WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1961
—Collegian Photo by Dan Milsont
TABBED FOR LOSS: Theta Chi's John Weidner cocks his arm
too late as Omega Psi Phi's Ken Carroll puts on a strong rush
to stop the play for a loss. Omega Psi Phi won the game, 7.6,
despite a bit of trickery that resulted in a Theta Chi touchdown
(See story, page 6).
Shady Guides
To 17-0 Win
By 808 YEARICK
The Sleepers trounced New
man Club, 17-0, behind the
passing of Joe Shady and the
kicking of Jack Kummer in
one of the top games in last
night's IM action on the Beaver
Stadium fields.
Shady passed 15 yards to Bill
Murphy for his team's first touch
down. On the second score he toss
ed to Mike Yanefski who threw 18
yards to Gary Dalton in the end
zone. Kummer converted both
times and added a 16-yard field
goal.
Frank Rutolo's fine all-around
play led the Mavericks to a 6-0
win over the Dukes. His 60-
yard heave to Irwin Ehrenreich
was good for the game's only
score. He consistently stopped
the Dukes' drives with his inter
ceptions.
Jack Teuteberg's conversion
gave the Grim Reapers a 7-6 win
Sleepers
Over NC
over the 409'ers. Andy Lockhart
and Norb Albertson combined for
the touchdown.
In other action, the Misfits
topped Waring A. C., 6-0. the
Beethoven Nine beat the
Champs, 8-6, the Red Dogs
bowed to Ennyl, 7-0, and the
Raiders beat the Lucky Lucies,
6-0.
The Chargers forfeited to the
Rejects, and the Ducks forfeited
to the Untouchables.
In action at the golf course
fields. Phi Kappa Sigma downed
Phi Kappa Tau, 13-0; Kappa Delta
Rho beat Triangle, 7-0; Walnut
defeated Cotton Wood, 10-8; Hick
ory beat Maple, 20-0; Omega Psi
Phi topped Theta Chi, 7-6; Syca
more defeated Chestnut, 12-0;
Linden beat Juniper, 14-6; Birch
topped Cedar 27-0 and Butternut
beat Balsam 6-0.
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Golden Bears
Our Wares
LLEGIAN UNIVERSITY PARK PENNSYLVANIA
Michigan State Wiens Margin
Over Second Place Mississippi
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Michigan State pulled away
from Mississippi yesterday in
the weekly race for the No. 1
spot in The Associated Press'
football poll of 48 sports
writers and sportscasters. Texas,
Alabama - and lowa followed close
behind as the big five of unbeaten
untied teams continued to domi
nate the voting.
Apparently Michigan State's
117-7 victory over previously un
beaten Notre Dame in a national
ly prominent game drew addition
al support to Coach Duffy Daugh
erty's Spartans. Last week Mich
igan State trailed Mississippi in
Lions Move Up to Third In Lambert Trophy Poll
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n the East, Army was second,
has moved into third place in the Villanova dropped to 'seventh and
weekly Lambert Trophy poll and Pitt fell to ninth.
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first place votes but took first
place by two points.
Although Mississippi's powerful
team ran over Tulane 41-0 in a
Saturday night game. Ole Miss
trailed Michigan State in the vot
ing by 40 points, 440-404. In first
place votes, Michigan State held
a 29-11 edge.
Texas rolled over Arkansas 33-7
and picked up three first place
votes and 372 points for third
place. Alabama, a convincing 34-3
winner over Tennessee, drew four
firsts and 331 points for fourth'
place. lowa thumped Wisconsin
47-15 but attracted only one first
and 327, dropping one peg to fifth
place.
The top 10 with points on a
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10-9-8-7 etc., basis with first-place
votes in parenthesis:
1. Michigan State (29) 444
3. Miailaolppl (11) 401
I. Texas (3) 373 '
A. Alabama (41 331
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S. 01.4 State 13S
7. Lou Wan. State 17.3
P. Notre Dame 119
9. Georgia Tech 1011 ,
10. Colorado 97
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