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Gam Captures
Basketball Title
Phi
Phi Gamma Delta and the Untouchables are the 1961
IM basketball champions following impressive wins in the
finals last night in Rec Hall.
The Untouchables ripped Nittany 22, 57-38; while Phi
Cam had a harder time dOwning Delta Upsilon, 49-37.
Intramural Director Dutch
Sykes said a playoff game be
tween the two champions is being
planned some time next week:
The win for the Untouchables
was their 35th
straight and
marked their
third consecutive
independent
championship.
Footballer Dick
Iltiak led the Un
touchables with
16 points. Last
year 1-loak scored
27 points in the
championship
playoff.
Phi Gam built flak
up a comfortable 10 point third
quarter margin and then coasted
to the championship
Summary
Della Upsilon (37) Phi Gam. Delta (40)
FG F TP FG F TP
3 6- s 11 Fink 7 4-, 6 111
Moran 6 4- 5 16 Finitelston 2 0- 0 4
Sullivan 2 9- 0 4 Schaeffer 1 1- 2 3
Iwzak 2 0- 1 4 Scott 1 0- () 2
Irhior 1 0- 2 2 Delmer li 2. fi 14
Huhn 0 0 0 Clark 0 0- 0 0
Simon 0 0- 0 0 Snow 1 3- 3
Arnunn 0 0. 11 0 Ottinger 0 0- 0 0
Snyder 0 0- 2 0
Naylor 9 3- 4 3
Utis 14 9-13 37 Totals 1R 13-23
lintouchnhlen (57) Nittany 22 (314)
FG F TP FG F TP
Tr , rrin 4 2 , 5 10 Sarkinski 0 2- 2 2
Sinw•k 2 3- fi 7Au lnin 2 0- 0 4
Hoak 8 0- 0 16 Driver 5 0- 0 10
Turinski 4 5- $ 13 Smith 3 0- 0 G
Ithoekovieh 2 1- 3 5 Morinn 4 0- 0 8
Shimoskie 3 0- 0 6 RO4IR 1 0- 0 2
Lezin , ki 0 0- 0 0 Wagner 3 0- O 4
Pazey 0 0- 0 0
Wotjk'wski 0 0- 0 0
Smith 0 4- 0 0
T0t.05 23 11-IS 67 Totals 19 2. 2 3g
A family? Who will educate them?
What part will religion play?
By DEAN BILLICK
Pittsburgh Grabs
DuMars in Draft
Special to the Collegian
PITTSBURGH, Pa., March 20--
Penn State's Mark DuMars was
drafted yesterday by the Pitts
burgh team in the new American
Basketball League.
Lenny Litman, the general man
ager and owner of the Pittsburgh
entry, picked 26 players—many
from the tri-state •area.
Litman, also took Duquesne's
Bob Slobodnik and Ned Twyrnan;
!John Fridley and Dick Falenski
,of Pitt; and Lee Patrone of West
Virginia.
Pittsburgh's top three draft
choices were Torn Stith, an All-
American from St. Bonaventure;
Tony Jackson from St. Johns and
Jack Egan from St. Josephs.
Litman says he expects a price.
war with the NBA for the services!
of Stith, Jackson and Egan.
DuMars wound up his Penn
State career with 1139 points. The
1 5-10 playmaker was the second
leading scorer in Lion history and
captained the 1960-61 squad which
finished with an 11-13 record.
Moran Finishes Third
In Cleveland K of C Mile
Tom O'Hara probably celebrated
St. Patrick's Day with a big Irish
grin Friday night.
The 18-year-old Loyola Univer
sity miler came from 10 yards
back to edge Purdue's George
Harvey and Penn State grad stu
dent Ed Moran in the Cleveland
Knights of Columbus mile. His
winning time was 4:08.
What about sex education?
These and other questions
related to the problems of
rearing children will be
discussed with
Br. Gerald Henry
on Tuesday, March
at 7:00 P.M
in the HUB Assembly
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. rriwZYIVANIA
Part 111 of the
Marriage Forum
Presented by
Newman Club
Wilson Moves to Semifinals
In IM Wrestling Tournament
Don Wilson of Sigma Phi Ep
silon pinned footballer Bob Mitin
ger of Sigma Alpha Epsilon in a
heavyweight battle last night to
advance to the semi-finals in the
IM wrestling tourney.
Wilson's fall over Mitinger
came at 25 seconds of the third
period. Mitinger led, 4-3, after
the first period but Wilson, last
year's 176-pound champion, pulled
to an 8-4 lead before the pin.
In other action Beta Theta Pi's
176-pounder Dave Grubbs scored
a fall over John Schultz of DU in
25 seconds. Grubbs also advanced
to the semi-finals.
Bob Dean of Alpha Sigma Phi,
last year's Independent champ at
Patrone Risks Life
To Save Woman
BELLAIRE, Ohio (/P) Mrs.
Wilma Otis, 40, is in critical con
dition in Bellaire Hospital and if
she pulls through, she can thank
Lee Patrone, West Virginia's bas
ketball captain.
-Mrs. Otis jumped 90-feet from
a girder atop the Interstate Bridge
Sunday but Patrone, who was
passing by, leaped into the river
and towed her to 'safety despite
her resistance.
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158, defeated Dick Anderson of
Sigma Nu, 3-0, in another 176-
pound bout.
120—Beek dee. Goya, 2-0; Rana (PM Del)
'dec. Coate. (SAE), 4.0.
135--Arisen pinned Skinner, 1:00.
140—Plotts (TPDena) dee. Baker (Pkran,
ret. dec.; Sendek dee. Yearicti, 5-2; Smith
pinned Klamar, 5:45.
150—Kearney (SN) dee. Keene (PKTI,
3-0: Darran (TKE) dee. Greskoviek (ACM,
4-0: Combs (PDT) dee. Crerekie (SN),
7-2: Quick dec. Panaburm 5.4.
158---Sommons (DU) pinned Fink
(ACSig.), 1:05; Nilles dee. Matson, 8-0.
167—Dean (ASPhi.) dec. Anderson (SN),
3-0; Kasubie dee. Sata, ref dee.
176—Grubbs (Beta) pinned Schultz (DU).
0:25; Sabol (PKT) dee. Slagle (PKS/g4,
5-0; Anderson pinned Gay, 3 :00; Tomasbo
pinned Gillet, 3:17.
llwt.—Wilson (SPE) pinned Mitinger
(SAE), 4:25.
Orioles Hire Busby
MIAMI, Fla. (R) Jim Busby,
for 11 years one of the American
League's best centerfielders,
has been added to the coaching
staff of the Baltimore Orioles.
The 34-year-old Busby joins
Jimmie Adair, Harry (The Cat)
Brecheen and Luman Harris on
Manager Paul Richards' staff.
His main duties will include
outfield and base-running in
struction, areas where he ex
celled.
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Prosy Baseball
Freshman baseball coach Bill
Spieth announced yesterday that
all infield and outfield candidates
should report to 241 Rec Hall to
morrow at 5 p.m .
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