THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1959 set in IM DU U Phi Psi Tops Champs By BRUCE HENDERSON Phi Kappa Psi knocked off defending champion Delta Up silon in intrathural swimming last night by a narrow 21-20 margin. With DU leading, 20-16, going into the final 120-yard relay event, the winner's team of Tom Pauley, Jack Barbieri, Al lan Zimmerman and Bob Mac- Donnell came through to cap ture the meet and a semi-final position in Flight I with a 1:03 time. The winners also had 'firsts in the other three speed events. Mac Donnell .ron the free style in 35.0, trailed by the loser's Tom Edwards. Joe Marchand's 41.8 was enough to take the backstroke as Ralph Kemmere'r picked up another second for DU. Bob Passmore splashed in with 45.3 to win the breast stroke with second place again Ex-Cleveland Star Lemon Retires TUCSON, Ariz. (A 3 )—Bob Le mon retired as a pitcher yesteOlay and became a scout-coach for the Cleveland Indians. Arm trouble last year sent the big right-hander to San Diego of the Pacific Coast League and then temporarily out of baseball. Lemon, 38, hoped to make a comeback this spring. He came to the Cleveland camp on his own. Yesterday he said the spirit was willing but the flesh was weak. Lemon won 20 or more games In seven seasons. Swimming going fo Dick Hammond of DU. DU picked up its only first as it swept the diving event. Dave Dulaney's 20.4 score took first place honors followed by Jim Fenstermacher's 17.2. Delta Tau Delta moved into the semi-finals against Phi Psi, edging Beaver House, 23-18. The winners took firsts in all but the relay event. Del Kreiser led things off with his 36.8 time in the free style. Peter Fred of Beaver House followed him. George Camp bell paced a sweep of the back stroke as he came in with 44.3, trailed by Bob Pulver. Pulver came right back with a victory in the breaststroke in 41.8, with th e loser's Tom Creese tinis h i n g second: Charles Abbey topped the div ing scores with his 13.8, just above Mel Sweeney's 12.8 for Beaver House. DTD's Pulver Nips Ba!dock Delta Tau Delta remained un- i lied from a first game setback tof defeated in intramural handballlbeat Theta Xi's Ed Zimmerman,' as Bob Pulver gave it its fourth 18-21, 21-0, 21-15. John Krall of, victory Tuesday night. He had to Phi Mu Del t a easily whipped' rally in the third game to beat Sigma Alpha Epsilon's Jim Des- Kappa Delta Rho's Charles Bal-Imond, 21-0, 21-2. dock, 2149, 13-21, 21-6. In independent action, Jim; Ted Lopushinky advanced with Bush took his second win ink his second win as he took Ted League C as he rallied to beat' Steinman of Zeta Beta Tau, 21-11, Bruce Blanning, 5-21, 21-9, 21-11. 21-20. Lambda Chi Alpha's Mel Steve Calbotta defeated Ed Mc-) Gemmill picked up his first vic- Deavitt, 21-4, 21-17. i tory as he defeated Phi Kappa's League D had only forfeits‘tol 'AI Terchick, 21-10, 18-21, 21-6. show for the night's schedule Bill! Dick Barth of Theta Xi took Parker grabbed the first from his second win 21-9, 21-10, over Stew Barber and Roy Soost ' Theta Kappa Phi's Ron Pezzoni. and Roy Shook turned in a dou- Pi Kappa Phi's Read Roberts ral- ble forfeit to nullify their match THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA The quartet of Jim Craig, Roger Lloyd, Creese and Fred took the only first for the los ers with a 1:05.4 time. In independent action, the Barracudas rallied In the re lay to get by Navy, 22-18. ' With the score 18.17 going into the relay, the Barracudas John Hoffman, -Don Rhodes, Ted Laubach and Dick Spier Ida combined with a 1:04.1 score to take the meet. Splenda turned in another first with a 33.6 time in the free style followed by Navy's John Bertram. John Skapik took the winner's other first with 53.6 in the breast stroke as the loser's Jim Abbey grabbed another second. Bob Neely gave Navy a first as he took the backstroke with 46.1 with Bill - Barber picking up a second for the Barracudas. Abbey edged the winner's Lati bach in diving, 10.0-9.8. . . r A DOOR IS ;MEN AT ALLIED . CHEMICAL ~.. AND Tllls MAN CAN RE YOU THE FACTS =MI ; 4 • +9' GIVISIGHIFW - NAHRETT • GENEINAL CHEMICAL' • NATIONAL ANILINE s„ NITROGEN . 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'What opportunities for advance . mentt Which location? • • FOR CAREER "FACTS- YOU 'NEED SIGN UP NOW FOR AN INTERVIEW! - Lion IC4A Chances Rest With Committee Penn State's chances for its first IC4A indoor track and field team championship since 1942 now rest with the_confer ence Executive Committee which will be called into session probably next week. Athletic Director Ernest B. McCoy took the official step ~and filed a written protest to Asa Bushnell, IC4-A secketary,• , judgment but an action which is who will summon the other com-!contrary to the established NCAA mittee members to hash over and IC4-A rules, explained Mc 'what has turned out to be the, C o y, most controver- ... — ,:,.-,.. - .1..,-* Bus h n e 11's committee will seal incident of .', : ;.1 0 :-'' . - : . ..'w. , ts;-; the indoor track 4 tv- . ----:: now have to decide whether • , !!E. c., a -- ~ - ; , season. rg: - • .7 r'i the decision reversal in the 60- "We don't like iI ; yard hurdle order of finish will 7. '- Ito do it, but it l t . be allowed to stand or whether was a matter of t 10 1 r.., -_-! the results as originally an injustice to our ' .f• flounced will regain precedence. kids," said Mc- ' 4ii-• ; ~ In view of the fact that the ICoy after return-1 rules state that the judge's origi ' ling from New I. nal decision shall be final and (York late 'Rues- ...-.‘', without appeal, it becomes almost !day night. q-- - A A test of constitutionality of the" Alliki?; Penn State took rules. action on 1 y on MCCOY , ; Nine men compose the IC4-A the hurdle incident and did not Executive Committee. They are file any protest on the two-mile' Halo Furey. Columbia:" Robert J ;relay where a Manhattan runner!. Kane, Cornell; Edward Sterna, Maine; Richard L Balch, MIT: ;crossed the Nittany lane and col- . Clarence "Biggie" Munn, Michi lided with Ed Moran, causing the; an State; Victor Obecic, NYLT: 'Lion star to lose several yards. Tan J. Hamilton, Pitt; George Interference could have been' A. Bertelsman. St. Joseph's, and called and Manhattan could have Francis X. Reagan, Villanova. been disqualified from the relay, , —BLACK in which it finished second and picked Up four points. "This was a matter of judg ment," said McCoy. "and while we may have seen it different, nothing was called, so we ac cepted it." 1 The hurdles issue, conversely, was not a question of an officials' I hied hemical - SAM -TO AMERICA'S PRpORESS, ef BROADWAY, 14EW YORK 6. N. PAGE SEVEN FRATERNITY NEWSLETTERS letterpress • offset Commercial Printing 152 E. COLLEGE AD 8-11111
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