Oberlin Review (Oberlin, Ohio), 1958-01-17

              Jtouaqr 17 1958 THE OBERLIN REVIEW Page 3 Local Quintet Faces Sternest Test of Season Tomsk lords9 Rally Fails Cagers Win 5350 UDenin b tciytia mo iii iuuiui bnaigniconference victory Tuesday night with a 5350 triumph over Kenyon The Purple Lords went into the game with a 11 conference record a win over Hiram and a loss at the hands of Mt Union The first half was a seesaw battle with Oberlinholding a 2827 lead at the intermission In the second half the Yeoman paced by Ron Jacobs John Erikson and Ace Gilchrist opened up an 11 point advantage But the Purple Lords playing a deliberate possession game against the taller Yeomen came fighting tack They pulled up to within one point of the Yeomen before an Oberlin basket clinched the victory The Yeomen succeeded inbottling up the Purple Lords scoring ace Ted Moody who had been averaging 20 points a game The Kenyon star was neiu 10 cigni CONFERENCE SCORING Flayer Avg 1 Lesny Nelson Muskingum 216 2 Homer Gilchrist Oberlin 215 3 Ted Moody Kenyon 203 4 Terry Deems Wittenberg 198 5 Bob Baiir Heidelberg 192 m points by the tight Oberlindefense Jacobs and Erikson paced the Yeomen attack with 15 and 14 points respectively Substitute guard Bob Leahy who sparked the second half Kenyon surge tallied 12 to lead the Purple Lords TIGHT niiiRLiN rc rr rr ilihrnt f 4 4 12 Jitj f f 3 15 Uitinann c 2 2 6 lunil c o 2 riflitli g 1 o 2 I nkson x f 2 14 Neumann g o 2 I 21 11 53 kinyox rc rr n rain f 3 1 7 Mxxiv f 3 2 8 lironsnn f 0 2 2 Hnmiuil c 1 1 3 AsluTtft c 1 0 2 Swim g 2 0 4 luekir K 4 2 10 WeidrnUnf g 0 2 2 leihv 4 4 12 Totals IS 14 5n White and Colored DRESS SHIRTS s299 each and 3 for s850 at Yeomen Travel To Mccl Mermen At Case Tech Victorious in their firstouting the Oberlin swimmers venture to Clevelandtomorrow to oppose Case Although the Rough Riders did not provide much opposition last year they have added new strength in the freestyle and backstroke Coach Bibler fearingoverconlidence in his swimmers hasconducted vigorous workouts this week On Monday night thefinmen did 100 lengths of the pool and on Tuesday afternoon 72 All of this work however is not directed at Case With final exams coming on Monday the mermen will need all of the conditioning that they can muster for their February schedule which includes three meets inside of eight days All fortunately are in Crane Pool where the swimmers will enjoy some advantage over theopposition In the meet at Cleveland Bibler plans to use his freshmen and sophomores primarily in order that they may gain moreexperience in meet competition Of course the regulars John and Loren Day backstroker Stu Smith Bob Huenefeld Pete Michel and diver Dave Robinson will be there but it will be the show primarily of the freshmen and sophomores An interesting sidelight to this weeks practice has been theinnovation of wearing a sweat shirt while swimming This method was used successfully by the American Olympic swimmers last year in Australia The only bad thing about this method is that itsupposedly hurts the timing of the stroke The Case times will give a clear indication of the value of this method for future workouts BASKETBALL Clill Stevensons JV basketball team will try its hand against the class basketball teamsSaturday night in Warner Gym The contest will feature four quarters each 20 minutes long with each of the four teams Senior Junior Sophomore and Freshman playing one quarter The game will start at 745 pm Host Wittenbergs Big Cagers Paced by Highscoring Deems The powerful Wittenberg Tigers invade Oberlin for one of the most important basketball games of the season The Tigers and the Yeomen are both undefeated in OhioConference play and currently share the top spot along with Akron Last