SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1961
Football, Tennis to Open
New Intramural Season
The kickoff of a new season
of intramural activities will
begin Monday, Oct. 4 when
touch football and tennis
singles, the first of 17 activi
ties, make their debut.'
Intramural director Clarence
“Dutch” Sykes announced yester
day that entries for both of these
events must'be submitted at the
IM office no later than Friday.
Touch football play will last
for six weeks with champions
to be determined in both the
fraternity and independent
brackets.
Last year Delta Sigma Phi won
the fraternity title and Westmore
land won the independent crown.
New rules have added to this
year’s game with the hopes that
it will make contests more inter
esting.
Probably the biggest and most
important new rule is that a
team is no longer required to
have five men on the line of
scrimmage at the start of a
play.
Other new rules are: an offen
sive team can now attempt to run
kick-offs, punts and pass inter
ceptions out of the end zone with
out being penalized two points
for a safety; a legal touch must
now be made above the knees and
fumbles can be recovered by the
defensive team.
Tennis singles also begins Oct.
4. Last year's fraternity champion,
Whitfield Gary of Beta Theta Pi
will be back to defend his title.
The intramural program will
again run the complete year
with 17 events scheduled. One
significant change, however, is
that boxing has been dropped
3 Non-Pensylvanians
In State's Starting Lineup
Threee non-Pennsylvanians will
be in Penn State’s opening-game
starting lineup most out-of
staters to open for the Lions in
many years. Dave Robinson,
Moorestown, N.J., will be at left
end, Harrison Rosdahl, Ridgefield
Park, N.J., will be at left end,!
Park. N.J., at right guard, and-
Dave Hayes, Bellmore, N.Y., at
fullback. There are a total of 11!
non-Pennsylvanians on the Nit-;
tany Lion squad.
Today is the last day to regis-
ter for the drawing for a free
Collegian subscription
Three lucky freshmen will be
awarded a three term sub-
scription to the Daily Coileg
ian, which will be mailed to
the person of their choosing
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legian office in the basement
of Sackett before 5 P.M. today
You may be a winnerl
from the program and paddle
ball added.
Boxing, a sport that has been
highly popular on campus for the 1
past 20 years, is being dropped
this season because of lack of time,
brought about by the new term
plan.
Sykes said that boxing probably
will be brought back next year.
A close look at statistics pub
lished by the IM office shows
that overall last season, the
total participation in all 17 ac
tivities amounted to 30,325.
The statistics also showed that
touch football was second in popu
larity, exceeding only by bowling.
' Delta Upsilon again will be out
to retain its 1961 All-Year point
award trophy. Last year, DU’s
three - year reign as football
champs came to an end but their
fraternity’s overall balance in
every sport was more than enough
to win the title.
A new face, but not an unknown
one, will make its appearance
in the instramural office this sea
son. The new assistant to Sykes
will be a former Penn State gradu
ate, Ben Amato. Amato, holds the
intramural high jump record at
G'l4h”. He coached at Westmont
High School near Johnstown last
year.
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9-Gams Streak
Gave Cincinnati
Visions of Flag
CINCINNATI (AP)—Where did
the pennant-hungry Cincinnati
Reds begin to knit together as
a team? That nine-game winning
streak in April was an indicator,
| says Manager Fred Hutchison.
i The run of victories came right
after a streak of eight losses. It
also followed a controversial
trade with San Francisco that
brought in much-needed second
basemen Don Blasingame.
“I think that really helped us,"
said Hutch, “but of course you
can’t really put your finger on
any one time, any one thing, any
one game. There were numerous
times when we bounded back.”
Hutchinson said, however, that
he thought the run of nine games
gave the Reds the lift they needed
at the time.
He said, “You lake a team,
that’s been in the second division;
for several years and it’s natural
for them to wonder what it would
be like to be with a pennant con
tender.
"Well, after the nine-game
streak which moved us near the
top they felt they belonged up
there.”
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The Penn Slate-Miami foot
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day night will be returned to
the Penn Stale Campus via
closed-circuit television.
General admission tickets will
be sold for Rec Hail on a first
come, first-served basis, and re
served tickets for Schv/ab Audi
torium will also be available.
Tickets for Schwab may be
secured at the ticket windows at
Rec Hall Monday for $3, while
general admission seats can be
obtained at 249 Rec Hall for $2.
Athletic director E. B. McCoy
said that four enlarged screens
will be erected in the center of
Rec Hall.
WELCOME TO P.S.U.
and to Calvary Baptist Church
112 W. Hamilton Avenue
(6 blocks south of campus)
Services: 9:30 A.M. Student Bible Class
10:45 A.M. Sermon
. "Ships in the Lord's Navy”
7:45 P.M. Message—
" The Night of Betrayal"
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Sieminskl Biggest Lion
Standing 6’5” and weighing 245
pounds, tackle Charles (Chuck)
Sieminski is the biggest player
on his year’s Penn State squad.
Chuck was captain of the
Swoyersville high school team
where he also played basketball
and was class president in both
his junior and senior years.
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