PAGE SIX ASig, Timites Win IM Titles Timites Cop 2d Straight Indie Crown Ey BILL JAFFE Alpha Slg:na h(•hi::(1 the strung passing arm of Dick Ferrari, captured the intra mural fraternity football championship by scoring a 13-6 win over Tau Kappa Ep silon. The Tinamites won their second consecutive independent title by topping the Warriors, 13-6. Alpha Sig scored a 2(430410v:1i and extra point wrth I:20 left in the first half. Ferrari pa.,ed to Harry Brown for the final score. TKE's touchdown came on a Herb Ludwig to Jack Jackowsky 51- yard pass play. The Tirane:X, who won their 12th straight intramural contest ever a t.vo-year span, scored the winnin s touchdown early in the second ' , lilt on a Pete Basile to Bruce rorbes aerial covering 10 yards. Alpha Sig's Ferrari. while re ceiving excellent protection from his front line, connected comlst ently an short pas.ses to Don filbt 3er, Harry Brown, Dave Monk. and Dick. Henkel. Alpha Sig's pass defense also sparkled as the gridders intercepted five THE g TKE scored early in the fin.t half when Ludwig spotted ..I:lc kowsky all alone on the right flank and connected. Tom PAT attempt hit the uprights and bounced . off to the left. Alpha Sig drove deep into TEE territory but Ludwig inter cepted one of Ferrari's aerials only to have one of his passes isenswilately intercepted by Al pha Sig's Hayry Brown. On the fin,t play from scrim mage, Ferrari spotted Jim Norton in the end zone and tossed a 38- yard pass. Ferrari booted the PAT. After a tight second half. Alpha Sig struck for another score when Ferrari intercepted a Ludwig pass TKE's 2.4-yard line. Ferrari passed to Kistler for six-yards and then completed an 18-yard aerial to Brown in the end zone. Fer rari's PAT attempt was wide. With 1:20 left in the first half, Pete Basile completed a 4-yard jump pass over the cen ter of the line to Don Scott for a Tirolle score. Bob Thomas set up the score with a 41-yard heave to Bruce Forbes. The Warner's Arnie Sertioff intercepted a Basile pass seconds later on the Timite 10-yard line and raced into the , end zone for a touchdown. The half ended with the score tied 6-6. The Timites took the second half kickoff and marched for a score ,on the Basile to Forbes pass play. Basile converted. Rip Engle. Penn State football coach. Is 4 -, native of Penft.ylvania who played football at Western Maryland College. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA * * * TAU KAPPA EPSILON'S Jinn Rot•si, in light culoied jersey, lungez. for pa- , , a< an un;dentif: ,, d Alpha Sigma Phi player tries to deflect the pass. Alpha Slg defeated TKE, 13-6, to win the Intramural fraterrity OPENING HOUSE PARTY OF OUR FIFTH STORE SERVING STATE COLLEGE Everyone is Invited Watch for the Dote What's This On Your List! 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ALLEN ST. * * * ---, PMENT AD 8-6125 Eight Harriers to Run Against Manhattan Squad Varsity cross-country Coach, Chick Werner will take an eight-: man squad to New York City! ton:ght for tomorrow's encounter: with Manhattan at Van Cortlandt l Park. Running for the Lions will be collegiate Championships, with Captain Fred .Kerr, Ed Moran,!Fordham placing third. Clem Schoenebeck, Dick Engel-! Werner did not believe that brink, George Jones. Al Jones,: his squad was in top condition Joe Thompson and Chick King. against Pitt despite the lopsided The Nittany squad will be score (Penn Stale 18. Pitt 41). out to notch its fourth win of "They did not seem to be as the season. They have defeated strong as they were earlier is Navy, Cornell and Pittsburgh, i the week." he said. "The team while losing to the defending probably had not recovered suf- IC4-A and NCAA Champion, , ficiently from the flu and then Michigan State. the warm weather might also George Eastment's Jaspers have. have affected its performance.' CHANGING VALUES IN COLLEGE An Address By PHILIP E. JACOB SUNDAY, 8 p.m. in 111 Sparks ADMISSION FREE An analysis of what your education is doing to you why be an expendable engineer? No need to be, you know. At Burroughs Corporation, you'll start on important and rewarding work. And the importance of your work—and its rewards—will grow just as fast as you can. Enjoy professional recognition in your field: electronics, electro-mechanics, mechanics, magnetics, optics, others. You'll find it's a hot field here, leading to an ever growing line of accounting, computational and data processing equipment, as well as key defense projects. See your Placement Office for an appointment with the Burroughs representative when he comes on campus. Or write . A. L Suzio, Placement Coordinator, Burroughs Corporation, Detroit 32, Michigan. O....BURROIJGHS CORPORATION R Burma4.Fur Diusiol, Plante, Detroit and Plymouth, Mich ifs i n . 8. Burnngek.. flesearet Center, Paoli, Pa. • Meets°Data Draisto_N a...... 4 D Pasadena, Calif. • Corttni Instrument Co., Brooklyn 32N.. • Elontranie hutruments Dion. Philadelphia, Pa. • E.iiiiiWmi• 'noir Dioaisa, PlatioAskr. t .N. .r. • Th• Thad C••••x•Y__, _ , Reckinsirta N. 7'. • Miitary Paid arrive Dicisint. fleelocuolpooks e ak FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1957 defeated Dartmouth, Providence and lona, while losing to Army. Manhattan has also been defeated by St. Johns and Fordham in Tri angular meets. Last Tuesday, the Jaspers finished second to St. Johns in the lietropolitan Inter-
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