THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1959
DU Gridders Upset
DefendingliviChamp
Delta Upsilon, sparked by the offensive performances of
Jack Melchior and Jim Anderson, pulled the biggest IM grid
upset of the year when they beat defending champion Phi
Kappa Sigma, 14-7, in the firs
DU's first score of the evening
came on a 70-yard pass play from
Melchior to Anderson. The DU
receiver was off and running and
scampered 60 yards for the touch
down. Dave Hlay converted to
make the score 7-0.
Later in the game, Melchior hit
baseballer Larry Beighey with a
25 ••d h - Br to - le' it
Pete Moran
for 15 yards and another DU
score. Hlay again kicked the ex
tra point.
Despite the offensive work of
Larry DiGiacinto, the Phi Kap
pa Sig'c could not click. Their
only score came on a DiGiacinto
pass. r
Pete Moran tossed a 50-yard
TD pass to Vance Rea with one
minute left in the half to give
Sigma Alpha Epsilon a 7-0 vic
tory over Theta Xi.
George McCombe booted a 25-
Dawkins Sparks
Oxford to Victory
OXORD, England (Al —Pete
Dawkins, former Army football
All-Amcrica, yesterday fired Ox
ford University's second team to
a 29-3 victory over Sandhurst Mil
itary Academy at rugby union—
the English game Dawkins has
been playing only five weeks.
The 21-year-old West Point stu
dent who comes from Detroit
raced through for a try after only
three minutes. He scored another
try in the 53rd minute.
Both tries—the equivalent of a
touchdown in American football—
were individual scoring bursts.
Afterwards Dawkins said: "I
enjoy this English rugger very
much. But it's very different from
American football. I've still a lot
to learn."
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round of the 1959 playoffs
yard field goal to give Nittany
29 a 3-0 win over the Studs. Nit
tany 29 was in a fourth down situ
ation with the ball at a bad angle
when McCombe kicked the field
goal.
The game featured tight de
fensive play with interceptions
being the keynote.
Sigma Nu, on a 60-yard toss
from Fred Wolff to Jim Massie,
downed previously unbeaten Chi
Phi, 6-0, Wolff, with Sigma Nu
leading on first downs, 4-3,
stepped back and caught Massie
in the clear to notch the only
mark of the game.
A penalty cost Tau Kappa Ep
silon the victory as they dropped
a closely fought game to Phi
Mu Delta, in an overtime con
test.
Vance Rae
In other grid games, NROTC
Alpha defeated Nittany 23, 6-0;
and Westmoreland took Nittany
22, 6-0.
Tomorrow night, playoff action_
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four independent contests on tap.
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Oklahoma, Penn State► Texas,
Northwestern Picked by AP
By The Associated Press
If the future can be forecast by l
studying the stars, what better]
way of picking the football games
this week? So we're using the]
stars instead of the form charts.
Northwestern 23, Mi c 7 Ig a n
State 20: This one could go the;
other way. The Spartans have
lot of punch when they're click-:
ing.
Mississippi 14, Tenessee 0: Two
of the country's top defensive
teams, but a couple of TD's for
Charlie Flowers.
Louisiana State 25, Mississippi
State 0: Billy Cannon and the
1958 champs should rebound from
last week's setback.
Oklahoma 21, Army 14: Both
teams having off years, but Bud
Wilkinson primes the Sooners for
one immense effort.
Texas 18, TCU 7: Remember the
old saying, "Nothing is certain but
death and Texas"
Southern California 18. Baylor
7: The Trojans have a line that
can move houses and backs who
run like the wind
Wisconsin 14, Illinois 10: You
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Rose Bowl.
Duke 20, Wake Forest 14: A
close game between two good
Dixie teams. When the Devils are
good, they're awfully good.
Georgia 14, Auburn 10: Au
burn's defense is strong but Wally
- -
Butts' boys are charging along
with their eyes on bowls.
Syracuse 45, Colgate rt: The up-,
staters ti y to hold down the score;
but cant.
The others:
EAST Penn State 21, Holy
Cross 7; Princeton 14, Yale 'i;
1 Navy 21, George Washington 0;
Penns3rlvania 28, Columbia 0
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Carver Will Get Award
PITTSBURGH (W) Acting
Athletic Director Frank Carver of
the University of Pittsburgh will
receive 61 top award Nov. 22 at the
Curbstone Coaches Assn. annual
dinner for his contributions to col
legiate athletics. He has been on
the athletic staff at Pitt since
1931.
MIAMI, Fla. Vll—Wade Walk
er, head coach of Mississippi
State's football team, has been
named ooach of the South squad
for the Shrine's annual North-
South college all-star game here
Dec. 26. This year's North squad
will be coached by Dale Hall,
head coach at Army.
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