THURSDAY. MARCH
Pins Hi
In IM
Seven matches
Wrestling Tournam
Neal Newhouse
pin of the night (0:2
in a 105-pound bout.
Bob Kocur of Phi F
followed Newhouse's <
pinned Acacia’s 128-p
ter Becker in 1:04.
Bill Phillips of A
Phi, a classy 158-pou
in one of the smooth
ances of the night, be.
Gay of Delta Phi, 3
Don Link of Sign
in the highest score
beating Gary Reyno
Sigma in another 128
11-0.
Wrestling Sumi
128—Koeur (PKT) plnnei Becker {Ar*«
cia), 1:04; Link (SN) dec. Reynolds
<KS>, 11-0; Cooper (DTS) dec. Whip,
pie (PSK), 5-4.
ISs—Abbev (DTD) won forfeit over Vanlm
(PLPhI): Newhouse (ACR) pinned
liierly (BTP), :26; Cunningham
(PKS) dee. Foster (LCA), 3-0; Mock
ler (DU) won forfeit over Baker
(TRi) .
14t—Harlow (8N) won forfeit arer Levin
(PSD); Hullow (PKS) won forfeit
over Case (DSPhI); Coleman (APA)
won forfeit over Larson (ChiPlii);
Peterson (PDTh) pinned Metheany
<SP£). J;25.
ISO—Hinkel (ASPhI) dec. Zerbe (SP). 8-0;
Goldsmith (PLPhi) and Ogden (PKS)
both forfeited; Brook (SPE) won
forfeit OYer Gander (SAE); Lindley
(DTS) dec. Hill (APhiA), 5:18.
158—Phillips (ASPhi) dec. Gay (DPhl).
8-fl; Maize (KS) pinned Perkin
<BSR), 1:46; Smith (PDTh) dec.
GeUel (DTD), 4-fl; Weikart (BTPi)
pinned Janda (DU), 2:45; Munctn
(PKS) pinned Gucken (PLPhi, t:J2.
167—Schilling: (LCA) dec. Korman (BSR),
f-I; Richardson (PDTh) won for
feit orer Kaplan (PSD).
ltd—Holm (AZ) won default orer Nor
ment (KS); Steinmnn (ZBT) won
forfeit orer Berents (DTD) ; Thomas!
(DTS) won forfeit over Kerr (LCA).
Hirt.—Krightner (TKE) dec. White <3N>.
5-4; Callenberger (TRi) pinned Wit
her (ATO), 5:36. J
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!4. 1960
ghlight Action
Viat Opener
-nded in falls last night as the 1960 IM
ent got underway at Rec Hall,
of Alpha Chi Rho turned in the fastest
6) against Darryl Bierly of Beta Theta Pi
lappa Theta
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ounder Car-
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For Final Berth
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MINNEAPOLIS (£>) —The irre
pressible Minneapolis Lakers
swing for a knockout against the
St. Louis Hawks tonight, and they
may dump Hawk Coach Ed Mac
auley out of his job with the same
blow.
a Nu turned
>f the night,
ds of Kappa
■pound bout,
The Hawks, trailing 3-2 in the!
best-of-seven National Basketball |
Assn. Western playoffs, came!
winging north yesterday amid ai
new storm of rumors that Mac-'
auley is on the way out. j
In Chicago, Hawks’ owner Ben
Kerner did little to dispel the re->
ports. “Macauley in some instances
hasn't done the job, but I have a
feeling some of the players have,
let him down,” he commented. ;
Thus the Hawks head into the
sixth game smarting under what
amounts to a rebuke by the owner
to both coach and players.
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Globetrotters
Hope to Sign
Big 'O', Wilt
PHILADELPHIA (tP) The
Harlem Globetrotters are going to:
try to sign Oscar Robertson, Cin
cinnati All-America, and would
|like to have Wilt Chameiblain
back.
Morry Saperstein. brother of
Abe, the Trotters' owner, said
yesterday Robertson was their
number one project.
“We think Oscar would fit into[
the Globetrotters setup perfect-;
ly,” Morry said. “Besides being a
(terrific ball player he is a pretty
good showman." j
' Saperstein said of Chamberlain;;
i“lt's all up to Wilt. If he decides;
jhe has had enough of the rough
| treatment he has been getting all
(Season we’ll go after him. If he
wants to stay with the Warriors,
iwe’ll keep our hands off.
' “Playing with us would be a
I lot easier on Wilt than playing
in the NBA.”
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Wilt Rejuvenates Warriors
PHILADELPHIA (A>) Wilt
Chamberlain is back in business
which to the Philadelphia War
riors means nothing is impossible
m the National Basketball Asso
ciation.
Even the most optimistic Phila
delphia player or fan agreed after
last Sunday’s third loss to the Bos-j
ton Celtics m the best of seven
Eastern playoffs that the Warriors,
were “dead.”
Coach Neil Johnston’s team
needed three straight victories
over the defending champion
Celtics to salvage the division
crown. TWo ot the three games
were in Boston. Chamberlain
was badly handicapped with a
hand injury, and the rest of the
team was tired and in a slump.
Tuesday night, however, the
Warriors came to life. Chamber
lain’s hand benefited by a day of:
rest and treatment, healed to the
(extent he hooped 50 points and
grabbed 35 rebounds. Playmaker
[Guy Rodgers, after two poor
jgames, scored 18 points and hand
ed out 9 assists as the Warriors
won 128-107.
Now, the picture is changed
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j has a damaged wrist and hasn't
been able to play up to his usual
! brilliance. Big Bill Russell is
( favoring a tender ankle.
Should Philadelphia win today,
the seventh and deciding game m
the series is slated for Borton Sat
urday.
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