SATURDAY. DECEMB
UPI N
To All
Gridiron laurels
1958 Nittany Lion
national honored th
East team released
Lion captain Ste
last week as he was
UPl's All-East first i
signified Garban 's
among eastern centers
unanimous choice of
selection boards. 1
In a lineup studded
American honor wi ,
ry Schleicher drew
team end berth and C
lavage filled a third t
slot for the eastern
This was the second
Schleicher, a senior b
at the terminal positio
ceived an All-America
Wilkinson's Rating Sys
cially noted for his
play, the converted f
ceived honorable meati!
All-East eleven.
State gridders seeml to hav•
fared a little better in the UPI
selections than in the AP picks.
Ruslavage. who received honor
able mention to AP's All-East ag
gregation, was a third team
choice on UPl's eastern array and
was also accorded honorable men
tion to UPl's All-American squad.
Six All- Americans appeared
on the UPI All-East team—Ron
Luciano. Syracuse tackle, John
Guzik, Pitt guard, Bob Novo
gratz, Army guard, mates Pete
Dawkins and Bob Anderson, Ar
my halfbacks, and Bill Austin,
Rutgers tailback.
The remainder of the Ali-East
first team includes Villanova's
Gene O'Pella and BU's Jim Ken-
Tri Sig, Chi©
Post 5-3 Score
In WRA► Cage
The lowest score of the current
WRA basketball season occurred
Thursday when Sigma Sigma Sig
zna edged Chi Omega, 5-3..
In other intramural activity. in
the Monday league, Grange top
ped N.E. Atherton 34-18. Sally
Stultz led the winners with 1
points. N.W. Atherton lost a close
battle with Kappa Kappa Gam
ma 13-10. Grange and the Kap
pas lead the Monday league—both
teams are undefeated.
Tuesday 6:30 league leaders arei
Delta Gamma -and Alpha Delta ,
Phi. Undefeated Simmons is a-1
head in the 7:30 division. This;
week's action saw Phi-Beta Phi
winning over Lyons, 28-15. Pi
Phi's Harriet Doaty led with 20 ,
points. Alpha Omicron Pi lost to
McAllister Hall 20-14 with Barb
Smith scoring most of Mac Hall's
points. Simmons crus ed Beta
Sigma Omicron 24-8, w th Char
lotte Flack's 10 points I ding the
winners and S.E. Ath rton for
feited to Alpha Delta P
Kappa Alpha Theta
Delta Delta Delta 28-9
day night activity. Ju_,
scored 14 points
Standish led her-learn
victory over Alpha Phi
ted 6 field goals. Alpha!
trounced Zeta Tau Al
with Dottie Querry
points.
The DZ's and Theta's
feated in the 7:30 Thur
fon, while Phi Mu lea.
division with a perfe
"Fednesday undefeated
Hoyt and McElwain.
Patterson Wants
Sweden's New
NEW YORK O) —He
Champion Floyd Patter
to right Sweden's Inti
hansson.
"And I hope soon;" s
son. "He's the No. 1."
The 23-year-old ch
been out of action sine.
when he stopped Texan
ris in the 12th round,
itching to fight.
Patterson's manager,
Amato, wouldn't co
Amato recently conic
Johanson and Ilia Swe:
wiser," Edwin Ahlquist,l
title. fight. But D'A -
nothing had been setts
ft 6. 1953
mes
East
Squad
continue to pour in for members of the
pigskin eleven as United Press Inter
ee of Coach Engle's charges on its All
esterday.
ve Garban repeated his AP selection of
placed en,
earn. This
uprernacy
as was a
)oth major'
ney at ends, Steve Bennett, Bos
on College, tackle,' and.quarter
back Chuck Zimmerman from
Syracuse.
The second team backfield was
composed entirely of quarter
backs. Reporters and coaches se
lected Tom Greene, Holy Cross,
Don Allard, Boston College, Joe
Tranchini, Navy, and Frank Fin
ney, Brown,
with All
. rs. Man
n second
uck Bus
guard
tandouts.
honor for
i t a novice
who re
vote from
• em. Espe
defensive
Ilback re
[in on AP's
whipped
n Thurs
y Clancy
u's Sue
to a 20-7
She net-
Xi Delta
•ha 25-11
Ming 17
fare unde
zday divis
ls the 8:30
It record.
teams are
o Fight
yboy
vyweight
1. on wants
! emu. Jo-
'id Patter
:mp has
Aug. 11
Roy 'Mar
aud ht's
Gus D'-
eat. IV
, • d with
about a
ate said
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Garbo n
"8:30 a.m. I'm at my desk applying a new method for over
coming interference on Pittsburgh's mobile radio channels. It
involves operating inactive channels on reduced power."
