The daily collegian., February 20, 1962, Image 11

ARY 20. 1962
Varsity Swimming Pool,
Rec. Hall Expansion Slated
If planning continues at its current pace, out-moded Rec`
Hall will have room. for 3,000 more people in 1965 and Penn
State will be well on its way toward forming a varsity
swimming team. .
Plans for a new western extension to Rec Hall which
would extend the ( playing floors almost 90 feet and increase
the seating capacity from ,6,000 to 9,000 were exainined late
last week' by the`General State Au"thoritv in Harrisburg.
Wafter H. Wiegand, direCtor of
physical plant, said that it usually
takes,three years to complete con
struction, after the initial steps
have been taken.
I 'GSA also has apprbvedla rough
draft; for a Pool Building to be
constructed on Curtin Road where
the . flower -plots are presently
located.
THE POOL BUILDING will
house a varsity-size pool (75 feet)
and a beginners pool and will
have a seating capacity of be
tween 1,500 and 2,000.
GSA has appropriated $110,500
in architectural fees for the com
pletion of plans for the building.
Wiegand said that money7for the
construction of the pool may not
be approved until two years from
how when GSA meets again to
handle such matters.
In addition to these two .proj
ects, plans have been completed
for a southern wing - on. Rec Hall.
They will be out fpr biding some
time before summer.
:THE SYUTHERN=RUNG Will
have eight courts each for each,
for, handball and, squash and a'
gym' floor the size of the current,
gym floor ; minus the areas .for
wiestling: and weight •lifting: .
There will be limited seating,
capacity for such events as fresh-'
Shooters Trounce
Duquesne 1412-1350
The Penn. State rifle team rolled
to its ninth victory of the season
at Duquesne Saturday by the con
vincing score of 1412-1350.,
; The, Lions (9-3) usually score
'higher than their 1412 score, but
several of State's top shooters
•didn't make the trip to Pittsburgh.
Both' teams were - hindered by the
.poor, lighting conditions in the
Duquesne rifle range.
Daye Kline and Dick Gogolkie
wicz set the. pace for Penn State
with, a score of 285. Other scorers
for - ,the Lions were Bill Dankes
ritei,.2l:ll, Walter Estep, 281, and
Tom: Goff, 280.
The rifle team's next match-will
be • Saturday when it. entertains
Carrgie Tech at the Rec' Hall
rifle range. After that Penn State
will be idle ;until March 30-.31
when they travel to Grove -city,
Pa, for the National Rifle As
sociation sectional matches.
Ex-Grid Mentor Dies
BETHESDA', Md. (AP) -- Scitt
spoken Dick Harlow, gentleman,
scholar : and football coach, died
yeste i rday at the age,of.72: •
He had been under treatment
at Bethesda Naval Hospital since
-Jan. 4 for a circulatory ailment.
His death apparently was caused
by , a heart attack.
A member of Football's Hall
of Fame, l HarlOw coached at Penn
State.. from 1915-1017, amPiling
a 20-8 record.
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man basketball game; and intra
mural championships. i
Several ' multr-purpose • rooms
will be builtin the soutkiem wing.
Wiegand said, that these rooms
could be used for some form of
athletic competition or for class-'
rooms.
S,'tiltl, c' .t ItS• WA. gotten'. All It'akti•
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tension probably will start;with-i opt.* (la •i ism. Write. or nhone Iktailtst
, 311anatret foran,' Owes on' rtrodrilt
•in six to eight months. Wiegand i .. tritl cniort in Lbre.ted in. ) . :1 , tones*. M'llnrk
said the.rost of construction will 1 Rilif.V. ilk. York Cinnit 1 • Penna. bone
be. $1.3 million. -: 1 PERFECT FORM: Mike Bullock of Alpha Chi Rho shows perfect inimhum 1,41.
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action
, iiA 1.1.1 Cif A PrEfts 5..1.1 1 .. AM..sm, Head.
, form in " executing ?ii. front dive in infra - mural swlrinnin7
TENTATIVE PLANS CALL for ' , h..... Placed ft,. than 3 hour., t3'S-00.
diving th
Bullock w on. ^. g even N ‘,.,1,: *he, 7,
hydraulic lifts to be installed in last night in the Glenniand Poo?. !I .
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' part of . the gym floor, so that with a 23.7. but his team lost to Phi Epsilon Pi. 22 - '1 • i [NI NINI„ i:9),‘ is . . ins. 9. Good roddittom.
