TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1960
Rosdahl Enters Semifinals
With TKO in First Round
Heavyweight Harrison Rosdahl hammered out a one round TKO over Dick Buffington
to move into the independent semifinals in IM boxing last night in Rec Hall.
Rosdahl dropped Buffington midway in the first round, and the referee jumped in to
stop the fight at the bell.
Lou Capetola, Beta Theta Pi's 167-pounder, also won by a TKO over John Sorrell
of Omega Phi Psi in the third
round
Capetola tired Sorrell in the
first two rounds, and the referee
stopped the fight after the first
exchange in the third round.
The seven remaining bouts
were decided by close decisions.
In the 135-pound class, Bob
Kraft of Theta Xi decisioned Jay
MacMullan of Phi Kappa Psi,
while Dick Greenleaf of Delta
Upsilon won by a split decision
over John Hays of Sigma Chi.
Tom Molnar of Sigma Pi and
Sam Clayton of Omega Phi Psi
moved into the 150-pound semi
finals with wins over Keith Stu
art of Delta Upsilon and Rich
Palaschak of Phi Kappa Theta.
Clayton combined a good defense
and a hard left to gain his de
cision.
Phi Kappa Psi's Dave Necker
came back strong in the third
round to win a close decision
over Bob Bartlett of Tau Kappa
Epsilon in the 167-pound class.
Independent Terry Wittenberg
used the same strategy to de
cision Chuck Thomas in their
167-pound bout, while Harold
Powell won a unanimous decision
over Val Worona.
Independent Steve Pulak won
by forfeit over Jack McClenaghan'
in the heavyweight class.
The finals in both fraternity
and independent divisions will be'
held Thursday at Rec Hall.
Cagers in New Tourney N ew Era Begins
The Eastern College Athletic
Conference has announced the
fields for its two 1961 Holiday
Festival basketball tournaments.
One tournament, as usual, will
be in Madison Square Garden,
New York; the other, a new one,
at the Palestra in Philadelphia.
ECAC members in the Phila
delphia field will be Penn, Holy
Cross, Villanova, Fordham. Niag
ara and Penn State. lowa and
Wyoming will compete from out
side the conference.
In the Garden field will be
Dartmouth, Providence, NYU, La-
Salle and St. John's as hosts and
Wisconsin, Dayton and Cincin
nati as guests.
The announcement came at the
ECAC annual business meeting
concluding the group's 24th an
nual convention
Ernie McCoy, Penn State ath
letic director, was elected to the
executive council.
Czekaj, Baer Honored
By Lacrosse Association
Ed Czekaj business manager of
athletics was elected to a two-year
term on the executive board of
the U.S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse
Association in New York over the
weekend.
Penn State Lacrosse coach Er
n
to Baer was re-elected vice pres
.dent Of the coaches association.
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SIGMA CHl's JOHN HAYS grimaces as he tries to ward off a
sharp left jab by Delta Upsilon's Dick Greenleaf in a battle of
135-pounders at Rec Hall last night. Greenleaf won a split decision
to stay in the running for Thursday's finals.
As Italians Surprise Yanks
By WILL GRIMSLEY
Associated Press Sports Writer
PERTH, Australia VP) A
new era in tennis dawned to
day with Italy, surprise con
queror of the United States,
headed for Sydney as the first
European nation to crash the
Davis Cup challenge round in 24
years.
The tennis world was in a state
of shock after the sensational
comeback of Italy's Nicola Pie
trangeli and Orlando Sirola, who
after dropping the first tw o
matches, rallied for a 3-2 triumph
in the interzone finals over Amer
ica's heavily-favored stars yester
day.
It marks the first time in 60
years of Davis Cup competition
that Italy has gained a show
down round of the sport's world
series.
And it is the first shutout for
the Americans since 1936.
Pietrangeli, who had his heart
cut out in - a four-hour marathon
loss to Barry Mackay in the
opening round, redeemed himself
with a clever fighting exhibition
which turned back Earl (Butch)
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er on Mac Kay, America's top ace,
with a demonstration of awesome
serving power 9-7, 6-3, 8-6.
Pietrangeli's triumph over
Buchholz came as no surprise
since the agile Roman is rated
one of the world's best amateurs.
But it was almost beyond be
lief that Sirola, who never has
won a major title, could stand up
in a heavyweight slugging match
with the hardhitting McKay from
Dayton, Ohio.
The giant Italian served with
such effectiveness that he never
lost a delivery, and he permitted
Mac Kay only nine points on serv
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In the second set, Mac Kay
was able to squeeze out only
two points against Sirola's
booming cannon shots.
In the third, he got a total of
seven, but never was close to
breaking.
The match ended on a bizarre
note as Mac Kay sent two shots
into the net for a double fault,
setting off a wild demonstration
by the Italians and a large num
ber of supporters in the gallery.
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Rigney Gets Post
As Angel Manager
LOS ANGELES (VP) Bill Rigney stepped in yestei - day
as field manager of the new Los Angeles Angels of the Nmer
icain Baseball League and his first remarks were: "I'm ready
for work, and they tell me there are things to do around here."
Rigney's humorous crack followed the formal announce
ment of a one-year contract by
General Manager Fred Haney at
a news conference in the jammed
sixth-floor office space at Wrig
ley Field, home of the new fran
chise,
The announcement was not
really a surprise. The ex-mana
ger of the San Francisco Giants
had been prominently men
tioned the past week.
Haney disclosed that the man
agement, including President Bob
Reynolds and Board Chairman
Gene Autry, had considered 10 or
12 possibilities.
"We are delighted to get a man
of Rigney's experience and en
thusiasm," Haney declared.
Rigney was summarily dis
missed by owner Horace Stone
ham of the Giants last June.
The club was in second place
and eventually wound up fifth.
Rigney's major league manag
ing career, after a long tour of
duty as an active player, began
with the then New York Giants
in 1956. In his term with the Gi
ants they placed sixth twice and
third twice.
LOS ANGELES (A) The Los
Angeles Angels of the American
Baseball League are starting
strictly from scratch.
Bill Rigney brought a ball and
bat with him yesterday when his
appointment as field manager
was announced. lie explained: "I
had dinner last night with Chub
Feeney. He mentioned that prob
ably the Angels didn't have a ball
or a. bat so he gave them tome."
Charles S. (Chub) Feeney is a
vice president of the San Fran- 7
cisco Giants, the club that fired
Rigney early last season.
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