FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1958
—Daily Collegian photo by Eleanor Strauss
GIRLS ON THE HARDWOODS'... Marilyn Doan, Kappa Alpha
Theta (1), moves to guard Zeta Tau Alpha's Jean Melvin (r) in
the WRA basketball finals last night at White Hall. The Thetas
won, 48-39.
Thetas Top Zetas
For WRA Crown
By CARMELLA LA SPADA
Paced by Judy Clancy's 27 points, Kappa Alpha Theta
copped the WRA Intramural basketball championship by de
feating Zeta Tau Alpha, 48-39, last night.
The game was played at White Hall with a record crowd
of 70 enthusiastic fans cheering their respective teams on to
victory.
Against a strong Zeta team, the
Thetas followed the script of re
cent performances. They opened
with a 15-9 first-quarter lead and
held at least that 6-point lead
throughout the game.
Captain Penny Erb's Theta
team looked like a title contend
er all the way. In the second half,
Judy Clancy, Ann Lutz, and Erb
swished the cords early to put the
Thetas off to a fast pace—a pace
the Zetas tried desperately to
match on the superb shooting of
Zeta's captain Jean Melvin. The
Zetas failed in the attempt, the
Thetas still led at the end of the
third quarter, 40-33.
In the final quarter, Kappa
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FOR SALE
SMITH-CORDA Portable light-weight
typewriter. two years old. Excellent
value. Sacrifie $2O. Phone Jack ext. 5073.
1956 TRAILER, 41-foot. 2-bedroom. Lot
32. Hilltop Trailer Park. Home on week
days. Cash $2850 or finance.
CAR FOR., Sale-1953 Plymouth Cran
broOk 4-460 r sedan. Good eondition,• new
Urea. SUDO. Call AD 8-9488.
siio FOR Finding. buyer for 3.5-ft financed
honnetrailer. Six months old. ' $2190.
No. 15 Franklin Manor Park. AD 7-748.1.
1,55 34-FOOT 1-bedroom trailer on large
lot with beautiful view. Contact Kil
patrick No. 26 Woixisdale Park evenings
or call University ext. 2413. 8 a.m. to
5 p.m.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, 30 sot
' time set. latest edition. Sell for half
price. Call AD 8-6537 after noon.
1949 CADILLAC sedan. Looks and runs
better than many ears several years
hewer. Must sell to pay tuition. Will ac
cept trade. Call Dennis Crawford ext. 293.
1950 'FORD V-8, overdrive, radio. beater.
Must sell by 2nd semester. Monroe Sny
der AD 7-2826.
SPARTAN IMPERIAL Mansion Mobile
Roane; 1951, 36-foot„ :.bedroom. Lot 62,
Woodadale Park. AD 84561.
1956 35-FOOT 2-bedroom Mobile home. ideal
location. Must sacrifice. Phone after S
• • . AD 7-7488 or HO 6-6971. -
ATTENTION RADIO hams complete
mobile station for sale; sacrifice Dace.
Cell IL Levitz, Pollock 5. room 22, ext. 261.
WANTED
WAITERS AND dishwashers to work for
meals., no breakfast work. Call AD
I-6814..
E TO Norfolk. Virginia or nearM
• ' 0 " 1 •
i•ERs To- Deluth;' Mina- via.
Levin Jam. Call U. eat
iir alveoli, Arnokk
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
i losses
om hav t e itt b h e m en He agains o t tooa
ed
Alpha Theta chalked up 8 points l 6-f 'decision to Fritz Schult of
while holding Zeta Tau Alpha tolColgate and a 10-2 decision to
,six points. The Thetas clinched liVerner Holzer of the Illini.
the well-earned victory, 48-39. 1 Although Rusnak and Pottios
Theta's Sue Reen, Jean Neigh, experiencedrt e l e e a s t.varsitye lfio
are
r s
, Rae Milligan, Bobbie Blake, Barbi Rusnak, who hadn't done any
Beaman, and Marilyn Doan spark-1 intraschool wrestling since his
led with their floor play and de-' high school days until he went
fensive maneuvers, lout for the Penn State team
In the scoring spotlight for the; this year, lost his only varsity
Zetas, Jean Melvin bucketed 20 appearance, 3-2. to Don Pierre
points and Loretta Mink sank 16 , of Illinois.
- - -
points. Micki Marks, Sandy' And 'Pottios, who had been in-.
Blackford. Maureen Erb, Marie l eligible , for the past two years
Thierwechter, Evelyn Nikitsch-I dropped his only 1958 match to
ner, Linda Lyon and Ellie Barnesi the defending NCAA heavy
played a hard fought game for i weight champ, Bob Norman of
the losing Zetas. Illinois.
WANTED
WANTED—Coed working for Mrs. degree
to study with a senior engineer. Call
AD 7-4441. ask for Don.
RIDE TO Our Lady of Victory on Sun
day. 9:30 mass preferred. Call 369 ask
for Myra.
FOUR WAITERS beginning spring semes
ter. Call or see cook: Lambda Chi Al
pha fraternity AD 8-6459.
RIDERS WANTED to Maine, Mass. and
• returning. Leaving Jan. 21, 1938. Call
Bob Whitmore AD 8-0176 after 7 p.m.
FOR RENT
COMFORTABLE, COZY. collegiate, two
person apartment for rent. February Ist
or before. One block from Corner Room.
Desirable building. Call Frigay evening,
Jan. 10 7:30-8:30 p.m. AD 8-0325.
APARTMENT FOR rent. two rooms fur
nished. private bath. two blocks from
campus. Married couple only, no children
and no pets. Phone AD 7-2600.
