PAGE TWO Tension Shows- JOt'SCANDUXA . . . Syracuse coach EIWA Summaries FINALS Itt pound*—MfrrUni, Lehlfk dec. Martin, Pitt, 7-6. | 310 pound* -Smurtt, I*ehifh, dec. Farrar, Nary, 6-4. 107 pound*.—Harman, Navy, Aef. Zolikoff, . Pht, I*2, overtime 0-1 end of reevU- ; tioril. ?147 pound* -Krlvinytoo, Pitt, dec. PIPER,: PENN STATE. 0-1. _ {IST pwmli—Pendleton, LebifK, dec*. NiU »i(, Army. 11-4. ;16? -pound*—Any ell, Lehigh, won by ref ■ tree's decision in overtime over KtuhaU, Army, i 177 pounds—Detrixhe, Lehigh, dee. Barr. : Wit, 4-d. JIM pound* - Moore. Lehigh, won by de fault from Niekla, Army. tHenvyweiirkt—Schnrrr, Rutger*. dee. Kahns. . Army. 7-N, overtime. FINAL CONSOLATION ROUND -12 S pound. fII.ATTEBV. PENN STATE. dec. .Cmwfotd, Ntvf. 2-0. 100 pounds—HANEY, (PENN STATE, dee. Moyer. PitL 7-0. 117 pounds—Alexander. Lehigh, dee. I>rU, ItotrenL 2-1. . , 147 pounds—McGrath, Navy. dec. Maxsonl. Rutgers, 6-4. 167 pounds—Carey. Navy, defeated Cum ’■ mlngt, Cornell, by forfeit (injury). 147 pounds—Harrison. Pitt, dec. Sirota. Syracuse. 6-0. 177 pound* POLACKK. PENN STATE. dec. Con. Rutrer*. 2-4. 101 pounds—Jeffrie*. Pitt, dec. MYER. PENN STATE. 7-4. , Heavyweight -Wood. Brown. dec. POHL . AND, PENN STATE, 1-2. SEMI-FINALS lift pounds -Martin, Pitt, pinned Hogan. Ilutgora, 6:02: Merrtam, Lehigh. *dec, Nealon. Syracuse, referee's decision in overtime. , 100 pounds—Smartt. Lehigh; dec. Green halrb. Syracuse, 6-4 ; Farrar, Navy, dec. Janieh, Rutgers. 2-0. : 167 pound*--Zolikuff. Pitt. dec. Lets. Rut -1 per*, 6-2; Harman. Navy, dec. Alexander, Lehigh. Z*\, overtime. ] 147 pounds PIPER. PENN STATE, dec. McGrath. Navy, 6-2 ; . Kelvington, Pitt, dec. Mstxoni, Rutgers, M, , 167 pounds Tcndleton. Irklxh. pinned Cummings. Cornell. 1:16; Natvic. Army', dec. Arrutobe. Pitt, 7-6. 167 pounds—RuahaU, Aony, dec. Sirota. Syracuse. 6*2; Angell, Lehigh, dec. Har rison, Pitt, 6>2, overtime. , 177 pound*—Detrixke, Lchiafc, dec. Mann, . Yale. 6*4; Barr. Pitt, dec. Über. Navy, : 4-0. JM Cage, Swim | Fraternity and independent i champions will be crowned in IM j swimming and basketball tonight ; as the winter IM season grinds to ; a halt. i Beta. TheU Pi and Sterna Pi • mill square off at Glenniand Pool •jfarj toe fraternity swimming i Championship. Xn Friday'* semi i finals. Siam.- Pi. the defending i (tampion, defeated Phi Delta i Theta. 24-17. while Beta TheU Pi ! topped Tau Kappa Epsilon, 24%- Tbe Aquanaut* and Mary will i for the independent swim title. In the semi-finals .Thurs- S,' Navy routed Balsam. 29-12. toe Aquanauts beat Mont j «bm«y 4 25-fo Bothawim meets will set under-l : way at S:J# pjn. The. basketball championships ! will be settled in a doublebeader beftasiag at < pjn. in See HalL The Gailynn* will take an Al legheny in toe independent title eeme-and Phi Delta Theta tangles with Phi Gamma Delta far the fraternity title; In independent semi-final action THE DAILY COLLEGIAN UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA GERRY LEHMAN . . . Lehigh coach [l*l pounds—Nlkl*. Armr . dee. Fecbt. Rut-V ger». t-1, overtime; Moore, Lehigh. dec. Jeffreta, Pitt, 2-1, overtime. 1 [Heavyweight—-Kuhns. Army. dec. Wood.’ Brown, 9-1 * Sherer, Rutgers, dec. Assrk, * Columbia, 7-4. ! SEMI-FINAL CONSOLATION ! ROUND 122 pounds—Crawford, Navy. dvr. Hoc an. Rutgers, 4-3; SLATTERT. "PENN! STATE, dec. Kealon, Syracuse. 