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Flu Bug Mars 1M Grid;
Only Six Games Played
—Dail, ('ollegtan Photo b) Ron Miller
ZETA BETA TAU's n't:d Ochroch gams a few yards after taking an
vtrial from t , ammate Mark Spector in la , t night's IM grid tilt
tigant- . 1 I': Lambda Phi. ZET won, I-0,
_ The current wave of flu sickness on campus marred last
night's intramural grid action as only six games were played
on the local golf course field.
Many of the teams that did field a squad were only able
to field a minimum number of players. And the attacks of
.most of the teams were hampered
because of men who played in a
weakened condition.
Results of the action were: the
Lions beat Fortinsky, 19-0; the
Timites swamped College to-op,
38-6; Daddy O's defeated Fizz Ed
ers, 13-0: Phi Kappa Tau edged
Delta Chi, 6-0: Phi Mu Delta won
over Alpha Gamma Rho, 9-0; Zeta
Beth Tau squeaked by Pi Lambda
Thi. 1-0, on first downs and Nit
tam- 29 bested Nittany 24 on a
forfeit, 1-0.
The Lions scored their first
touchdown with 12 seconds to go
in the first half. The touchdown
came on a 9-yard pass from Bill
Schafee to Chick McCartle.
In the second half the Lions
completely dominated play. Billy
Graham scored on a 32-yard pass
from Mick McCartle. midway in
the second half. Ed Strother
kicked the extra point. The final
tally came on a pass from Ed
Strother to Don Underwood. The
play had been set up on-a Stro
ther-to-Schafee lateral play which
went for , 1 I yards.
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Phi game was an evenly played
tilt, decided on first downs in
favor* of ZBT, 2-1. ZBT scored
their first downs on a 22-yard
pass from Fred Ochroch to Louis
Savadov,e. The other first down
,came on a Steve Dubin-to-Och
!roch pass play. Dubin sparked
iZß's defense by intercepting three
passes at crucial points in the
game.
Phi Kappa Tau scored a touch
down early in the first half and
then held on for the rest of the
!game to edge Delta Chi. 'The scor
ing situation was set-up when
iNelson Van Fleet intercepted a
Delta Chi pass. Then after two in
complete passe, Van Fleet made
a first down for Phi Tau on' a
six-yard pass from Harry Leon
ard. With. 12 yards to go for a
touchdown. Jack Strange threw
two consecutive passes to Leon
ard. giving Phi Tau all the points
they needed for the evening.
The second half was evenly
played as both sides failed to get
a consistent attack started.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Greenberg Fired From Cleveland Post
CLEVELAND, Oct. 16 (,P)—The , had to make a change at this .from not being able to get a good
board of directors of the Cleve-1 time. The attendance has been iseat at the stadium to failure to
land Indians baseball club at a' declining, but no one can say , televise more games.
pecial meeting this afternoon , whose fault it is."
r.
, r. , f•ci notice on Hank Greenberg! Pressed for elaboration, Daley
resit hi , : contract - as general man- I ,said the hoard's- feeling resulted
ter would not be renewed. No : from criticism of Greenberg in•
licci-s:or has been discussed. the newspapers and bitter coin-;
Explaining the board's action. plaints against the general inan-1
William Daley. chairman, said, alter by the baseball fans, whoil
"It was generally felt that we have blamed him for everythingll
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