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Soffimons, Blasenstein, Win IM Mat Oovins
Sy IRA MILLER
Bob Sommons, Delta Upsi
lon 158-pounder, and inde
pendent heavyweight Joe
Blnsenstein were the only top
seeded wrestlers t o come
through with triumphs in the
intramural finals last night in
Hee Hall.
Sommons, who recorded the
only fall in the fraternity; finals,
Mined Bob Gilimor of Sigma Nu
n 1:03. Blasenstein scored a lop
; ided 10-2 win over Harry ;Hillier
:if -Hickory House for his enirwn,
' DELTA UPSILON, which
linched the team title in Wednes
ay's semi-finals, walked off with
hree individual crowns. '
Besides Summons, Dlrs champs
mere Carl Nelson in the 128-pound
:lass and; Hugh Paxton in the 135-
, xnind class. DlJ's other finalist,
:167-pounder Hal (Junior) Powell,
:vas forced to forfeit try Ray Con
'nen of Sigma Chi in order 145 make
i..he trip to the Penn Relays with
,State's track team -.
Delta ;Upsilon finiiihed far in
front with 193 points. Beta Meta
Pi took . second place with 85
points, three ahead of Sigma Chi.
The independent title went to
Butternut with 55 points. Law
rence had 38 and Franklin 33.
Four top-seeded matmen went
'down-the drain in the finals. The
first of these was Jerry Ham, of
"Phi Mu Delta. who won the 128-
pound. fraternity title last ;year.
He lost , to Paxton, 7-0, for the
135-pound crown.
SECOND-SEEDED Paxton was
the 128-Pound independent champ
in 1961. He used a takedown, two
predicaments and riding time for
his points.
The nilly other shutout in the
fraternity finals was registered by
Dave Grubbs of Beta Theta Pi.
- last year's - 176-pound champ. His
5-0 blanking of top-seeded Ed
White of Phi Delta Theta for the
heavyweight title gave Beta sec
ond place in the final fraternity
• team standings.
Pete Erber of Phi Mu Delta.
last year's 142-pound fraternity
champ, fell before Art Maurer of
Delta Theta Sigma in the 150-
pound final, 3-1. Maurer used a
second period reversal and riding
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MILWAUKEE (RI . 2 Rookie
Tommy Aaron moved out ,of
brother Henry's shadow yester
-dav carrying a big bat as ! the Mil
waukee Braves found ;the power
;to; go with their rediscovered
I:pitching - and won their !third
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CHAMPIONS ALL Eight of .the newly- Jack Flaxen , Dan Garnaldi , Art Maurer, Hugh 1 Flenci. to Class at Pitt
crowned intramural wrestling champions pose Paxton. Rear row: Dave Griabbs, Curl Bierly, :4: I''I . TTO3IiFIGH (/P) - Five Uni.7
i ,versityot Pittsburgh footballiplay
after last isicithrs finals. Front row, left to right: Ron Emit. John Windfelder., 1 ;era who were suspended i front
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ilt * * * * * . l * * * '- .: school last January for discipli
time for - his , points. Erber, who'Curt Bierly, 176- fund independ- inarpnuttut t (nary reasons have returned to
had been top - -ieeded at 150, scored ent runner-up in 1961. He routed 12 /: 1 7 ,2 % tt . ..in r. df . e1d 3 e4 1. ( Lowe . , Pinned iredniel itr pithofficialssaid ter
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on an escape.: • ''..!- Steve Schrader of Beta . Theta Pi, da . . :
135-Welker I Frank.) pinned Krulus
8-3. Bierly scored on two take - ,Arn...t. 3:4i . ‘, . i .6 spokesman for the university
The other lop-seeded grapplr
losing in the finals was Wes Phil- doWns, a reversal, escape and rid- 143.,- Wright (nutter.) dee. Gilmore (. lord . , sad the five returned for the
lips, a 176•? pounder from Lacka- ing time. Schrader had a take- .
if. 541. ' i . op ning of the third trimester at
i Gd- Hazen I Ind.l dee. Hicks (Ind.), 5
down and an escape. -2 - 1 the school and will become eligible
wanna House. He • lost on a split
. 1 168- Gamaldi ! , Ind.) dee. Storrs, I Ind. i. ,
decision to Ron Bnie of Balsam. Summaries 6-2. !for athletics immediately.
The two had Wrestled to a 4-4 tie, Fratersity 161 -,- Smith ( it'd.) won by dersulL 1 The five are quarterbacks Paul
-17.: 4 Nelson iDU / deli Long
with Exile iring two takedowns 1 Ac . siß ) y 7 0 6 ; E
r t ip t i r . , .....r f phiniv. , LAeli• / 'Mttrtha and Glenn Lehner, tackle
and Phillips ' having a reversal, 135- Paxton ( DU). del,. • Hans ( PM Del I. Hwt.-- Blaseniteinin°:lnlidler 4 4 . tie limier Bob Ostrosky, halfback Ray Con
escape and time advantage. - 7-e.; Mirk. I. 104. way and guard - Jon Botula.
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NELSON TOPPED Roger Long , 8 2 -
:15;)_ i. Maurer I DTSia ) /ye. Weber (51411:10),
of Alpha . Chi Sigma. 5-2, for the
12Z-pound title. Nelson scored his isp- 5„„,.,,,,,,, inin '.
;dosed Clamor
points on :a . takedown, reversal 1 StorNui. 1:08.
and riding kiroe„while Long scored i
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went to Alpha Kappa Lambda's
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