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In IM Basketball Final
Penn State's basketball team 'has accepted an invitation
to play in the first Keystone Basketball Tournament which
will be held Dec. 29 and 30 at the Farm Show Arena in
!Harrisburg.
Penn State's track squad has' Temple, Duquesne and Penn will round out 'the field
received and accepted an invite-
'for the first tournament •
tion to enter its two-mile relay' If the tournament is success- •
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the Phake , , The Bird Dogs moved' ------ ------ ful, officials hopeo expand the
Columbus Games next Friday. I field to six or eight teams in
into the finals by crushing the, I The Lion quartet that broke! future years.
Diggers, 33-20, while the Phakesl ßeta Keglers From DU in 11-Ball
the Madison Square Garden rec-i By playing in the Keystone
copped their finishing position by ord last week in the New York classic the Lions will not be able'
trouncing the Hamilton Warriors,
40-28. I IK. of C exhibition has set its to defend the c hamp i o nship
sights on Seton Hall's world rec-,which they won over Christmas
Down by an 8-11 score at the Win as Moyer ;ord time of 7:33.9. The Nittanies'in the Richmond Invitational
half, CM Phi turned to a full
,must cut 1.7 seconds off their Tournament.
court press in the second stanza :Garden time of 7:35.6. ! There the Lions, sparked by
and made up the three-point Don Davies, Freddie Kerr, Dick!Ted Kubista's fine all-around
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deficit in less than a minute. ri, gelbrink and Ed Moran made play, whipped Georgetown and
Putting the press to its best Is 224 Game. E
;up the Garden quartet but their;Richmond to cop the title.
advantage, Chi Phi jumped into Beta Theta Pi, led by,Sam Moy-,positions are not secure. Time Some •. of Pennsylvania's top 1
the lead and held it for the
er, trials will be held tomorrow af-1
defeated Alpha Chi Rho, 3-I .;trial s college stars will participate in '
remainder of the game to pick ' ternoon tordetermine which track-I the classic including Mark Du
up the victory. Moyer rolled a 224 game for a'
1.. ; men will attempt the assault on j Mars and Wally Colender of
Dick Hoak tallied the high 327 series. 'the world's record in Cleveland., Penn State, "Pickles" Kennedy
mark for Chi Phi by pouring nil High man for the night wash
i Keen intra-squad competition! of Temple, Bob Slobodnik of
11 baskets. Nardi of AChi Rho with a 231 •
iis expected to flare on the Reel Duquesne and Penn's sense-
Alpha Chi Rho snagged its game and a 544 series.
'Hall boards as each Lion distance- 'tonal sophomore Bob Mlkvy.
ninth straight victory in infra In other League C action, Sig - ,nian, sensing the chance to write
mural cage play as it tacked up ma Alpha Mu came from behind;his name in the record books, ; I DuMars and Slobodnik recently '
a 34-26 win over Sigma Alpha to beat Alpha Chi Sigma. 3-1 'h • • •
•t e vying for a position on the
w- 11 :received honorable mention hon;
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Epsilon. 'Steve Nitzberg and Mickey Kahn two-mile entry. 'ors on the United Press Inter-1
,
C:11 Blew was high man of the Nvere high men for SAM with ti national All-American team.
night as he tallied 16 counters;463 ser i es. Coach Chick Werner has set up! Both are sophomores and are
in Alpha Chi Rho's win. Bill! hree rel a y teams to rated as future "greats" by their
Acacia beat Beta Sigma Rh .against each other tomorrow andl
Funk was second high for the i3 _.
i; Phi S ' K
igma Ka was tied•each runner will be timed on his coaches. Mlkvy had to miss a good
winners with 8 points. portion of this season due to in-
Theiby Pi Lambda Phi, 2-2; and sec -( individual leg. The four men
Bird Dogs picked up bond - place Triangle trounced Sig - ;clocking the fastest times willljuries but came back to amaze,
their 10th victory of the cage Ima Pi, 4-0. I:)enii followers with his scoring l
season as they beat the Diggers, 'make the trip to Cleveland. lability in the final games of the
33-20. Bob Zamboni was high In frateinity League D action,l Davies, Moran, Herm Weberlcampaign.
