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THE CHASE IS ON: Kappa Sigma's David
Maze (with ball) races around end in first half
with Sigma Chi's John Barone (second from
right) hot in pursuit in IM action on the golf
Defending IM Champions
Roll to Second Victory
By JOE GRATA
Delta Sigma Phi, defending
IM champions in the frater
nity division, scored its second
straight win of the season by
downing winless Phi Epsilon
Pi, 13-0, on the golf course fields
last night. The winners now
have a 2-0 record.
Dick Cunningham was the
spark plug for Delta Sig as he
threw two touchdown passes—
one for four yards to Wendy
Wear, and the other, a 37-yard
aerial to Ray Brennan. The crafty
quarterback also booted an extra
point.
Phi Sigma Kappa stayed in
the IM race by notching its
third straight win, a 4-3 first
down victory over Alpha Zeta.
Neither team was able to mount
a touchdown drive.
In other fraternity action, Theta
Delta Chi stretched its record
to 3-0 by downing Alpha Gamma
Rho, 13-0. Quarterback Jim Baker
passed for one TD to Larry Lager
io, and another to Gene Bella, who
also booted an extra point.
John Black kicked a 30-yard
field goal in the final seconds
to give Acacia a 3-2 win over
Sigma Nu.
Kappa Sigma extended its rec
ord to 3-0 by edging Sigma Chi,
5-2 on first downs.
Tau Kappa Epsilon easily
downed Phi Kappa Psi, 16-0.
Junior Vic Brandenberg returned
MALE STUDENTS
MALE STUDENTS are needed to participate in an experi
ment being conducted for the Air Force by H.R.8.-Singer.
Approximately 70 persons are needed within the next
five weeks.
Individuals selected will be required to spend 8 hours
of work spread over 4 testing sessions. Transportation
to and from H.R.8.-Singer will be furnished, and par
ticipants will be paid for time spent traveling.
Rate of pay $1.50 per hour minimum, bonuses being
paid on basis of performance adequacy.
Testing is conducted on either:
1. Monday and Wednesday afternoons
2. Tuesday and Thursday afternoons
3. Tuesday and Thursday mornings
For further information
call the Student Aid Service, UN 5-6301
course fields last night. Gordon Forentz (second
from left) and Harry Koch (left) wait for a
lateral. Kappa Sig won 5-2 on first downs,
an intercepted pass 43 yards and
Barry Glein threw to Gary Moore
for the winner's TD's. Mike Soc
cio figured in the other TKE
score as he booted a 23-yard field
!goal. He also kicked an extra
Ipoint.
In Independent action, John
Dobryznski led Jordan to a 19-0
:victory over Hemlock by throw
ing TD passes to Lynn Benniger,
'Dave Lehmer, and Jim Reese.
I Dobryznski, a freshman who
;starred at quarterback for South
River High, N.J., threw scoring
'tosses of 7, 14, and 111 yards re
spectively. The TD passes were his!
sth, 6th and 7th of the season.
Other Independent action)
showed Poplar topping Locust,
6-2, on first downs, to remain,
unbeaten in four games. Watts I
defeated Larch, 7-6, as Wes Olsen,
found George Yatcilla alone in
the end zone for a TD and kicked
the extra point.
In IM action opposite Beaver
Stadium, Nittany 25 Popped
Nittany 41, 26-7; Nittany 39
beat Nittany 26, 6-0; Nittany
36 stopped Nittany 21, 18-6:
Nittany 33 nipped Nittany 35,
7-0, and Nittany 38 edged Nit
tany 42, 4-3 on first downs.
ROTC notched a 6-0 win over
Nittany 27; Nittany 29 won over
Nittany 43, 3-0, and Nittany 23
defeated Forest Society, 14-0.
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Spahn,Donovan
Lead Leagues
En Season ERA
NEW YORK (AP) 'Warren
Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves
captured his third National
League earned run championship
and Dick Donovan of Washington
paced the American League in
1961, the final averages disclosed
yesterday.
Spahn, a 21-game winner, yield
ed 88 earned runs in 263 innings
for a 3.01 mark. It was the high
est mark ever for a National
League lea de r. The veteran
southpaw fashioned four shutouts,
including the only big league no
hitter. He also won the title in
1947 and 1953.
Donovan. recently traded to
Cleveland, was the first Washing
ton pitcher since Garland Barx
ton in 1928 to win the American
League crown. The big right
hander gave up 45 earned runs in
169 innings for a 2.40 mark.
Linksmen Finish Fourth
In ECAC Golf Tourney
Penn State finished fourth Sat
urday in the Eastern Collegiate
Athletic Conference four man golf
tournament at Bethpage Park,
Long Island.
Syracuse won the team title,
edging defending champion Navy
by one stroke, 317-318. Massa
chusetts. Institute of Technology
finished third with 319, the. Lions
Were next with a score of 324.
State's Jim Tabor finished third
in the individual scoring with a
76, three strokes behind John
Schmidt of Syracuse, who copped
the individual title.
Fulmer To Meet Paret
TACOMA, Wash. (A) Nation
al Boxing Association middle
weight champion Gene Fullmer
has agreed to a title defense
against welterweight champion
Benny (Kid) Paret at Las Vegas,
Nev., Dec. 9.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
a
ROOM—private bath, ahower, for two stu
dents; central. Call Mrs. Cop, AD 7.7792
or AD 7-4850.
