The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, December 18, 1957, Image 6

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    PAGE SIX
DU, Lambda Chi Lone
Contenders for Crown
By DON C.ASCL&TO
Delta Upsilon won one fight to boost its number of finalisfs to three last night as it
prtpared w defend its intramural boxing crown at Recreation Ball Thursday.
The defending champs have 60 points compared to Lambda Chi Alpha's 50 points.
Lambda Chi plated four entries in the finals when it advanced one man last night.
George Hunter, Delta Upsilon, defeated Don 13,1rF1112rtey of Sigma Pi in a 135-pound
bout. to .mtpture thr :arse vict.Yry t * * * *
Sur DLL Hi.;:ter h.d to buid off a
last mulute flurry by Tile Marley
in order to enter the finals,
DU's other senailinalist. John
Dubin' sky, was defeated by Dan
Lam*. Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
is Ike night's only NS-pound
to de. Lassie. e.fter a poor first
round. touglit well in the next
two ironies to win ,
Lambda Chi Alpha reinaint.d
in contention for the crown when
heavyweight Dick Wilson slapped
Frank Urban. Phi Delta Theta.
in two rounds. The fight was
stopped near the close of the sec
ond round when WOson landed a
right to body and 6 left to the
head.
Ina 175-pound tilt. Sam Stella
tells, Alpha Phi Delta. won over
Jim Schry, Phi Delta Theta.
Stellatella was the aggi es‘ or
throughout the bout and used a
good left and a strong right com
bination to scone the win.
Beale Kinsey. Beta Theta Pi,
outfought Dave Frick, Theta
Chi, in the osdy US-pound fight
of the night. Musty forced the
fight and set up his opponent
well, landing with solid combi
nations.
Ina ISS-pound bout. Delta Sig-4 Caothwian photo by Sae Patton
rna Plu's Smith displayed a f A SMASHHIG RIGHT is sot on its way by Mrs Jack Dubinsky (r)
fine fighting . 11 3' 1 e in beating Beta: in his 165-pound bout with Dan Lessig, SAE. The punch landed
Theta Pi's Al Clemens. South!
but was not enough to score a Dubinsky. victory. Lessig won by
charged his foe all through the:
fight. Clemens fought a game bout, a deci`,lorl
- could not ward off his oppo-,
nent.
LaX Club to Meet
In the lone 145-pound fight, Al,
Thornier, Sigma Pi, defeated: The Lacrosse Club will meet at
Doug Childlow, Pi Kappa Alpha. 7.30 tonight at Alpha Sigma .Phi.
Frank Lobb fought a steady Varsity Lacrosse Coach Earnie
fight as he besiod John Collins .Baer will discuss the approaching
in a 151-pound independent :1958 lacrosse season.
scrap. Lobb forced the fight
and knocked Collins down in
size sooand round.
In a very close 11$-pound indie
tussle. Bob Buribaugh
Charles McCardell. McCardell put
his foe on the defensive several
times, but Buribaugh had the
good punches when he needed
them. In the other 135-pound in
dependent fight. Bob 'VJands beat
Maurice Hobaugh.
Delta Sigma Phi's Tony Di-
Guglielmo won by forfeit in the
US-pound dtvzston over Sigma
Nu Don Moyer. Bob Smith :Ago
won by forfeit when Gary Fry
tailed to answer the starring bell
JACK WIMMER says
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Having WEATHER
TROUBLES?
Remember Winuner's for
Tune-ups
General Repairs
Snow Tires
REASONABLE
WINNER'S SUNOCO
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Enjoy the pre-season
atmosphere to the
Dixieland melodies
Don Smith'. Combo
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WILBUR JUST WOKE UP TO
THE FACT THAT HESIN CLASS!
KEEP ALERT FOR A
BETTER POINT AVERAGE!
Don't let that - drowsy feel
ing- cramp your style in class
. . or when you're "hitting
the books". Take a NoDoz
Awakener! In a few minute;
you'll be your normal best...
wide awake . . alert! Yout
doctor will tell you—NoDuz
t Awakeners are safe as coffee.
keep a pack handy!
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THE DAILY MLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
MAKE THIS A RECORD CHRISTMAS
"THE MOST COMPLETE RECORD SELECTION IN THE AREA"
The HARMONY SHOP
AD 1-2130
Soccer Captain Picked
Howie Maierhafer, a junior describes Maierhofer as "a bust
halfback from Buffalo, N.Y., has ler and experienced soccer play
been named captain of Penn er."
State's 1958 soccer team. Maier-1 Phil Bpstley, a junior in arts
hofer, a student in labor man- and letters from Nuangola, was
lagen-it relations, replaces sen - :selected as the head soccer man
ior fullback 'Ralph Brower, as the lager, replacing Jack Helphern, a
Lion hooter s' l senlor from Altoona.
team leader. I Named to first assistant mana-
A plan of
,Iger positions were Mark Willen
note, Maierhofer ;sky, a sophomore in business ad
was one of the ministration-frem Scranton; Fred
key men behind Biesecker, a sopohomre in busi
the 8-1-1 record :ness "administration from Scran
ton: and Bob Shapiro, a sopho
year s Lion soc- more in business administration
cer team. He is from Allentown.
rated as one of'
the best half
hacks in Penn
'State's soccer
history and is a Maierhoter
top contender for All-American
honors this fall.
Soccer Coach Ken Hosterman
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Time Out
The dorms and town are
buctliog. Everyone is rushing
around.
But you can relax and
take it easy for a few hours
at Duffis is Boalsburg. Din
ner at Duffy's will prepare
you for the final rush home.
A quiet meal of steak or
chops will taste good before ;
you go borne to turkey. Drive
out this week.
Dufly's
In Boalsburg, 4 miles east of
State College on Route 322
(turn right at the Texaco StaJ
_ Open Till 9 P.M.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1957
Threugh the
Looking Glass
with Jan
In a Quandary over what to
get your best girl? We've taken
a survey in the dormitory and
we've found out what her fay-
orite gifts are. The solution to
Tour,problem is just through
1 the looking glass. Unfortunate
ly we can't supply you with
diamonds or minks, but we do
have elegant gifts we guaran
tee will please her . (she
raid so)
I. Antique leather and- hemp
, belts
2. Jewelry—any way, shape or
form . . - .
bracelets
pins
earrings
necklaces,
•
cuff-links
copper, 'silver, gold, pearl,
scarab, or enameled, .(we
have 'em all) '
Antique leather or cowhide
hand-bags (to match belts)
Big fluffy animals and pil
lows (perennial favorites)
Leather cigarette cases with
lighters, wallets or glasses
case to match
Hattie Carnegie Perfume in
pink, blue, green, beige, or
white satin cases.
A gorgeous umbrella!!
Tweedy wooleh bermudas
—"they're just beautiful"
Our wonderful oxford cloth
button downs to match the
bermudas
10." Anything at all as long as
it's from Ethel Meserve!"
If you're all thumbs
When it comes to wrapping
lovely gifts, leave it to us
. we'll wrap your gift in
our own inimitable way. By
the way, we're open until
9 every night and you also
can charge your gifts. Do
stop in today ... we guar
antee the gifts you get will
please her.
112 E. COLLEGE AVE. i