THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1959
Z6T Pulls
With Win
In what was possibly the hardest played, game of the
young IM football season, Zeta Beta Tau edged Phi Kappa
Psi last night in a battle of first downs. The game finally
ended in overtime with ZBT holding a 7-6 edge in first downs.
The winning score was set up r h
an intercepted pass by Larry Bm John p s?^and John it hell
ZBT wasted no time in the be- a they
ginning minutes of the game as passes including one which
they carried the ball to the Phi covered 60 yards for the only
Psi 20-yard line on a 60-yard pass SCO re of the game as Nittany 40
interference-play Phi Psis Bill defeated Nittany 43, 7-0. The pass
Tucker intercepted Jerry Gar- was completed with only 50 sec
finkle s pass on the next play but onds remaining in the game
Neil Keats set the tone of the 6
whole game by again placing the
ball in ZET possession as he im
mediately intercepted a Phi Psi
pass. The game was ZBTIs sec
ond win in two years.
In other Greek action last night
Theta Chi won a decisive victory
over Phi Sigma Delta as Glenn
Weishaar passed brilliantly to
give Theta Chi the 7-0 win. Jack
Mai lino kicked the extra! point.
Bill Snow carried Phi Gamma
Delta to a 6-0 win over Pi Lamb
da Phi as he intercepted a pass
and ran it back five yards for
the only touchdown of the game.
Sigma Nu won on first downs.
4-2, in an uneventful tussel with
Alpha Chi Rho.
Nittany 29 remained undefeat
ed as they turned a pass inter
ception by John Cochran into a
quick score over Nittany 36.
Butch Karch saw his first pass
intercepted and run back 30
yards to set up the winning touch
down and give Nittany 29 a 7-0
win.
Emmette Griffii held on to
Steve Kolodney’s long pass to
give Nittariy 23 a 7-0 victory over
Nittany 42. Bill Rambo kicked
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Big Upset
Over Phi Psi
By CLIFF LOGAN
Derman Paces
IM Tennis
Bruce Derman, Phi Sigma Del
ta, was a standout as IM tennis
got under way last week. Derman
advanced all the way to the semi
finals of the fourth flight with
decisive victories over Bill Bar
ber of Acacia and A 1 Dorsky of
Sigma Alpha Mu.
In other fraternity matches
Jim Kane, Phi Kappa Sigma, de
feated Bob Devon, Delta Upsilon;
Nick Freeman of Phi Kappa Psi
defeated John Grosch, Alpha Sig
ma Phi; Irv Shore and Gene Gru
mer swept a pair for Alpha
Epsilon Pi by defeating' Norm
Yost of Kappa Sigma and Bob
Petruska of Pi Lambda Phi. Joe
Yuska, Phi Kappa Theta, trounced
Jim Pflieger of Tau Phi Delta
and Jim Nestlerode, Sigma Pi,
downed Ed Bahl, Delta Upsilon.
Each of the victors moved into
the quarter-finals of their flights
by virtue of their triumphs.
Most of the action in the inde
pendent men’s division of IM ten
nis was centered in the first
flight. Whit Gray defeated Fred
Phanco, Will v Stout turned back
George Walker and John Kosten
bader downed Barry Wiener. Bob
Miller defeated Joe Demkin, Den
nis Rose won a hard match over
Jim Hunt and Mike Mendels
dropped Don Allison.
In the only second flight match
played, Donn Clark trounced Ed
Fordyce,
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AP Predicts
Army Over
Lions, 21-14
NEW YORK 1/P) Tip on how
to lose weight: Become a football
seer and gulp ulcer pills. j
We shaved off 10 pounds last 1
week—how can you figure Mich
igan State and Illinois?—and our
picking percentage dropped to
.725 on a 37-14 mark.
More ulcer bait this weekend:
Oklahoma 20, Texas 8: The
Longhorns’ goal line finally' is
cracked by a boy named Bobby'
Boyd.
Georgia Tech 8. Tennessee 7:
Bobby Dodd, the Tech headmas
ter, is an ex-Vol. This is a “must”
game for him.
Notre Dame 25, California 7:
The fighting Irish sophomores
matured plenty in that Purdue
shellacking.
Army 21, Penn State 14: The
Cadets don’t figure to make as
many mistakes as they did against
roused-up Illinois.
Louisiana Stale 20, Miama Fla.
13: The No. 1 team has a job on
its hands but the Chinese bandits
should handle it.
lowa 19, Michigan Staie 6: The
Hawkeyes still must be figured
in the Big Ten title picture.
Arkansas 14, Baylor 0: The Ra
zorbacks have yielded only one!
touchdown in three games.
Navy 18, Syracuse 7: The Mid
shipmen are a much better team
than that which lost to SMU.
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Harrier Experience
Seen Key to Win
Experience is the best teach- I , Lion mentor added.
er. Nittany Lion cross country! f, 1 llie cncl of * lia
coach Chick Werner feels thising and unable to finish strong.
is the reason that his harriers^ einc ’' ** not a , u °-
, . , , _ - ia |gether pleased with the petfor
defeated Cornell last Satur-'niance of the Lions. “The boys
'd av jran the best race possible with
j “ ’ | the conditions as they were," he
‘The Cornell cross country .further stated.
I team, while having good poten-j Werner was referring io the
tial, is still comprised mainly of' short time the team had to pre
sophomores. We have a team made pare for the meet. Werner said
, up of juniors and seniors. In cross; that two weeks of practice is
j country, experience is a mam fac- not enough time for a man to
- tor in the outcome of a meet,”, condition himself to be able io
jWernet said. •, run five grueling miles.
I The_ backbone of the Big Red Commenting on the team's per
j *? am * s composed of last year's : formance, Werner felt that too
l “J st Place freshmen IC4A team, .many tactical blunders were com
; Lions, although they lost 'mitted. For example, too many
the three top men from the pre- jmen were pacing themselves im-
J vtous season, still had eight men i properly. However, he feels that
r ®f urnln 9- | this will work itself out during
i The best way to be able to this week’s practice
pace yourself for a five-mile run
is to have done it before,” the
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