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By BILL BARBS ,
Delta Upsilon, lea
pack in fraternity in
boxing with 45 point
still more stars to it
when Jack Maher, D
pugilist in the 128-poun
stopped Jim Mac Kay of
pa Epsilon in their ope
night's semi-final matcl
Joe Riley also advan
finals for DU with a for
155-pound class.
Besides Delta Upsilon,
team boxing
champion, other
leading contend
ers for the crown
are Phi Kappa
Psi, 35 points;
Alpha Chi Rho,
30 points; r$ :ma
Pi, 30 porn' 47d
Alpha Sig a
Phi„_2o points
Maher was sty
mied the first
round by Mac-
Kay's long reach Maher
advantage but managed to land a
few effective left jabs. Then in the
second round Maher opened up
with his , typical head down ma
neuvers and began moving in,
forcing Mac Kay to backpeddle.
Maher put the match on ice in
the third round with his aggres
sive attack and potent straight
left jab, •
In a wild swinging slugfest.
Ted Steinman of Zeta Beta Tau
outlasted Ron Kolb of Delta
Sigma Phi to clinch a first
round decision in the 175-pound
weight class.
Kolb charged out at the bell
with a fast swinging attack. But
Steinman caught Kolb with a
solid shot to the head, stunning
Kolb, and then pressed his attack
heavily, finally forcing Kolb to
the canvas.
Kolb came off the mats swing
ing but Steinman maneuvered
him into the ropes and from there
the match turned into a 20-second
melay with both boys standing toe
to toe and slugging it out.
With Kolb clearly getting the
worst of the fray as Steinman
relentlessly gunned his blows
in, referee Ed Sulkowski decid
ed Kolb had had enough and
stopped the fight in the closing
seconds of the first round.
Gene Flick of Tau Kappa Ep-
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silork, taking the aggressive role
from the start, forced out a un
animous decision
over Wilbert
Hobbs of Sigma
Nu in a hard
fought 175-pound
match
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Flick pressed
a hard charging
attack right from
the start and had
,Hobbs backped
dling around the
ring for the first
two rounds.
ed to the
eit in the
Then in th e White
third round Flick moved out fast,
and had Hobbs groggy Qn a solid
punch to the mouth which knock
ed Hobb's mouthpiece out. The
referee stopped the fight when it
became apparent that Hobbs was
taking a terrific beating under
Flick's attack.
ast year's
Bill White kept Alpha Sig
ma Phi's hopes alive in IM
boxing by grabbing a split de
cision from Dave Dunn of Delta
Tau Delta in the 145• pound di
vision.
White didn't open up until the
Intramural Results
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Stay on Top in Bowling
League leading Alpha Kappa
Lambda stayed on the right path
toward the Fraternity League C
bowling championship as they
shutout Phi Gamma Delta, 4-0.
Jim Boyles with a 194 single
and Tom Botlook's 478 series lead
Alpha Kappa Lambda to its 30th
win in 36 decisions.
In other League C competition
Beta Theta Pi shutout Delta Upsi
lon behind Dan Gray's 510 series
and Alpha Chi Sigma and Tri
angle tied at 2-2. Acacia whipped
Phi Sigma Kappa, 4-0, and Sigma
Pi downed Sigma Alpha Mu by
the same score.
Theta Xi stayed on top in the
fraternity League D action with
a 4-0 victory over Tau Kappa
Epsilon. Les Boyer turned in a
553 series for the league leaders.
Elsewhere in League D, Sigma
Phi Epsilon turned back Chi Phi,
3-1; Phi Sigma Delta edged Kap
pa Delta Rho, 3-1; and Pi Kappa
rAlpha beat Beaver House, 3-1.
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third round and then commenced
a telling attack on Dunn, scoring
heavily and forcing Dunn Into the
ropes.
Bill George of Alpha Phi Delta
gained the nod of the officials in
a hard fought bout with John
Ward of Sigma Pl' in the 145-
pound weight class.
George came out in a IL
crouch and began a tremendous
attack on Ward which at the close
of the first round resulted in a
slugfest with Ward forced into
the ropes.
George slowed down the tempo
for the remaining two rounds but
continued to rack up points on
blows to Ward's face.
SUMMARY
128—Maher, Delta Upsilon, detisloned Mac-
Kay, Tan Kappa Epsilon.
ill—Wafts decisioned FAIMIIII.
145—George, Alpha Phi Delta, declsioned
Ward, Sigma Pi; White, Alpha Sigma
Pi, decisional Dann. Delta Tan Delta.
155—Riley, DU, won by double forfeit.
Porter, Theta Xi, won by forfeit from
Turner, Sigma Chi.
165—Stanish stopped Volpe
175—Flick, TAO Kappa Epsilon, stopped
Robb*, Sigma Nu; Steinman, Zeta Reta
TAM stepped Kolb. Delta Sigma Phi.
Hvy.—Alexander, Sigma Pi, won by for
feit from Wolff, Sigma Na.
Favorites, A Chi Rho
Win in IM Cage Play
With an all around team effort
Alpha Chi Rho overwhelmedi
Delta Chi, 40-15, in fraternity
League D basketball competition.
In the second League D con
test Dave Truitt's 14 points led'
Kappa Delta Rho to a 21-10 vic
'tory over Triangle.
Fraternity League C action saw
jSigma Alpha Epsilon squeaking
by Pi Kappa Phi, 27-21. Bruce
(Walsh with an 8-point spurt pro-
Ivided the margin for Sigma Al
pha Epsilon's victory. Sigma Phi
(Epsilon dumped Phi Sigma Kap
pa, 35-18.
In the lone League E match
Phi Gamma Delta outscored The-
Ita Xi, 28-12, behind Jerry Scott's
four field goals.
Turning to the Independent
League C division the Favorites,
I aided by Dick Heinholtz' 10
points, beat the Anythings, 25-20.
Bob Miller filled the basket
with 14 tallies as the Skeller Rats
,handily whipped Wesley Five,
133-19. In the final game of the
leveninq The Red Raiders were
awarded a victory when the
IB 1 obs forfeited.
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