"1 :3 0 p.m. After lunch, I take a company car out to the
transmitter tower site. Here I check wiring and explain our
plan to one of our mobile radio maintenance men."
"Final phase. The operational test is made from an actual
mobile radio unit. I'll make test calls and monitor the chan
nels from various points within the Pittsburgh area."
Schweiss Rolls 249 to Spark SPE
Charles Schweiss of Sigma Phi beat Alpha Zeta by an identical
Epsilon rolled a smashing 249 score. •
single and 604 triple to lead his Alpha Chi Rho took undisputed
team to a 4-0 victory over Sigma
Tau Gamma as the Sig Eps picked possession of first place in the
up a point on league-leading Fraternity C listings by shuting
Theta Xi in the Fraternity D out Phi Sigma Kappa, 4-0, while
intramural bowling circuit. Alpha Kappa Lambda was held
Theta Xi downed Chi Phi, 3-1, to a 3-1 margin over Triangle.
in spite of Chi Phi's Charles Ed- Ron Kinch of Alpha Chi Rho
munds individual efforts of 212 topped the scorers with a SOB
and 502 high single and triple.
Hank Deemer's 210 single was
in vain as Tau Kappa Epsilon
dropped a, 4-0 decision to third
place Alpha Sigma Phi.
Jim Black's 518 high triple
paced Pi Kappa Alpha to a 4.0
win over Phi Sigma Delta. Jef
frey Cohn rolled a 211 single
game total for the losers.
In other league D games Kappa
Delta Rho dumped Beaver House,
13-1, while fourth place Sigma Nu
total for three games and AKL's
Jim Boyles was right behind
with a 304 total.
Triangle maintained its hold on
third place despite its loss to the
league's number two club.
Fourth place Alpha Chi Sig
ma was tied by Phi Gamma Delta
and Acacia and Delta Upsilon
deadlocked, 2-2.
Beta Theta Pi swept all three
games and total pintail to defeat
Sigma Chi, 4-0. Sigma Alpha Mu
SWISHER, 8.5.E.E., GROVE CITY COLLEGE, '54, SAYS!
e my job. Here's why."
a radio transmission engineer for Bell Telephone
tpany of Pennsylvania. My work is interesting and
of variety, and I get all the responsibility I can
Ile. Have a look at today's assignment, for example
' see for yourself."
"10:45 a.m. Before any modifications can be made, it's impor
tant that I check apparatus and wiring options. That's what
Fm doing here at the Remote Control Terminal equipment."
"3:15 p.m. I review my proposed modifications of auxiliary
control circuits with Supervisor Sid Graul. Now I'll prepare
work orders, and next week we'll make operational tests."
"See what I mean? I really get to 'carry the ball.'
Soon I'll be taking a special course in advanced elec
tronics at Bell Labs—a great opportunity. As I said
—I like my job."
Like Bob Swisher, you may find a bright engi
neering future with the Bell Telephone Companies.
Talk with the Bell interviewer when he visits your
campus. And read the Bell Telephone booklet on
file in your Placement Office.
SELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES t
PAGE ELEVEN
beat Pi Lambda Phi. 3-1.
Current standings show Theta
XI occupying first place in Lea
gue D with a 27-5 record. Sigma
Phi Epsilon holds down second
place with 25-7. A 24.8 slats
gives Alpha Sigma Phi posses
sion of•the third slot and Sigma
Nu rounds out the first division
with 17.15.
The top four in League C are
Alpha Chi Rho, 27-5, Alpha Kap
pa Lambda, 26-6, Triangle, 239,
and Alpha Chi Sigma, 21-11.
Famous Fathers
Jim Schwab, sophomore Penn
State end, is the son of Frank
(D utc h) Schwab, all-American
guard for Jock Sutherland at La
fayette in 1921. Freshman end
Bob Mitinger, Jr.. is the son of
Lafayette's other guard that sea
son.