TUESDAY/NOVEMBER 6; 1962 Theta Xi Captures League H Title j By S> CARKNTBI Biesecker then added the first of | Within the past seven weeks to , “fke the ! score the' names Untouchables, Go , e , nded o**y Team, and Chinese Bandits have m ? re touchdowns, one gained .increasing fame in colie- ®“ ■' i s '?*™.. pass Johnston giate football cirdesHfor these are a J^i? rard J pit l: h the three platoons f that Army to v^ b f j **** coach Paul Dietzel used with tre- * 1 n held mendous success at liSU.- manding Bead of 21-0. | However, if these; names are League Stifle mentioned to a Penn State Theta Phi> Xi. he will most likely think of of the first half came on his fraternity’s IM football team. Celd goal by Sl^ t For. as at West Pomt. Uiese three Gerard with 1:30 to go m-oups, along with) the JJolden They added a touchdown Gophers, have beep used very _ successfully at Theta Xi. In fact, these four jgfoups com bined forces in swamping’ Beta Sigma Rho, 31-0, last night The victory completed ah undefeated season for Theta Xi and gave them the League Hj title. It also marked the fifth game in six that the opposition failed to score. ■ The scoring barrage was led by Gary Kirby who scared three of Theta Xi’s four touchdowns and Bill Johnston who Iscored once. ; Theta Xi’s first score came on a ten-yard- aerial from quarter back Marlin Biesecker to Kirby. PRINT r lettarpru* • | Commercial P 352 E. Collega | •"'V- v /’“j. . | V-; r ,v 3®> '-J* ~„V> ' Si* '•*r. SK ! YW ' * \ < ': ■ i 8:30 i REV HERBERT GERNERT . Will Speak on What is Expected of YOU as a Special Ed. Teacher ING •rinting AD 8-3025 I'. Many engineering and scientific graduates have that as an objective achieving it is a reality at UAC’s Corporate Systems Center. 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Fuller, Box 1047, Broadstreet Station, Manchester, .Connecticut —an equal opportunity employer, j I Opportunities for Chemists, Physicists, Biologists, Mathematicians, Civil, Aero - nautical. Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical Engineers,Metallurgists, ; j Meteorologist*, Geophysicists and others. CAMPUS INTERVIEWS-Tuesday, Nov. 13 ?ji i ; i M ■1; i- :i ' Sea yoar College I llr|jtoCl : ETSSSS I o'—*. CORPORATE systems center MritaappoiainirtL B HlFUTclll Windsor Locks, Connecticut THE 3 DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA •’Mrrswji: - CEC TC Meeting - NIGHT i -me rr s r jrtnwt.i 5:20 to go in the game on a 25- yard pass from Wendy Wear to John Menichello which climaxed a 70-yard march. t - -p In other fraternity action My ron Kerstetter caught three touch down passes to lead Delta Chi to an 18-0 victory over Sigma Chi. Sigma Phi Epsilon scored : a first down in overtime to edge Alpha Phi Delta. 1-0. Phi Sigma Kappa tripped Zeta Beta Tau. 1-0. also on first downs. Sigma Alpha Ep silon scored a first period field goal on a 25-yard kick by John Gander to defeat Sigma Pi, 3-0. 217-218 HUB Dietzel, Donelli Disagree NEW YORK UP) Two of the East’s leading coaches Buff Donelh of Columbia and Paul Dietzel of Army disagreed yes terday on the question of playing college football games in miser able weather conditions. “When we- have a day like last Saturday—rain, cold and 40 mile an hour winds—l think the game should be canceled or postponed," Donelli told the New York foot ball writers. COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE FORTY MILES TO t'.ALLON 19ft* Renault STI’DIO COIVH. dre«»cr*, d*Jk''TitV*. Daaphine Delude. Condition guarat)te«d - table* and chair*. tet*ewrjter de»k*. • »itigl« four month* by manufacturer** warranty, or double bed*. davcni*ort and ehait. Excellent in mow, Private owner. Will' l’*ed Furniture. Ju«t off Mountain Str#*4, aril *r consider trade. AD 7-441'.!. I l.rmonl, AD H-lU2O. Open p.m 4 j ONK TAME SQUIRREL MONKEY .ml S'xS* cagf. 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