man for the Bird Dogs as he Pi ' Kappa Alplia led by Bob Ed
, Zeta, - ......,and Bill Schwab make up one'
Kennedy played here this
wards, beat d Alpha 2l6 4-0. a Ed-'
foursome: down 13 scores. John Le- I 'foursome: Kerr. Chick King, year when the Owls were clob-
iwards rolle a game an da `
Dave picked up second honors Dave LaHoff and Mike Miller, al hered 70-38 by the Lions. He
524 series.
with 8 points. tI
second; and Engelbrink, George!
, only scored eight points but ac-
With Don James' 15 counters In other league action, BeaveriJones, Steve Moorhead and Fred (
' cording to Temple coach Harry
leading the way, th e ph a k es lHouse trounced Sigma Nu, 4-o f lLarsen, the third.
charged to a 40-28 decision over Kappa Delta Rho defeated Chi` i Litweck he had an "off night."
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the nonillion Warriors. Larry ;Phi, 3-1; Tau Kappa Epsilon'.... ~ . . 1 In fact Litwack recently stated!
Snodgrass was next high on thei Sigma Tau Gamma 3-1-4SU 30T m Homecoming ithat he
edged , , i thought Kennedy was
core sheet with 9 baskets.
Alpha Sigma Phi blanked Theta Boston University will be Pennl better than former Owl star Guy ;
, 4-0;
'Xi, and league leading Sig-State's 1959 Homecoming oppon-!Rodgers who is now playing for
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+ma Phi Epsilon shut out Phi Sig-tent. The Nittany Lions will hostithe Philadelphia Warriors of the
Ima Delta, 4-0. the Terriers on Oct. 17. 'NBA.
In another second-half comeback, Chi Phi overcame the
Phi Gamma Delta five to move into the fraternity intramural
basketball finals against Alpha Chi Rho.
Alpha Chi Rho grabbed its finals slot by whipping Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, 34-29,
The independent finals will see the Bird Dogs engaging
U.S. Hockey Team
Beats Czech Entry
PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia (I'M--
The once-beaten U.S team kept
its hopes alive in the World Ama
teur Ice hockey Championships
Friday night by turning back
Czechoslovakia 4-2.
The victory sends the Ameri
cans into a crucial game against
Canada Saturday tied with the
Canadians for first place. Canada,
idle Fi iday, has won three
straight games. The United States
also has won three after losing
its first game of the final round
to Russia.
The United States lolled up a
3-0 lead over the Czechs about
halfway through Friday night's
game, then held off the closing
efforts of the home forces. It was
the second defeat in four games
for Czechoslovakia, whose four
point total equals that of Iluqsia,
Penn State profs say:
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SATURDAY. MARCH 14. 1959
With Eleventh Win
Tau Kappa Epsilon remained
the only undefeated fraternity in
intramural handball as it placed
two flight finalists and extended
its record to 11-0, Wednesday
night.
Delta Upsilon sustained its first
loss of the tourney while also
placing two flight finalists.
Don Harnett led the way for
TKE, posting a 21-15, 21-5 over
Sigma Nu's Bill Fiedler, Charles
Bibleheimer gave them another
win as he clipped Phi Kappa Tau's
Bill Nichols, 21-11, 21-12.
Bud Kolhaas of Delta Tau Del
ta handed Delta Upsilon its first
setback, coming on - strong to do
it after a first frame loss. He
whipped Dick Hammond, 19-21,
21-10, 21-1.
Pi Sigma Upsilon's Ed Date
masch, second to grand champ Al
Jacks in his flight last year,
grabbed another finalist's slot as
he avercame Delta Sigma Phi's
Bob Sterner, 21-13, 21-4.
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Tom Edwards and Ed Bahl of
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Rho, Terry Dill of Theta Kappa
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