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Pi Kappa Phi
Retains Lead
In League 'A'
Pi Kappa Phi forged right along
in its domination of fraternity
bowling league “A” by chalking
up a 4-0 victory against Theta
Kappa Phi in its first game of this
semester’s pin action.
Pi Kappa Phi had previously
won the league “A” title last se
mester with a 40-3 won-lost rec
ord.
Phi Delta Theta rolled to a tie
with Sigma Alpha Epsilon but
managed to pick up the individual
laurels on the way. John Blanck
copped the high single with a 211
and the high series with 558. Phi
Delta Theta also grabbed the
high game with 734.
Fred Taylor rolled the high sin
gle of the night with a 221 in
leading Delta Tau Delta to a 4-0
win over Phi Kappa Psi.
Phi Kappa chalked up the high
game of 789 for the night by
whitewashing Alpha Rho Chi 4-0.
Don Block with a 199 single and
Marv Block with a 500 series
aided Alpha Epsilon Pi in its 3-1
victory over [Phi Epsilon Pi.
Theta Chi arid Phi Mu Delta tied.
State Weight!}
: ting Club
Penn Staie’i
Club will hold
meeting lonig
lard.
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IGL Title Match
Gene Wett-
four seconds during the
part of the season and reached
his low in the Eastern cham
pionships with a 3.8. It was
good enough for second place
behind former Lion Phil Mul
len’s 3.5.
But Neuhauser will have
another top teammate to con
tend with Saturday in Don
Littlewood. "Little John," who
failed to break the four second
mark last year, whipped into
top shape early and won both
meets with clockings of 3.8 and
3,7.
Wettstone will have a prob
lem here in eliminating Jack
Hidinger (4 3) or Bill Fosnocht
(4 4) from the trio.
Tumbling, the first event,
presents only a minor problem.
Wettstone will definitely use
Eastern champ Dave Dulaney
and junior teammate Graeme
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Considered by NCAA
CHICAGO UP) The NCAA’s
TV Committee Wednesday com
pleted hearings on a 1959 program
for college football and indicated
the plan may be completed Thurs
day.
Asa Bushnell. the committee’s
TV program director, said it was
possible the ratio of national and
regional telecasts may be changed
For the past two years, the
NCAA program provided for nine
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telecasts, Bushnell said. Previous
ly, the NCAA program allowed a
school one national and one re
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Howard Grubbs of the South
west Conference, elected chair
man of the 1959 TV committee,
said the NCAA membership must
approve the plan in a mail refer
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thirds majority of those voting.
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