The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, July 29, 1960, Image 11

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    FRIDAY. JULY 29. 1960
Delta Upsilon Wins -
Intramural Trophy
Delta Upsilon, capturing the championship in four sports,
won the fraternity All-Point Intramural Trophy for the sec
ond straight year.
DU accumulated 1242 poi
naments conducted throughou
outdistance all rivals.
Tau Kappa Epsilon finished
second almost 400 points behind
with an 877 total. Rounding out
the top six were Beta Their. Pi,
853; Alpha Chi Rho, 782; Lambda
Chi Alpha, 657; and Acacia, 640.
Fifty-two fraternities c•mpeted
for the trophy.
DU garnered points in each of
the 17 sports on its way to the
title. They won the football and
volleyball crowns among the
team sports and took the wres
tling and boxing laurels in the
individual sports.
Clarence "Dutch" Sykes, who
directs Penn State's intramural
program which is one of the larg
est in the country, called the
champions "a spirited bunch."
The key to their title was "the
piling up of points with the
thirds and fourths, and the par
ticipation of every man," he said.
Individual winners adding to
the DU point total were Robert
Greenleaf, 128 - pound boxing
champ: Robert Alrnan. 128-pound
wrestling titlist; and Robert Sim
mons, 150-pound mat winner.
Runner-up TKE took the hand
ball singles and doubles titles and
the soccer crown.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi
Epsilon Pi each won two tro
phies. SAE look the golf (medal)
and tennis singles while Phi
Ep captured the badminton and
tennis doubles tournaments.
The winners in other sports
were Beta, swimming; Alpha Phi
Alpha, basketball: Delta Chi,
bowling; Alpha Gamma Rho,
horseshoes; Omega Psi Phi, track:
and Lambda C'hi Alpha, golf
(team).
The other fraternities in the top
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Blouses
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Rack of DRESSES
$5.00
Further Reductions on
All Summer Dresses
Many other unadvertised
items greatly reduced
123 S. Allen
Its in the 17 intramural tour
the 1959-60 school year to far
20 in order of finish were Phi Ep,
SAE, Phi Mu Delta, Alpha Sigma
Phi, Sigma Nu, Phi Delta Theta,
Phi Sigma Delta, Theta Delta Chi,
Delta Chi, Alpha Zeta, Beta Sig
ma Rho, Chi Phi, Delta Tau Del
ta and Sigma Phi Epsilon.
1960 Lacrosse Team
Gets Varsity Letters
Varsity letters were awarded to
17 members of the 1960 Lion la
crosse team.
The lettermen are Dick Bul
llock, John Castella, Henry Schil
ling, and Ted Steinman, all of
Philadelphia; Dave Erwin, Met--
!ion; Dick Janda, Huntingdon Val
;ley; Andy Lockhart, Ridley Park;
Mike Raiser, Wynnewood.
Andy Moconyi, Bethlehem; Torn
!Greenlee, Waynesburg; Dick Hin
'kel Homestead; Dick Hammond,
'Wilmington, Del.; Gordon Ben
nett and Jim Kane, both of Tow
son, Md.; Jim Irwin, Dayton,
Ohio; Louis Meier, Lynnbrook,
N.Y.; and Dick Swenson, Mine
ola, N.Y.
Steel men say Penn State's new
Beaver Stadium (seating capacity
44,000) is the largest all-steel sta
dium in the country, and prob
ably in the world.
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On One Table
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
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Players Vote 2 Tears
cnter iNJxicut Guwifying
1 BOLOGNA, Italy k;1)) The
All-Star Games U.S. basketball team and 11 oth-
NEW YORK (.43) Players on ers
Olympic ha"
competitions without hey" placed in final
major league teams have voted.
preliminary qualifying, an offi
cial clubs to 4, for two Ail-Saar preliminary
of the Italian Basketball Fed
baseball games next year, The:oration said yesterday.
Associated Press learned yester-i Others in the final pool with
day. :the Americans, winners of the
The players suggested that the! title at Melbourne, are: Italy, Ja
pan, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Russia,
first be played in San PranciscoUruguay, France, Bulgaria, Bra
on Tuesday, July 11, and the sec-zil, the Philippines and Chile.
and in Boston on Tuesday, Aug. 8. All other basketball entrants
Two such games were played!Will compete in a preliminary
both this year and last but there;tournament here Aug, 13-18 with
was considerable criti c i sm f rom ithe four semifinalists becoming
players, officials and fans this,eligible for the Rome games.
year when the Iwo were piayed in
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