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when the lifts are raised the floor I ,-.• 1.-m.lWe price, Call IN ft-011;4,
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' W il l ' become a stage. Wiegand . : ~..,,,, ~.,Evv.. flood condition. tomvectrat.
said that the,lighting and acoustics Close meets Mark 1M SwiiiiiT Achon '
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of ter, riot TOM UN 5.44114
systems will also be irriproved.!
114 itcr Ift I.F RI.ECTIt (I B.ating — lifiCit;ine--•
Thus Rec Hall will be better:
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suited for Artist Series and sink-; With 2 c ; o i n iforn.::,-; : i -..'„E1h,.:i.....7.tii!.k;;, - :".. .:r,i- ::
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' Pait of the bleachers in the new !, . •
33.4%; li itr ra S..aa, All nontilar lahrtis,
oiling will be of a fold-away de-,' By JOE GRATA ',event with 19.7 points and thn '
backstroke, whiter teammate Jim oaoy,
Tet..t tt• 4.1 At Sears Itilehtlck acid Com'
sign, permitting removal andt Three close decisions were re-I :!..01 w. Collette ,we.
• 1 - t won the breaststroke corn-'....- ****** ........,......................................
i . storage of entire sections tvhen!corded iu fraternity •intra-mural Kridel
but it wasn ' t enough as FOB RENT
not in use. '-','i, ,
- iswimming action at ' , GlenrilandiP etiti°r4
Po ' AVAILAIII.F. IM KED! AT i't
Meta Sig fell one, , po int short of •••••••----..,••••- ri.....17.u.....:—..v0ur.
The balcony track Peiln Stato's!Pool last' night when - Phi Epsilon . '•-
iindoor track team uses for prac-iPi defeated Alpha Chi Rho, 22-13, victory.' ~.
, nodsed on* bedroom anartnotat; heat,
. itc ,.
Rice will be extended around theiPhi Mu Delta edged Beta Sigma Mike Bullock of Alpha Chi Rho • rater, star, and retriaerator turnlihedi.
;perimeter :of the western; wing. inho, 21-20, and Siginm Phi Epsi- ` cored • a brilliant 23.7 in the div- 'rw _
turtlter larormath oi rail AD yas
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lon eked cut a 20-19 ” win over ing event, but hil team fell torutr 1:1.6611 turn ishe.l efficiency apart.
WIEGAND SID the vaisitylLambd3 Chi Alpha. . . iPhi Epsilon Pi, 22-18. , men( in Panorama lf Matte, tor 2 • .at.
' Idea t• or married coopla. 240 itwilatte
pool will .have a diVing well and f i rst !in t heßullockhad, a 1.6 on the front " maim AD 74172 •
John Agnew took - '
boards at one end. The beginners' backstroke;-Dave Reeler tarok first di , .9.6
•e, on the brick dive, and an *****'••« 1,••••••••••••••••••••••••••••44.0.049.01.
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poi) will
have a maximum depthiin diving with a 13.3 and the re- t 8.5 on the optional dive, _which' ' LOST
of five feet. , !lay • team won to pace Lambda Chikeai a fo”ward flying ;orriers - eult .---"4—**--""*" "" * "" -- " -- " :4 , —*-- " * "
The building also will include:Alpha to its win over -Sigma. Phi ' with a difficulty of 1.7. • PAM Or stinoote• in ',lofts Line raw. telt
I ill .11.1 Willard. C3ll eunal• UN 54142.
;locker rooms, showos, and coach-,Epsilon. The losers. previously . - -
ies and offtcials roams. !heat Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 24.-17, ,
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. _ ittEv,Aitro Foe tit.• retool' of tot litit , qr
"We're not certain just whatiin their only other start. _ IP/AA Playoffs Here
120 no r adar. rill Jan i'sN 4mis.•
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the building will look like," Wie- 1 CHUCK CHAMBERS took the - Mt. Nittany seems to have a, winwr !NAT( it, whit.. c&.). Li ' di.- - 11, - ..".
!gond - said, "but it may be design-!freestyle in 34.9 seconds and theiperfect set-up for Pennsylvania. Moe. Vicinity Itoort.e.loittiorl, Hien ant.
led in such' n way that , the end relay., team copped first' place to:lnterscholastic Athletic Associa- 4 !1" 1- . 11'; 5-3'111 "
, wall—probably to the south—will Phi Mu Delta over Beta - Sig ' tion (high school); playoffs. Each t
I. % :i IST my funny little stsitare irlisaeals
Ibe. open.. In summertime we can-ma Rho in the first start of theyear cross-country.. wrestling.' . ` I3Y. r‘n'ivr
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