THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1962
Duvall's Catch Gives Ch
By MAL KLUGMAM
Chi Phi defeated Phi. Gam
ma Delta 7-3 for the fraternity
League B title last night, and
Gregg Duvall has probably
still not recovered from thej
pats, on the back that came his
way.
With, a minute to go in the
contest, Chi Phi’s quarterback
Bob Bevan flipped a pass into
the- end zone - that was converged!
upon by Duvall and three Phil
Gam defenders. Duvall made the'
grab. Tony Felice booted the ex 4
tra point and Chi Phi scared one
of the big upsets of this year’s!
IM football season.
Phi Gam, perennial playoff,
entry, scared first on a field goal |
in the opening minute of play r '
by Larry Wert from 20 yards out 1
and held the lead by coming up"
with key interceptions until Cht ‘
,Phi prevailed. Phi Gams' last bid'
for" the victory was,halted byi
Bob Bevan's interception with 21
seconds remaining. 1
► CHI PHI'S VICTORY, their
second win over Phi Gam this
season, places them in the quar- •
terfinal dim matt ion round, They:
will' take on Ddta Upsilon to-!i
morrow night at 8:30 on the golf
course field. !
In another fraternity game,
playoff-bound Kappa Sigma com
pleted its league schedule byi
trouncing Alpha Chi Sigma, 20-7.
‘ Kappa Sig’s QB Dave Ante-!
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nucci threw, three TD passes, two
of them to- end Larry Dodds.
Two other fraternity battles
saw Tau Phi Delta blank Phi
Kappa Thu. 13-0; arid Beta Theta
Pi nip Theta Delta Chi 7-0 on a
TD that came with less than a
minute to play.
On the independent playoff
front, Murray Goldberg kicked
a; 15-yard field goal and threw
to Sam Holt for a touchdown to
give the Sportsmen a 10-0 victory
over the Old Mer£
*“»I n a North Halls playoff affair,
Allegheny house came from be-
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hind to -whip Berks. 10-7.
After Tom Shaffer scored on an 1
interception for Berks. Allegheny;
QB Dean Kaley threw a TDj
strike to Gene Evanish. John Sie-'
grfst later clinched (he win with!
a 40-yard field goal. j
In independent plat-off games!
for tonight it will be Lyons II !
vs. Nittany 36-37. Columbia vs. l
the Bad Guys. Balsam vs. Nittany,
27-28. Birch vs. Venango, (Lacka
;wanna vs. Lawrence, Clearfield'
vs. the Sportsmen and Juniper!
> vs. the Bats. Allegheny has -drawn
a bye and will meet the Juniper-!
Rats game winner. i
Cordovan
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Cub Betters Seek Victory Over Lock Haven Today
Penn State's freshman soccer: troircecf Lock Haven. 7-f. They
team will! try to even its record! have since been beaten by Navy
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booters. i j today. He pullwt a thigh, muscle
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