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ew- Intramural
.By JIM KIKATA
Five activities, opening with
football and closing , with bas
ketball, will highlight the fall
intramural program.
Director Dutch Sykes an
nounced entries for football
and tennis singles will be
taken in the IM office, Recrea.
tiott Hall, starting 'Monday.
The entry deadline is Sept. 28,
and play in both activities will
begin Oct. 3.
Football season will last seven
weeks as teams try to, capture the:
titles won by Phi Delta Theta;
and the Untouchables last year.;
;The 38-hole golf modal title;
will be decided Oct. 5 and 6 at
the University Golf Course.
Eighteen holes will be played
on both Saturday and Sunday.
Entries for golf will open Oct.
1 and close Oct. 5.
Two activities lasting into the
next term will, begin later in the
fall term.
Bowling entries will be taken
from 'Oct. 9-15 and basketball
entries will be taken , from Oct. 18.
24'• .
Sykes announced certain eli6
bility rules for the IM season: 1.
1 •A student who has received
a letter for varsity athletics at
State or any, other university is
ineligible to'.; participate in the
sport in which he earned the
award.
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• Any student receiving athletic
assistance shall be ineligible' to
participate in the sport responsible
for his aid.
league or championship
play-off, po player may represent
a team who has not. played with
that team prior to such play-off.
The intramural director will
again be assisted by Ben Amato
and Bill Swan-.
Sykes also announced three
other rules important to 114,1 play:
•No scheduled contest shall be
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postponed except by consent of
the intramural office.
•A contest shall be ,declaKed
forfeited to the team or individual
ready to play in cases where the
opponent fails to appear within the
established time limits. For most
sports the time limit is 10 minutes.
•All protests must be made in
writing and presented at the IM
office' within 24 hours after the
contest in question.
Sykes said he will be; the final
judge in protests and disputes.
Awards will again be given to
the champions of each sport.
In fraternity action, the house
winning a championship will re
ceive a trophy.
Also, the fraternity earning the
greatest number of points under
the fraternity point award system
will recive the E. C. Bischoff
award.
Each individual champion and
each contributing member of a
championship team in independent
action will receive a Penn State
Intramural silver medaL
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Bruce Begins Seventeenth Year
As Lion Freshman Grid Coach
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Coach Earl Bruce will begin
his seventeenth season at Penn
State by welcoming 26 fresh
man football candidates to
their first practice session
Monday.
Assisting Bruce with the fresh
men for the third - year will be Dan
Radakovich. Radakovich was a
standout. center and linebacker
for Penn State from 1954 to 1956.
Brum expects - the - sise of his
to swell near the 40 mark
squad
several boys -.without
scholarships join the 26
scholarship players in the fight
to gain a starling berth on the
squad.
Bruce's preient team is broken
down into five backs and 21 line
men. One of the more notable
backfield aspirants is Dick Gin
gerich. lefthanded passer from
Chief Logan High School.
Gingerich led his high school
team to 24 straight victories and
,capped his brilliant scholastic
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this August. He is the only quar
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Another of the eight members
of the squad who played in the
Bag 33 game is tackle Gary Eberle.
Eberle, from Moon "tarp.; Pa., is
one of the more promising line
hopefuls.
Penn State open it's three
game schedule by hosting Syra
cuse Oct. 20. Then State will travel
to Pitt Oct. 27 and to Army, Nov.
22. West Virginia will not appear
on the frosh schedule for the first
time in several years.
Stote's McCoy Choirs Eta
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collegiate Football League is
Ernest B. McCoy, director of ath
letics at Pennsylvania State Uni
versity.
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