year Wittenberg finished third in the conference with an 113 record The Tigers were scheduled to play at Oberlin but due to traveling difficulties the game was can celed This year Wittenberg has threatened to run away from the rest of the league They have blasted five conference opponents in convincing style Mt Union 6853 Wooster 9859 Otterbein 5643 Ohio Wesleyan 7350 and Capital 6649 Eastern Trip The Tigers also made an Eastern trip during the winter vacation They won two out of three games beating Iona and LIU and losing a decision to St Peters 544 Wittenberg has height andexperience Two starters are 67 tall and four of the regulars arereturnees from last years fine squad The big threat in the Tigerattack is their great junior forward Terry Deems Last year the 64 Deems had a 204 scoring average He tallied 46 points in theWooster game to break the Wittenberg single game individual record In addition to his prolific scoring Deems averaged over 20 rebounds a game At the end of the season he was an AllConference choice and even received LittleAllAmerican Honorable Mention This year Deems has picked up where he left off He has ascoring average of 188 points a game and has snared 17 rebounds per contest In addition to DeemsWittenberg has their 67 twinssophomore Tony Wilcox and freshman George Jfisher Wilcox hasdeveloped rapidly and is second to Deems in scoring with a 142average Playmakcr The playmaker on the team is sophomore guard Tony Vedova His backcourt partner Bernie Thompson is a deadly outside shot Thompson who averaged 13 points a game last year uses a unique overthehead set shot and also is effective with a lefthanded jump shot Oberlin will start with the same five that played against Heidelberg and Kenyon Ace Gilchrist and Ron Jacobs will be at forward Bob Gutmann at center and John j 4i PfSjl i ViiIiit M3 New Impoto Spoil Coupe Cheyyt Ih elf cor In IH field Chevrolet says new in the nicest ways UWthenanWth0 WWrwJ see and feel Ho M no new and performs new Thats whats important and thats wnai yo AS ANOTHER CHOICE THERE IS vowergnae TURBOTHRUST V8 It it tlw most adranced V8 dcTelopmrnt of the year I Radically new with the com buttion charaliera located in tlie Woe inatead of on top Delivers 250 hpl Optional at 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Jake has tallied 33 points against Heidelberg and Kenyon in addition to his steady defensive play Coach Bob Clark feels thattonights game is a tossup The teams are even enough so that anything might happen BOWLING Featuring a change in thedetermining of handicaps theBowling League is underway In the past handicaps were based on the scores which a bowler rolled in the first two games This year however the handicaps are based on the totals of the first two matches six games Another change in scoring is the method of scoring points Each match now consists of four points one point for each game won one point for total points and one point against for each game lost Standing in the League Tuesday League 2nd CS Burrows Three Strikes Faculty 1st N Barrows 11 1 5 7 4 8 4 8 Wednesday League Tenney A 2nd N Noah Theologs Mad Horses 6 2 6 2 4 4 0 0 Saturday League Corychaeus Bowlers 8 4 Morgan House 7 5 Pin Men 6t45h Tenney B 2W9W tie games Fencers Out For Revenge Against Case By JON WILLIAMS After dropping a hard fought 1314 match to Wayne University last Saturday the Oberlin fencing team will travel to Cleveland tomorrow to meet Case Institute of Technology in a grudge match Tom Gelehrter last years cocaptain wrote and encouraged the Yeomen fencers to avenge last years loss to Case Tech The final score of the 1957 match went to the Techmen 1413 Rivalry began between thelocals and Case when the Techmen captured their first victory over Oberlin in 1934 Since that