-- Third baseman Steve Baidy starting nine, especially if Bei ers and the regular catche r dy slumps at bat. A good hust , ler and a fair hitter. Yec;ock's :back for another season, Lion only serious problem is his baseball coach Joe Bedenk is! • weight. Bedenk said he was a ,showing no serious concern! • little overweight at present. ,over his inner defensive unit; , Shortstop Tirabassi and first with opening day only a week baseman, Gary Miller are certain awa starters again this season. Accord- Second . baseman Lou Schneideri I 'ing to Bedenk. Tirabassi is , prob was the only regular lost from ably the best baserunner on the ' last year's infield. Schneider team• but is weak at the bat. ' How a r, Bedenk did say that he eve ;graduated last June. At present.' was ;sophomore Bob Hoover, a frosh much better hitter than i shortstop last season, has first call year's record indicates. (He tlasth on the starting post. only .191 , last year.) Miller, a .298 hitter last season, According to Bedenk, Hoover is the conservative type ballplay is a good fielder who covers a er who is tough in the clutch. lot of ground. He is also adept However, he isn't too fast on the at making the double play and ti l '' - ''' ;4 ''' ' Bedenk figures he and short- "; 1-2 basepaths and is just an average i - 4 , stop Guy Tirabassi will give the , ' 1.11..1"-'' fielder. ' Sophomore Wayne Breish is the Lions a solid keystone combo. ~,,,."-.? ~.,„ , number two shortstop whom Be- Hoover also is a fair hitter. • denk said has good potential. It is Should the sophomore hit a tail. 'doubtful if he can move Tirabassi, ri aitAil spin, junior Jack Michel is next' i I) 'however. ._ ._ ' Don Stickler, who is expected Joe Bedenk 1 to remain in his cleanup spot in No Infield Woes 1 the batting order, again reigns rates the starting role at the hot as the Lion signal-caller. Tre corner. But Baidy, whom Bedenk mendous defensively, Stickler is described as a good field, no, hit, also tough with the stick. He is expected to get stern competi- 1 hit .297 last season. 9 Fraternities Win in Bowling Nine fraternity teams copped victories in Intramural bowling matches Thursday night at Rec reation Hall. League C results: Beta Theta Pi's Ted Lyon (202, 203-560) and Bill McCann (212-541) sparked the Betas to a 3-1 decision over Acacia. Jim Rhodes notched a 206-523 effort to lead the Alpna Gamma Rho keglers to a 4-0 victory over Zeta Beta Tau. Other "C" action saw Sigma Nu op Sigma Phi Alpha. 3-1; Lamb da Chi Alpha beat Theta Kappa Phi, 3-1; Pi Kappa Alpha shutout Phi Kappa Sigma; and Delta Sig ma. Phi whip Chi Phi, 3-1. League D results: Jim Schuyler (202-552) sparked Phi Sigma Kappa to a 3-1 triumph over Sig ma Tau Gamma. Phi Kappa Tau beat Beta Sig ma, Rho, 3-1: Sigma Phi Epsilon I defeated Delta Tau Delta, 3-1: !and Beaver House won a forfeit i from Alpha Rho Chi.' PAGE SEVEN want Bou. ant - g 011 'TT... ssifieds -you!
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