f AGP SIX
Close Fights Top
Intramural Boxing
The Penn Slate cavalcade of intiamural sports entered i
and p: oduced an exciting card of six matches. The bouts took
large and enthusiastic crowd at Recitation Hall.
Two bouts stood out as the most exciting fights of the ni
nta Phi, decisioncd Lee GemmelJ. Lambda Cm Alpha. Jn the oth
lambda On Alpha, defeated Ar- * -k
thur Bornron of Phi Kappa ;n
three round?
Smith, lighting in the 155
pound cUw, wat the aggressor
throughout the fight, although
Gemmill did open strong in the
opening seconds of the third
round. Smith retaliated well in
the third frame, however, to
score a knockdown towards the
end of the round.
WiLon completely outchr -ed
Borczon in a heavyweight oout.
He knocked his opponent dov. n
three tunes with a combination
of strong left jabs and a t:ro. ; -
fire of solid punches.
In the only 1211-pound fight of
the evening. Dave Frick won over
Bill Kuhnsman in the maximum
three rounds. Frick, fighting for
Theta Chi. was on the defensive
tnuch of the match as Delta Up
silonV Kuhnsman. a southpaw,
fought aggressively to confuse
Frick with his left handed pun
ches. However, Frick had the
right punches when he needed
them to win.
In the 135 pound class. Fred
Doyle of Beaver House beat
Ralph Moore of Lambda Chi
Alpha in a very evenly matched
fight. Doyle, scoring with solid
rights and a fury of punches
towards the end of the second
round, outpointed his foe.
Charles Strauss, Tau Phi Delta,
decisioned Bill Walton. Alpha
Sigma Phi, in a 155 pound tilt.
Strauss forced the fight and put
Walton on the defensive. Strauss
fought well with a good crossfire
and strong jabs.
Dick Hand, of Lambda Chi,
won the final bout of the night ,
when he outfought Gordan
Krieger. Theta Xi. The fight
wa* fought on very even terms.
Hand, the shorter of the two
fighters, forced the fight in the 1
second round and was able to
defend himself well. Krieger
rallied wilh some strong pun
ches in the third frame, but it
wasn't enough.
Sydney Kurt?.. Theta Kappa
Phi, Don Moyer, Sigma Nu. Doug
Clnldlow. Pi Kappa Alpha, Bill
Khmek. Pi Kappa Alpha, Alvin
Clemens. Beta Theta Pi, and Jim
Scnry, Phi Delta Theta, won their
matches bv forfeit.
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i hand shot by Theta Xi’s Gordy Kreiger at Lambda Chi
Alpha’s Dick Hand, it was not enough to turn the tide. Hand won
on a decision.
Alpha Sig Bowls High Game
Alpha Sigma Phi rolled 865 in high, series crown.
pm l Kani 3m p - of Its w at £ h In the evening’s lane activities,
t k Wednesday Phi Epsilon Pi beat Theta Chi,
t.£ tn nun'll Z r nR aCIIV p 34: Phi Ka PP a defeated Sigma
U , l £ e League B Pi. 4-0; by forfeit; Delta Tau Dei
teain high .coring honors. ta tied Delta Theta Sigma. 2-2; Al
. Ray Euler of Alpha Sig took pha Sigma Phi defeated Phi Kap
the high singles laurels with a pa Psi, 4-0; Alpha Gamma Rho
209 game and Delta Chi’s Dave beat Tau Kappa Epsilon, 3-1; and
Bueke bowled 556 points for the Sigma Chi defeated Delta Chi
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ts second night of boxing
: place last night before a
ight. Bill Smith. Delta Sig
icr thriller. Richard Wilson,
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3 Cop 4th IM Cage Win
Alpha Tau Omega, McKee ll,;Watkins 16 points, defeated Sigma
and Watts I became the first'Tau Gamma, 35-30. Watkins point
teams to cop four wins in intra-|total was the high of the night
mural basketball action. They‘for individual scoring,
roiled to these heights Wednes- j n the other two fraternity tilts
da> night at Rec Hall. 0 f evenings Theta Xi edged
Alpha Tau Omega beat Phi jTheta Delta chi 29 . 26 and Sigma
Kappa Sigma. 22-18: Watts I de-’ . . . T „ n ,.
feated the Watts Devils, 26-16;iChi beat kappa 32-23.
and McKee II won over the Vik-j The remainder of the inde-
mgs. 31-20. , pendent schedule saw the Card-
The victories pul Alpha Tau , inals defeat the Masters. Z 5-23:
Omega in undisputed possession j the Jordan Jaguars edge Mc
of first place in Fraternity . Kee 3-4, 26-25; and McKee I
League E. McKee II and Watts : win over Jordan 11, 28-19.
I are now deadlocked for first j Second to Watkins in the scor
place in Independent League F. jng column was Larry Baver, with
Alpha Chi Rho. paced by Dave 15 tallies.
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