The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, April 09, 1960, Image 7

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    SATURDAY. APRIL 9. 1
DU C
For 2
By DEAN BILLI
Delta Upsilon won
wrestling team cham
for the second straij
before a large crowe
Hall last night by
112 points and cop^
Individual titles.
DU won the title easily over
Sigma Phi Epsilon which had 72
points. Sigma Nu had 67 for third.
Only one champion held on to
his crown. Gene Edwards, last
year’s independent 176-pound
titleholder, moved up to the un
limited class and won a 3-2 de
cision over Jim Williams. Ed
wards used two escapes and vital
riding time to win.
Frank Skiddle of DU, who
won the fraternity 167 pound
title last year, was not as for
tunate as Edwards. Skiddle ran
into baskelballer Don Wilson
and was pinned in 2:32 of the
second period with a body press.
Delta Upsilon sent three men
into the finals and twb of them
came out victorious. Bob Alman
started things off on the right
foot for DU by squeaking to a t
10-9 last second reversal win in'
the 128-pound class over Howie!
Walter of Delta Chi. Walter held a;
9-8 advantage with five seconds)
remaining when Alman reversed
for the win.
Bob Sommons was the other
DU winner, using two take- .. , . ~ T ,
. downs and a reversal for a 7-3 er P° hshed off John Musser in
win over Bill Phillips of Alpha 2:25 of the second period.
Sigma Phi in ihe 158 pound In the bloddiest battle of the
tdass " evening Jim Bohn won a 8-4
Footballer Andy Stynchula
gave SPE second place in the
team standings when he pinned
Chuck Ebert of Phi Gamma Del-j
ta in 3:26. A heavyweight, Styn-j
chula led 5-0 at the time of the
pin.
In independent action Bill Stitt,
135-pounder and George Fischer,!
176, racked up pins. Stitt pinned]
Don McCreary in 4:54 and Fisch-' 1
Palmer Holds Masters Lead
AUGUSTA, Ga. (/P) Arnold
Palmer salvaged first place in the
Masters Golf Tournament at the
halfway point yesterday with a
140 total after a retioactive pen
alty had cost Dow Finsterwald
the lead.
The muscular, 29-year-old Pal
mer from Ligonier, Pa., lost most
of the two-stroke lead he held af
ter the first round, posting scores
of 67-73-140 over the massive par
36-36-72 Augusta national course.
Finsterwald, a former PGA
champion and Tournamen Com
mittee member who should know
the rules, called one on himself]
yesterday for an infraction Thurs-j
day. He could have been disquali-j
fied for it, but the Tournament:
Committee decided instead to add
a two-stroke penalty to his first
round score. That gave him 71-
70-141 and threw him into a tie
with Ben Hogan, Claude Harmon
Factor? Authorized
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TOP—INDEPENDENT WINNERS: (L to R Back)—Arison, Stitt,
Gette, Bond (missing'). (L to R Seated)—Dean, Lewis, Fischer,
Edwards.
BOTTOM—FRATERNITY WINNERS: (L to R Back)—Alman,
Newhouse, Saba, Sommons. (L to R Seated)—Phillips, Eberhardt,
Wilson, Stynchula.
decision over Keith Dixon. Bohn
who led throughout the match
battled a bloody nose from the
second period on and almost
had to forfeit his match.
Bob Dean, wrestling in the in
dependent 158-pound class, com
pletely outclassed Ernie Noll and
took a 5-0 decision.
and Waller Burkemo for second
place.
About one third of the field still,
was out on the course when Pal
mer sand the last shot of a rag
ged, putt-plagued round to lead
by a stroke. There appeared little
likelihood that any of the late
finishers could catch him.
Fmsterwald’s difficulty arose
from a practice putt he took on
the fifth green Thursday. A local
rule, printed on the back of the
scorecard, says this is not al
lowed and prescribes a two-stroke
penalty.
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SCMMARY
Fraternity
i2B-Alm»n (DU) ttec. W«lter (DChi),
10-')
13> - NVwhome (ACRhui dec. Eiber
(SChu, 5-0
14‘2 —Snba (Sohi> dec. Harlow (SNui, R-l
l jO--Sornmons IDU) dec. Koyntz iPhiPsil,
7-1
153 —Phillips (AS!*) dec. Claycomb <ST
Gumma), 4-1
107—Ebeihardt (AZ) dec. Black (AcHciaj*
5-1
I7t»—Wilion (SPE) pinned Skuldle (DUi,
2. VI
Hwt - Stvnehula (SPE) pinned Ebyit iPhi
Gamma D». 8:20
Independent
124—Alison dec Abramson, 4-2
IT»—Stitt pinned MeCreitiy, 4 54
142—(Sctte dec. Millei, 5-0
150 (tohn dec. Dixon, .4-4
154—Dean dec. Noll, 5-0
107—Lewi* dec. Merits’, 5-2
170—Fischer pinned Munier, 2:25
Hwt—Kdwaids dee William-., 5-2
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ISENT A GAIA
Hawks, Celtics
Clash for Title
BOSTON (.P) The off-and-on
Boston scoring machine and the
S‘. Louis “comeback kids” must
cram their bids for the National
Basketball Assn, championship
into 48 minutes today.
Seventy-five regular season
games and two playoff series’
apiece will be wrapped up in the
nationally televised action start
ling at 2:15 p.m. (EST) at Boston
Garden. A hassle over officials
spices this dramatic “no tomor
row” contest
Three times the defending
champion Celtics have gone ahead
in the best-of-seven title series
displaying their awesome firepow
er and speed. Three times the em
jbattled Hawks have pulled even
! by forcing the Celts to slow down
and by defensing Boston off its
feet.
Following Thursday night’s 105-
102 St Louis triumph in the west
ern city, Hawks' owner Ben Kern
el' and NBA President Maurice
Podoloff clashed over Podoloffs
choice of Mendy Rudolph and Jim
uffv as referees.
Podoloff yesterday stuck with
his original selections Kerner
would have preferred Sid Borgia,
because it is believed in the NBA
ranks that Borgia calls more fouls
in favor of the visiting team.
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PAGE SEVEN
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WOULD PERSON
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