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DeJfo Sig, 'Westmoreland
Take EM Football Crowns
By BRUCE HENDERSON
Delta Sigma Phi and West
moreland House captured the
fraternity and Independent
I.M. football crowns last night.
Delta Sig clipped Phi Gamma
Delta. 3-0. on the strength of an
early field goal by Dick Cunning
ham.
''.Vest morel and edged fellow
North Halls finalist, Berks House,
1-0 on a 3-1 lead in first clowns.
Delta Sig started its scoring
drive with an interception on
Hie Phi Gam thirty early in
the aame.
A series of Cunningham passes
to big Jon Musser and little
Chuck DiPuppo moved Delta Sig
to the Phi Gam 12.
With a fourth clown situation
coming up. Cunningham lined a
perfect field goal through the up
rights to give Delta Sig a lead
it stubbornly held for the re
maining 33 minutes.
Phi Gam took Cunningham's
kickoff on the 10, and from there
Ihoy mounted a drive that went
all 'the way 1o the Delta Sig 22.
Skip Finklesion, one of the
iop quarterbacks in ihe . I.M.
ranks, sparked Ihe attack with
passes to Bob Snyder and Jim
Otlinger. A' fourth down "must"
pass from the 22 was dropped,
and Delta Sig took over to halt {
the threat.
Early in the second half, Ottin
ger al tempted a fourth cfown field
goal from the 4(1 with the wind
to his back, but it fell short.
Minutes later he tried again
when a Phi Gam attack was
stalled on the 21, but this time
his kick sailed wide of the up
rights.
With less than a minute to go,
and the ball on the Phi Gam
30-vard line, Finkelston let go
with a long homerun pass that
was intercepted on the 15 by
DiPuppo. Delta Sig then ran out
the clock lor the victory.
The Westmoreland-Berks game
turned out. to be a battle of inter
ceptions, but it was Westmore
land’s concentration on the short
IM Boxing Entries
AH entries for the I.M. boxing
tournament must be turned into
Ibe I.M. office at Itec Hall by
4:30 today.
'S' Club to Meet
The Varsity “S” Club will meet
at.lo p.m. Sunday at Alpha Gam
ma Rho.
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—Collegian Photo by Kick Bower
JON MUSSER of Delta Sigma Phi bobbles Dick Cunningham pass
during last night's fraternity IM title game. Delta Sig went on to
beat Phi Gamma Delta, 3-0. Westmoreland beat Berks for the
Independent crown.
pass and the first down that
brought home the victory.
Once again, it was the red
hot combination of Angelo Pao
lelti lo Wendy Wear that
sparked ihe Westmoreland at
tack.
However, Westmoreland’s clos
est penetration was to Berk's 18-
yavd line late in the first half.
Here, Tom Shaffer of Berks came
through with one of his three
interceptions to stop the threat.
Early in the second half, Berks
mounted its only threat after a
Shaffer interception on West
moreland’s 38-yard line. Passes
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from Jim Ramage to Shaffer and
Roy Brubaker moved the ball
down to the 12.
But a hard-charging line com
posed of Neil Dries, Ken Zehner
and Gary Rowles drove Ramage
back to the 17. On fourth down.
Shaffer tried a field goal, but it
•went wide.
Westmoreland closed out the
game with an interception of a
50-yard desperation pass, and ran
out the clock to take the cham
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Missouri Moves Into First
In Weekly AP Football Poll
By JOHN CHANDLER
Associated Press Sports Writer !
Only Kansas, an arch rival since
1891, stands in the way of Mis
souri's first perfect football sea
son.
For the first time, Missouri was'
ranked No. 1 yesterday in the
weekly Associated Press college
poll, and a victory Saturday over
Kansas might mean a first na
tional championship for the Ti
gers.
Missouri, with a 9-0 record for
its third season under Coach Dan
Devine, is a touchdown favorite
over Kansas 16-2-1) in its final
game Saturday at Columbia, Mo.
The Tigers have an opportunity
to wrap up the Big Eight Con
ference title and get a crack at
an Orange Bowl opponent in Mi
ami Jan. 2. Last New Year’s Day,
Georgia beat Missouri in the Or
ange Bowl, 14-0.
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