time Oberlin has won twenty tied one and lost 21 matches in thealltime series records with the Case fencers According to Cocaptain Arnold Goldstein We expect to beat Case this year Hesupported his statement by stating that Case has lost many of its out standing fencers who graduated last spring Dave Herzig the oth er cocaptain also added that Fenn which the locals edged out previously in a triangular match early in the season easilysuppressed the Case Techmen last week The foilmen are out tovindicate themselves after losing eight out of nine bouts last week against Wayne Starting in the foil division will be Cocaptain Arnold Goldstein Bill Vaile and either Edward Turvey or Dick Mendes If possible Goldstein would like to substitute Ned Shearer Hugh Tucker who won all his bouts last week will start in the epee division along with senior Cocaptain Dave Herzig andsophomore Don Coleman Karl Stephens captain of the sabre division also scored three victories against Wayne Jim Ow ens and Shelly Miller will also fence Sabreman Harold Kaplan will if possible see some action After the contest at Case the Oberlin fencers will return home to clash with a highly touted Ohio State squad The Ohio Buckeyes are rated as the second strongest opponent the Yeomen will meet EVES Mrutj Store For the FRIENDLIEST service and the BEST Drugs stop at Ives A REXALL Drug Store MNTIIA31UIIALS aaaaaaa Volleyball is in its final week of play with two leagues already completing their schedules As of January 14 the standings in the Freshman Thursday League were 3rd W Wilder 3rd Wilder 3rd S Noah 3rd N Noah 3rd C Wilder 4th Wilder W 4 3 2 1 1 0 L 0 1 1 2 3 4 In the Freshman Monday League action on Dec 16 featured wins by 1st S Noah over 2nd EWilder 155 315 and 156 2nd S Noah over 2nd N Noah 1515 and 18 and 4th Noah over 2nd W Wilder by forfeit League standings 1st S Noah 2nd E Wilder 2nd S Noah 4th Noah 2nd W Wilder 2nd N Noah W 5 4 2 1 1 1 L 0 1 3 4 2 4 In the Upperclass Thursday League on Jan 9 Elmwood won by forfeit over 2nd S Barrows as did Theolog B over 2nd SCBarrows Standings Elrawood Theolog A Tenney A Ihcolog o 2nd S Barrows 2nd SC Barrows2nd NC Barrows 1st N Barrows W 6 4 3 3 2 1 1 0 L 0 1 2 3 3 3 5 4 F 0 0 O O I 0 0 0 On Jan 13 in the Upperclass Monday League Tenney Bdefeated Morgan 1510 155 theFaculty downed 2nd N Barrows164 and 152 the DPs dropped Mens Coop 154 and 1512 and 1st S Barrows defeated 2nd WC Burton on a forfeit Standings Faculty Tenney B 2nd N Barrows Morgan DPs 1st S Barrows 2nd WC Burton Mens Coop W 7 6 3 3 3 3 2 0 L 0 1 4 4 1 2 4 7 In the Upperclass Late League on Dec 16 2nd CE Burtondefeated the Independents 1512 1416 and 1614 Standings W L F 1st E Burton 3 0 0 3rd CE Burton 3 0 0 Independents 13 0 2nd W Burton Oil 2nd CE Burton 0 2 2 In class basketball action the Freshman A team lost to the Sophomore A squad 2117 in a defensive contest the Sophomore B team downed the Freshman B team 3015 the Junior A team downed the Senior As in a close match 4037 and in the closest game of the day the Junior B team eked out a 3130 victory over the Senior Bs This game went into overtime after a 2626 tie at the end of regulation play The Service Sfafion on the campus AAA SERVICE Ph 50381 EEmUN9 Around the Clock Exam Schedule From noon to noon for best results Study until 400 while nibbling at cookies and milk or crackers with jam or cheese 400 pm Its time for a break Stop in for chocolate eclairs lady locks or apple turnovers 900 pm Stop and relax for a minute with doughnuts and ice cream 1200 midnight Study late but dont worry about sleep you can get up late and 900 am Have breakfast in bed with sweet rolls frozen orange juice and instant coffee and cream 1200 noon Celebrate that A with a cake baked by Gibson IF ITS EDIBLE ITS GETTABLE