GRADUATE STUDEWTS, uppercletsmiwn
-comfortable rooms with hot aml- cobd
running wnter or private 'bath, innernpr inq
mattresses, central, parking 1'0(.0210110d -
tions. To inspect and compare The
Colonial. 123 W. Nittany. A Dams 7.7794
or ADarns 7-4850.
PoR RENT: ROOM, sll.liio single: $5.00
each ilouhle, convenient. V le , he AI) I
-9014, ask fur Bob, itomn Nn ti.
SINGLE ROOM for rent
• Nimpu3. Coll Ron at All 7-3332
AVAILAIIIA
I M M EDI Al' EL\
HMI bath efficiency. l'ompletely
Quiet, clean. Free park 'tut. Al) 1-
2941. 1166 month. 164 E. M44'0) . 310,; Ave.
LA lE 2-ilE1)1N)011f Trailer; five on in
ittem, North :122. Al) 5..6007.
FOR SALE
FORD T !LUND 11 MD 195 f, white,
toga, stick skin with overdrive. Exri•l
lent condition. Must sell. Of rers to Mike,
AD 7-1269.
BANJOS, UK P;S, Goilarx, Drew-
•moml °fows, Strings, Hooks, ell music
supplies. Pifer Music Centel», Benner Pike.
Open 'tit 8 p.m. ()Fitly except Weds. Plume
EL 6-3141.
01.D57401111.1 7 .--ft retil !soy; new battery,
good tire , t, sorr y other goodie4.. Mtott see
to ttppreehtte. $2211. Al) 7-1112.
195 i ("HP:VW/LET ; motor, !may in
top condition. St rrtiglit slick, taro-tuna
Phone Al)7- 5 4158.
'52 !Mal). Two beta. fenders. 5550 each
Call Eggler at A) 7.1151 from I t 5.
AUSTIN HEALY $OOO ; 11011 mih9 ; whit.
with red interior; 1{4,11. Toner u, over
drive. Bed offer over $1,600. Ted, AU 7-
4933.
11159 MICH CYCLE, 250 cc. Cnll
Al) 8.10114.
BUICK SPECIAL, 1055 4-aln.t. Re ill t . 2..
tone•. Clean, good condition. pe t it utter
Al) 8-8.33;1.
HELP WANTED
ASSISTANT MANAGER—work for room
See Mrl. Stitver, The 7-11450
or Al) ..7-7792.
WORK WANTED
EXPERIENCED TYPIST would like to. do
typing in her home. Phone Al)
WANTED
sTuDENTs INTI•:RESTI:d) in port-thor
employment, convenient horn, excellent ,
pity, train nor with national concern. Cult
Al) 8-4555.
RIDE TO State Colleat. from Phila. After
WANTED HIDE to Westehe4ter, NYC.
or Long island. Leaving 1021; eve or
10'27 morn. Call evening UN li-A417.
RIDE TO Pittsburgh wanted. I,,e3ve atter
1 p.in, Friday, ral I UN 5 , 2531 before-
11 p.m. or UN 5-2950 after 11:50, ask for
Meg.
DOUBLE 110014 in Pollock or South in
exchange fur doubt.. with barb in Sint
mann. Ca!l• UN 5-5137.
H DE TO and from N.Y.C. I t
Oct. 27, 29 for three Kirk. Cull Audrey.
UN 5-5153.
STAIN•' MEMBER needs ride to and from
University • from tiMi lam+. W. Cottogo
Ave. UN 5-6335, ask for Rita.
LOST
GREEN PARKER 51 Pen. Mooday, Oct.
15, initial? , .1.a.8., broken loreket
between North Allen St. and Willard MIL
Reward. Phone AD 7-221'7.
LOST! BLACK Contact I/ma case (/11 cam•
pui. Reward. Call Al) 7-3453
ONI PAIR of dark frame giftviec lalt
Ernie I.,teher Al) 8-9410.
FOUND
•
GIRLS' BLUE WALLET. Call AD b.5102:9
nfirr ad( for Jim, !loom 11.
MISCELLANEOUS
PART-TIME JOBS available immediately
for several studenta who are willing to
spend 1042 hours ye r woek. Call Mr. Juris
at Hotel State College and leave name and
number to call.
Cf RCUEAT/ON STAFF meeting• tonight.
All who are still on the staff mind
attend. Also new members. Bring a pen
at 7 p.m.
MA IVAGEM ENT ELM Wednesday, Oct.
26. :30' p.m.. IZA Sackett
Speaker. Mr. Paul Crouch from Alcoa•. •
COME TO room 211 111.18 at fl p.m. to•
night to heal' a representative speak
on the unbeatable W. 15.8 S. student tours
to Europe.
HOWLFI , ..—WIN free games only at down
town Dux Lanes every night against
newest 10-piri antomatic in State College
area. Dux Lanes. 128 S. I'ugh St.
EAT DINNER at the Motile Boom Home
Economics Building Monday through
Thursday 6:15 - 6 ::111: Excellent fool,
freshly baked hot breads, courteous sere.
resectnable prices.
1/23EMW3T:MM==21
ekclion of officers. discuss. ChrisilllAS
Mexico trip. Weitnesday 7 p.m. 11t (luck.
pouf Lath.
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: The Nelson Griffith
Quartet (piano, has% trumpet, drums)
has a limited number of dates not yet
hielked. This is a pforestsional combo 5 , 1 , e•
cialiting in music for dancing and listen
ing. Call Carl at UN 64357 or Al) 7-2776.
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