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Beta Theta Pi, 'Mice'
Win IM Swim Titles
By 808 KILBORN
Bela Thela Pi is the Paternity
champion, the “Mice” own the
independent championship and
Bob Met/lei uu tv- another record
following the intianiiirai swim
ming finals at the Glennland Pool
la't nsi>ht.
Beta Theta Pi won the frater
nity title in ciiamatie style
by copping the last event on the
pingiam to defeat ATO, 23-17.
Altei taking command early in
the meet with first places m the
fieestyle and tile backstroke, Beta
watched its lead fade as ATO
came back to take fust and sec- j
end in the breaststroke and first!
in diving.
Trackman Herm Weber wu I
Ihe big gun for Beta. He led the !
field home in the freestyle in i
33.7 seconds and edged ieam
mate Fred Kochey by three feet. ‘
Fritz Paige of Beta was declared
winner in the backstioke when
teammate Dan Gifford was dis
qualified and Beta took a 13-4,
lead.
ATO then rallied to cut the lead
to 14-12 when Carl Tongberg and
Dick McCoy finished one, two in
the breaststroke Tongberg's time
was 40 5
ATO'.s Bill Pindai, spectacular
throughout the tournament, fin
ished unbeaten in 'diving when he
topped Armando Vega and Greg
Weiss of Beta Pindai's win pulled
ATO within one. 18-17, with only
the relav left
But Beta rose to the occasion,
opening up a wide lead for an
chor man Weber who finished •* +
10 feet ahead of his opponent.
The winning time was 1:02 flat. Apple by only two feet and the Creese's win jumped the score
The “Mice" took first places in two “ Mlce ” swimmers led the to 24-3.
every event but diving and rout- Montgomery entrants by over half Montgomery House's Donald
Mnnii»nmm’v Hnnco I't n the length of the pool. Fenstermacher won the diving
u u ’ '* 4 John Moser of the “Mice" won with 10 8 points, but Dick Splenda
Metziei, uho holds the breast- backstroke with a time of 41.7 and Bill Frame of the “Mice" took
ttroke lecoid, added the freestyle anc j teammate Ray Wilkins was'second and third,
to his collection when he blazed second. In the relay the “Mice” really
V 1 ,' 5 , K Yi !i H ’ ( ' or< ?nr V ,‘ JS ' Bob Creese won the breast- ipoured it on. Metzler anchored
di 4 set by Duke Miller in 105.1. j stroke for the “Mice" in a slow : his team to a 58.4 victory, just
_ Metzler beat teammate John lime of 42.7 wifh Moser second (missing the record of 57.8 seconds.
Veeck Has Operation
CHICAGO t/P) President Bill; FORT MYERS, Fla. (VP) —'
Veeck ol the Chicago White Sox Rookie Tony Curry rapped a
yesterday underwent surgery in bases-loaded triple in the ninth
Meicy Hospital for an elbow in- inning yesterday, giving the
feet ion Philadelphia Phillies a 4-1 exhi-
The elbow of his right arm be- bition victory over the Pittsburgh
gnu swelling and infection set in. Pirates.
Veeck, who flew to Chicago from, , , . ...
the Sox training base m Sarasota. 1 The wlldness of rookie pitcher
Fla., is expected to be in the hos-, Ed Bauta led to the Pirates’ down
pilal for two days. . fall.
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FRITZ PAIGE of Beta Theta Pi heads for home and first place
in the backstroke during the IM Swim Finals last night in Glenn
land Pool. Beta Theta Pi edged ATO, 23-17, for the Fraternity Title.
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St. Johns, Bonnies Also Listed
NEW YORK (/P) Top-seeded Bradley, the only team
to knock over Cincinnati during the season, makes its debut
tonight in the National Invitation Basketball Tournament.
Bradley plays Dayton in the first of two quarter-final
games at Madison Square Garden, starting at 7:30 EST. The
second game sends defending don't have much patience,”
champion St. Johns of New *° rk lR 0 s S i m said ves terday. “Our only
against dark-horse St. Bonaven- chance 0 f beating them is that
tore. they will get fidgety and reck-
The winners clash in Thursday and make some damaging
night's semifinals, with Provi- mistakes.”
dence and Utah State, who ad- Rossini's NYU violets, sur
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next Saturday afternoon. State's Big Ten champions in
Bradley (24-2) has a compara- the semifinals of the National
lively small team but with a Collegiate Tournament at San
lot of dash and a strong press- Francisco FridayTiighl. Califor
ing defense. • nia and Cincinnati play the oth-
Dayton, 72-51 winner over Tern- cr semifinal game,
pie last Saturday, has three men "We won't change our tactics
who tower over 6 feet and a re- find we have one hope of beating
serve center Joe Kennelly, who them—that is, we must do every
;s 6-8 thing just right and we must
St. Bonaventure, spearheaded pounce on their mistakes. They
by brothers Tom and Sam Stith.'are eager, and inclined to get
beat St. John’s during the season, flustered.” Rossini said.
95-78. St. John's has a 17-7 season He said the Violets had gamed
record, St. Bonaventure 20-3. poise and confidence from their
victories and could be counted on
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