ONE DOUBLE room near campus. Call
AD 74323 or 51.5 E. Beaver.
EFFICIENY APARTMENT available Feb.
1 for married couple. single man or
single woman. •Furinished—optlonal. See
Al Richards. -228 S. Allen Apt -3 after
5:30 p.m.
ONE TAPE. recorded last Saturday night.
Excellent for private parties. Call AD
74332 ask for Charlie. •
BOY TO share Apt. 1 . 3: : blocks from eam-
Pus. Refriz.. bath, private phone and
entrance. bath. Reasonable. Also one•halt
double room. innerspring mattresses. 230
South Frazier SL Phone AD 7-2965.
RENT THIS two bedroom trailer and
apply rent towards buying it desired.
No. 15. Franklin Manor Park. AD 7-7133.
2 FURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping. Married couple only. Available
immediately. No phone calls. 113 South
Atherton.
TWO DOUBLE rooms for spring semester
Apply 201 East Park Avenue.
DOUBLE Roo3f for two available
second semester-3 blocks from campus.
$3O a month. Wash basin in room. Call
Jerry at ID'B-6795.
DOUBLE ROOM for two male students
near campus. Zl9 W. College Ave. 16.00
each. Call AD 74212.
DESIRABLE ROOMS - year town and
ceatyue for aeeond semester. New Ni
hilists; SLIM p week. Call AD • 1-2 ISL
Chamberlain Leads
Cage Scoring Race
NEW YORK, Jan. 9 (?)—Wilt Chamberlain's glandular
infection that has kept him out of the lineup has been a
major factor in two straight setbacks suffered by the Kansas
Javhawks.
But The Stilt's inactivity has not threatened his indi
vidual lead in the college basket- -
ball scoring race.
NCAA figures released to- iSigma Chi Grabs
day show Chamberlain still the! lAA •
pace setter with 322 points in ;siva League Crown
10 games for a 32.2 point aver- With 7-Game Pad
age.
None of his closest competitors, Sigma Chi, being pushed by nui
o
Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati,; one, defeated Delta Theta Sigma
Don Hennon of Pittsburgh and. Wednesday night's Fraternity
i n..
Leo Byrd of Marshall, was able'' League t 3 Bowling finals to easily
Iclinch the championship for the
to gain ground. fall keg season.
Robertson is in second place ! With a season record of 34-10,
with a 29.7 average followed !Sigma Chi had an average of 726.
by Hennon with 27.4 and Byrd :Tony Agnone led the squad in
26.8. The figures include games ;scoring with a pins -total of 5261
through Tuesday. I—and an average of 157 for 33
Ralph Crosthwaite of Western' matches. Other members of the
Kentucky is the leader in field. team Jim Keith, Jim Jordy,
goal accuracy with a .636 mark.) Jack Burger, Denny Halterman,
Kenny Sidwell of Tennessee Tech, and Bill Head—were also con
is the leading free throw marks!sistent scorers.
man with a .909 percentage. In other Wednesday matches.
Alex Ellis of Niagara has re-
!Delta Chi beat Phi Kappa Psi,
covered 199 rebounds for an .4_o; Sigma Pi defeated Alpha
over all 259 average to lead
Gamma Rho, 3-1; Delta Tau Del
in. that department. to won over Phi Kappa, 4-0; Al-
Marshall has put together thepha Sigma Phi defeated Theta
highest team scoring average,; Chi, 4-0; and Phi Epsilon Pi beat
89.3, while San Francisco is tops ; Tau Kappa Epsilon, 3-1
in team defense, yielding only
48.8 points a game.
Lion Matmen Seek
,Win Over Lehigh
(Continued from page six)
( victory of 1953. But both of his
FOR RENT
PROTECT YOUR ear from winter weath
er. Heated garage space for rent West
Beaver Avenue. $lO.OO per month. Call
AD 7-4344.
HALF A double roont with board for
second semester with or without week
ends. 243 S. Pugh St.
HELP WANTED,
PART-TIME SALESMEN. Unusual Penn
State novelties not sold in store.. Good
income. Nord Co.. Box 92. Forest Hills. N.Y.
TYPING WANTED
FOR FAST accurate typing done on elec-
tric typewriter. Contact Mrs. Berkheimer
University est. 2.57 G.
LEFT HAND brown leatner glove. vicinity
of Corner Room or Old Main. Call AD
8-8695.
GOLD WITTNATIR wrist watch in or
near White Hall Wednesday afternoon.
Finder pleas. contact Han ext. 2750. Re
ward.
1955 BEDFORD ILS. dugs ring lost. In
itials on band are M.E.M. Reward.
Plea-se contact T. Smouse. AD 7-24,11.
PAIR OF brownish colored glasses. light'
blue case. Finder call Doreen. ext. 510
or 512.
GERMAN CASTELL sliderule in green
ease left in HUB Tuesday. 'Name 'Alan
Renkis on rule. Call est. 3069.
NAVY VET. We swapped pea coats In
Sparks Wednesday morning. Call Ray
David, AD 8-0311.
SERLING SILVER. linked bracelet with'
five blue atones lost in vicinity of,
i3oucke. Buckhout. Willard buildings. Call!
ext. 7S sek for .Vice.
PAIR BLUE wool cloves trimmed in'
silver; one In Old Main. one In Sparks.!
Call ext. 632.
MISCELLANEOUS
EAT YOUR Meals at Ag Hill Dining Hall
nest semester. Sign np at 207 East
Park Avenue.
LOCAL REPAIR Service on all wakes at'
typewriters. We will call for and deliveri
your typewriter. Nittany Office Ygnijaert.•
AD Ll.
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In this sale you have your
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