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DU, Lambda Chi, -Lead
DU Holds First
With 60 Points,
3 IM Finalists
By DON CASCIATO
The racy for fraternilv tr•arn
honors in intramural boxing
tightened somewhat last night
when second-place Lambda
Chi Alpha sent three men to
the finals, compared to two
for 'first-place Delta Upsilon. Mi•
large crowd that turned out at
Recreation Halt saw an !.(..rni-f:r:al
Delta Upsilon now has GO
points compared to 45 points for
Lambda Chi Alpha. Alpha Zeta
(301, Beta Theta Pi (25) and Sig-
ma Pi (25) fill out the trip fivr.
Dick :King led the way for the
Lambda Chi boxers when he
stopped Maury Movsovich. Phi
Sigma Delta, in the first round.
The fight was the only frater
nity bout in the 128-pound divi
sion.
Don Gray won the second hout
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Rusnak of Delta Upsilon. Gray! UMPH! ... Jim Thompson (r) lands a solid right to the head of IV W
fought well in the first and sec-; Ron Andrews in a 128-pound fight in the intramural boxing tourney
and rounds to overshadow being: l aq. at Rec Hall. Thompson won a decision.
night
knocked down in the third frame. 1 your portable for the
This fight was in the 175-pound
division. .their 145-pound tussle. Hinkle,over his smaller opponent, .lone, '• • .
aggressor throughout thetAndrews. Mark Silverstein won $
Lambda Chi's Charles Zendofas the reduced price of 7.50
.9ion his 121-pound fight by a for
„fight and completely outclassed decisive victory over Joe Pipa.j
felt over Phi Kappa Psis Billthis foe. ;Both of these were 128-pound l
'pound contests. Sam Becker beat r
Scott. In the only heavyweight fight_ kit
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Joe Riley of Delta Upsilon of the night. Al Lasko of Pi Al; Sinopoli in their 155 pound
won a decisive decision from Kappa Phi wars a very close fight.
Bob McCown of Alpha Zeta in decision over Ted Steinman, 1 Ralph Volpe beat George Krev
a 755 . paiind ti g h t. Ril ey was Zeta Beta Tau. ;sky in the 165-pound class and
the aggressor throughout the In the independent classes, JimiDick Lockman defeated Pete Fred
bout, mixing his punches effec-
;Thompson won a close decisionlin the 175-pound class by forfeit,
lively to McCown's head and
body.
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John Maher won Dirs °then
fight with a forfeit win ever Lor-, Dave Kasperian, Penn State per game along the ground, 131
enzo Corsi of Sigma Pi. The fight halfback, accounted for 830 vards'through the air, during the 195
during the 1957 football campaign:
was the second bout to be for-during football season.
fcited in the 121-pound division.. -469 from scrimmage, 191 inl • • •
;kickoff returns, lOB in pass reeep-1
Bill Eberhart, Alpha Zeta, de- Penn State's National Collegiat
Lions, and 62 in punt returns. lie l
feated Jack 'Urban, Beta Theta Pi,iwrestiing champion, John
was the team's top scorer with
in a bout where both men were! ;Johnston, of Clearfield, Pa., is
i seven touchdowns.. .
swinging from their heels in their , former Pennsylvania schoolbo:
165-pound tilt. The exchange off Penn
i- State averaged 185.9 yards,titlist.
punches was so furious in the sec
ond round that Urban lost his; Jm
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Dick Hinkle. Alpha Sigma Phi,
completely outfought Warren An
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