4-2. | I*o pounds—Moyer, Pitt. dee. Creenhalgh.l -Syracuse, 6-2: HANEY. PENN STATE.; dee. Janlah, Rutgers, 2-1. j I*7 pounds—Let*, Rutcers, dec. Buell,; Yale. 6-4; Alexander, LHifh, dee,' Geddes. FAM. 2-0. f 147 pound*—McGrath. defeated Frey,) F A M.- in overtime on a referee*a| derision. Maixoni, Rutcers. dec. Koch.) 4-1. 167 pounds—Cummings. Cornell, dee. Bo grrt, Yale, 10-S; Carey, Navy, dee. Arri* gone, Pitt, S-1. 167 pound*—Sirota, Syracuse, dec. Hannah. Yale. IS-S: Harrison. Pitt. dee. BA-. RONE. PENN STATE, 6-0. 177 pounds—POLACIJC. PENN STATE, dec. Mann, Yale. 2-1; Cory, Rutcers, dee. Navy. 4-1. 191 pounds—MYEß. PENN STATE, dec. jfroeht, Rutgers. 4-0. overtimer Jeffries, rltt, dec. Woolley, Penn. 4-0. Heavyweight—Wood. Brown, dee. Litre. Temple, 6*2; POHLAND. PENN STATE, dec. Asack. Columbia, 6-6. FIBST ROUND; , CONSOLATIONS . 1M pounds—Crawford, Navy, pinned Rob erta. Yale. 4:16; SLATTERY. , P EN N STATE, dec. Greitxer, Harvard, 6-0. ISO pounds—Moyer. Pitt, dee. {lTAlesaan dro. Army, 7-2; RANEY. PE>tN STATE, dec. McLaughlin, Columbia. 3-0. I*7 pounds—Buell, Yale, dee. Hoffman. Syracuse. 4-1: Geddes, V A M. dee. Moaser, Brown. 4-3. 147 pounds—Kw. K£M. dee. Westfall. Brown. 8-4;-Koch, Lehigh, dee. Landau. Princeton, 3-1. 167 pounds—Bogcrt, Yale, deei omi trad. Penn. S-0; Carer. Navy, dec, Kolodney, Harvard. .2-1. [ 167 .pounds—Hannah, Yale. d*e. Dubner. -F A M. 6-0. BARONE. PENN STATE, dee. MacAleer. Princctun, 4-3 J : 177 p*Hinds—POLACEK. PENN STATE, dec. Dunning. Syracuse. 14); Cory, Rut gers, dec White. Temple. 34). 191 pounds—MYEß. PENN STATE, won by forfeit over Green, Cornell: Woolley, Penn, dee. Leitner. Columbia. “‘.l-0. , Heavyweight—Litaa, Temple, dec. Ware, PUt 6-2: POHLAND. PENN STATE, woo by forfeit over Scurexnan; Princeton. Finals Tonight■ last week. Allegheny defeated the Hatchetmfen. 29-25, and Gailynns scored a 21-16 triurrfph over Centre. In the fraternity semi finals. Phi Delta Theta toppled Sigma Delta, '32-24. and Phi Gam ma Delta rolled over Triangle, Sft-29. . Phi Delta Theta met Phi Gam ma Delta in the fraternity football finals last November; with Phi Delta Theta winning, on first downs. Westminster Top-Seeded In MAIA Cage Tourney' KANSAS CftTY (AP) West minster of New Wilmington, Pa„ upset victor in! the same . week over Duquesne and Pittsburgh, is favored to win .the NAZA Basket ball Tournament opening here today. «, j . Westminster is top seeded, fol lowed by Prairie View A&M el Texas. Prairie View was ranked first* Westminster second in the Associated Press* small college pdlL ; — 1 — : —p: : : ; n 'I ■■ Pifer Loses to Kelvingiotf, 3i? i I (Continued fr'&m page one) 191 championship to Lehigh’s, Dennis Fochi pyv pjfer last year*s * Moore. The Cadet suffered ■ a the runner-up' at 147. scored one shoulder reparation with 2:35 re escape in the second period after m toeirbout Meare, than Krivington took a 2-0 lead-with a however, was leading, -«-& wnm reversal. but the Lions’ only hope * tokedown and a reversal. Army .lost a „ for a title died when Pifer failed 'T3ie top-seeded wrestler at 191. e f to get off his stomach in the final , * * * JgUHMS i . with two seco) Kelvington accumulated 2:18 ty, n _ riding time for his final point but the, stronger Schareifwas <m THE TOURNEY'S outstanding much for the Cadet in Overtime, wrestler. Pendleton, was one of Scharer had a takedown; two: re the, few grapplers to shake the - ' versals plus, time while 'Kuhn3 upset pattern.' The Engineer had managed areversaLend an escape. “S* owitroHing Army's State advanced five men foto Mnre Natvig. 