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AChiSig Wins IM Title
Alpha Chi Sigma, the "Cinder- . Phi Delt picked up 125 points,
ella" team of the 1955-56 Intra-1 for the golf win while Beta had;
mural fraternity race, completed!to be content with 30. Phi Deltj
its steep ascent to the top last also won the touch football crown'
year by clinching the team cham-; (150).
pionship in the final sport on the Beta earned most of its points
1M program, track and field. , on the strength of the handball
The runners from Alpha Chi. singles championship (165) by
Sigma actually played a defens-i varsity quarterback Al Jacks.
ive action in the final week oV Tau Kappa Epsilon (747) edged
the program by finishing fifth;Delta Upsilon (745) for the num-1
to stay ahead of five other con-,ber four spot. The TKE's again'
tenders. won the swimming crown (125):
Dutch Sykes' IM program and also garnered the handballi
which runs from the first week doubles title (110) for their big!
of school in September to the points. DU won the boxing . titlei
last bell in late May contains 17 (170).
individual tournaments. At the ' Alpha Sigma Phi was the only . ;
end of the year. fraternity points ;other entry beside TKE and Phil
are compiled and the winner Delt to win two titles. The Alpha.
receives the IM All-Point Sigs won in both basketball (1751:
Award trophy. Last year, Al- ; and volleyball (120).
pha Chi Sig finished fifth. ' Alpha Zeta won the golf medal!
The new champions won only'(ss). Phi Epsilon Pi won the tend
one tournament, tennis doubles.'nis singles (145), Alpha Tau Ome-I
to earn 85 of their winning 857,ga won in soccer (155), Alpha Chi'
but finished strong in the other:Rho won in horseshoes (85). Sig-,
sixteen. They were second inima Chi won in bowling (208). Sig
touch football (110). golf medal Ima Nu won in wrestling (185).'
(50). tennis singles (50). badmin-and Alpha Phi Delta took the,
ton (80), and volleyball (105). 'track and field title (134).
Second place went to Phi Delta; The other places in order
Theta (812) which nipped Beta' were: 6. Sigma Nu, 701; 7. Al-
Theta Pi (771) in a stretch drivel pha Sigma Phi, 673; 8. Alpha
on the strength of the champion -f Zeta, 587; 9. Sigma Chi, 580;
ship performance turned in by' 10. Phi Epsilon Pi, 543; 11. Kap
their golf team. , pa Della Rho, 541: 12. Alpha '
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The traditional favorite for all well-dressed
Penn Staters is Jack Harpers. Here you will find
the most discriminating taste in clothes whether
it be a crew-neck sweater from the Shetland
Isles, or a sports jacket woven.of Harris_Tweed.
Be Campus Correct: shop at Jack Harper's
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West College Avenue
?HE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE - COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
ME=EIP
Tau Omega, 533; 13. Sigma Al-
pha Epsilon, 530; 14. Sigma Phi
Epsilon. 509; 15. Delta Sigma
Phi, 506; 16. Phi Kappa Sigma.
502; 17. Pi Kappa Phi, 495; 18.
Theta Xi, 435: 19. Theta Chi,
429; 20. Delta Chi, 424. gridiron heroes-two of them are
21. Chi Phi, 402: 22. Alpha IAII-State backs and the third is
Gamma Rho; 398; 23. Phi Mu
an All-American high school
Delta, 390; 24. Phi Sigma Kappa ; choice.
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and Beta Sigma Rho, 383; 26. s Bob
They are Swoyersville
Beaver House, 379: 27. Alpha i Washko. West Scranton ' s Don
Chi Rho, 370: 28. Acacia and 'Jonas and Centerville's Bob "Red"
Lambda Chi Alpha, 365; 30. IWorrel. Washko and Jonas are
Theta Delta Chi, 364; 31. Theta the two All-Staters while Worre]
Kappa Phi, 359; 32. Delta Tau ' 'made the first team of the all
Delta, 358; 33. Pi Kappa Alpha, ; American squad selected each
(year by the Wigwam Wisemen of
357; 34. Phi Sigma Delia, 335;
35. Tau Phi Delta, 330; 36. Phi I, America.
Kappa Tau. 328: 37. Phi Gam- I Jonas is a three year varsity
ma Delta. 326; 38. Kappa Sigma, ' standout from the Scranton dis
-324: 39. Alpha Phi Delta, 308. 1 trict where he won the Lacka
-40. Phi Kappa Psi, 306: 41.
wanna Football Conference scor-
Phi Kappa, 300; 42. Delta Theta ;mg championship last year. Jonas
Sigma, 297; 43. Triangle. 289: ,also lettered at basketball and
44. Zeta Beta Tau, 287; 45. Sig- baseball.
ma Alpha Mu. 278; 46. Alpha I Worrell has had college scouts
Kappa Lambda, 265; 47. Sigma drooling for the past four years
Pi, 253; 48. Pi Lambda Phi, 190; as he led little Centerville to four
49. Alpha Epsilon Pi, 140; 50. 'divisional titles in the WPIAL.
Sigma Tau Gamma, 105: 51. 1 In a single game last year, the
Omega Psi Phi. 83; 52. Pi Sig- 1 200-pound Redhead single-hand
ma Upsilon, 35; 53. Kappa Alpha :edly upset a high school rival by
Psi and Alpha Phi Alpha, 30; ;gaining 318 yard.t averaging 14.8
55. Alpha Rho Chi, 19. , per carry. Centerville won, 31-14.
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Among the 4500 new students
on campus today are three out
standing Pennsylvania high school
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER
Barbell Club
Welcomes
All Students
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The Penn State Barbell Club,
a fast-growing recreational organ
ization at the . University, is one
of many such groups open to am
bitious freshmen for extra-cur=
ricular activity during the school
year.
The club was .established in
1948 to promote vieightlifting-L—
-popular in Mid-Western schools;
but lacking support in the East.
Penn State weight-lifters are
attempting to practice the sport
on the same level as the major
University sports—football, base
ball, wrestling, etc.—by active
club membership.
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All the club wishes of a mem
ber is that he attend the meetings
and take an active interest in the
team.
After paying a $1 membership
fee, each member can obtain,lift
ing-instruction from any experi
enced member of the club.
Penn State's "barbellers" own
the distinction of competing in
the first intercollegiate match in
Pennsylvania when they met West
Chester State Teachers College
on February 18, 1955. They lost
their first test but beat the
"Teachers" in a return match.
Intercollegiate competition con
sists of three Olympic events—.
military press, snatch and the
clean and jerk—in 7 weight.class
es starting at 123 pounds.
The military press is simply
lifting the weight to the 'chest,
pausing and then pushing the bar
overhead, using only the arms.
Clean and Jerk Tough.
The clean and jerk consists of
the lift, but the lifter may use
his legs to help push the bar up.
This event is usually the most
strenuous of the meet since
heavier weights can be used.
The snatch consists of cleanly
jerking the bar off the floor and
over the head to arms length
while doing a•leg split, all in one
smooth operation.
- Late in the school year, the
club holds an annual improve
ment contest and this year will
also choose a Mr. Penn State—
the best proportioned male stu
dent on campus.
The winner of the improvement
contest is the contestant who
shows the most improvement in
body measurement and lifts at the
end of the competitive season
compared to his measurements
and lifts at the beginning of the
season.
Penn State's youthful 'presi
dent, Dr. Eric A. Walker, plays
a smart game of squash and ten
nis.'
Interest Important