11-4. the consolation finals,- and three Pendleton, w}»o had pinned his of ihfem returned victories. first three opponents, had stake- Denny Slattery, who! wrestled ****“?; like the Slatted of 19«1. won ment, mid «:W riding tune out of third'placeat 123 with a 2-8 win a possible nine minutes. The title over nTv/s Fred. Crawford; Bob was his second.- Haney took third at 130 with a Army’s A 1 Rushatz lost a split 7-0 verdict over Pitt’s Sheirm referees decision in overtime to Moyer; Bill Polacek won third: at Lehigh’s Angela The Cadet, who 177 with a 2-0 HanHM^Vnlp.rc’ was top-seeded, had two -escapes Don Cory; FTiil Myer toofc’fourth during the JL3 minutes of wrestling, when iu last to Tonr Jeffries, 7-4, and so did Angell, but the officials at 191, sndiEd PehlandTfended'up voted Angell toe more agressive fourth with aloss to Browifs Bill and the victor. Wood. 3-2. at heavyweight. I THE ENGINEERS won their fifth title at 17? when defending champion Detrishe had a reversal and time plus a penalty point | Army’s nay Mickti forfeited the Senators Win On Buc Errors FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) - Five Pittsburgh errors and a grand slam , home run by veteran catcher Bob Schmidt 'gave -the Wasliington Senators a 7-6,victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates in an exhibition ballgame yesterday. Schmidt clouted his homer in a big five-run fourth inning off pit-} cher Earl Francis. But the Sena-j tors’ winning tally came in thel eighth when 11 double :by Billyj Klaus and errors by Dick Groat and Dick Stuart accounted for two runs. I The Pirates Scored five of their runs off Dave Stenhouse. includ ing a home run by Francis. It was the Senators’ second straight win over the Pirates in Grapefruit' League play. Wuhingtnn 000 MM) jISO—T 8 8 Pittsburgh 100 122 000—1 11 S Burnside. Stenhouse Ml. Osteen (7) snd Schmidt, Paige (7) rom. Francis (41. Sw*n»on {7) and Mcfrrlane.- W—Oslwn. L—Swenson. HRS—Washington. Schmidt. Pittsburgh, Francis. • Sanders Cdges Fairfield In PenstuoJa Golf PENSACOLA, Fla. lar Doug Sanders. 28, staved off a sensational rally by; Don Fair field • yesterday and won the $20,000 Pensacola. Open Golf Tofirhament by one stroke. i Sanders put bn the steam on the last nine -holes yesterday and wound up with a 69, three under par, giving him a four-round total of 270. EXHIBITION BASEBALL Philadelphia I, Minnesota 1 New York <N> 4. St. tools t Washington 7, (Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 10. Petroit C Chicago-(A) lib Cincinnati 1 Kansas Citr 7. Los AngeWe <K) I New Turk (A) t. Balthnora 4 Boston (, Chicago (N) I 1 San Francisco I, Cleveland I (id innings) NBA Beaton lit. Lot t malls Mt Srracnae Mt. FhOadelpUa ltt St. Louis lit, Blbdt 228 j. ; ABL Kansas CHy I*L Pltlaburgh II Today & Tomorrow ' Saadis . Jobs Da* .Gtrit "ROMANOFF «Wi juisr, in TiPchmcolor' Wtd. A Tlntr*. 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