Oberlin Review (Oberlin, Ohio), 1959-02-24

              Page S fctyoft Mermen Win h Runaway Meet lichel Scores Sole First trimmers Record Noiv U i Bv JON WEINTRAUB Faced by a far superior squad the Oberlin mermen MnKenvon last Saturday by a score of 7412 The only t place the Yeomen gained came as a gift when Kenyon not swim their top men in the 100yard freestyle The flberlin swimming ixmuo iiiuiu uuw auima Lvun ai t Kenvon s jr aui iuhilu in a ter jc race while splashing their way to an easy first in an ex ent time Of 41 suynmuui mir niu im ill i mis fV lUlfttl aged to tic each other for third e in the 200 yard freestyle Sachs coasted to a third place he 50 yard freestyle while Steve hi pulled the same trick in the Freshman Steve Gibbs ed to a third place in the 200 j butterfly Michel Comes Through Captain Pete Michel was the v Yeoman to place arjove inira lie came through with a first h a time of 5a7 The mermen n proceeded to pick up three straight third places Chris Hiatt in the 200 yard backstroke Jungle Jim Mathis in the 400 yird freestyle and Stan Swanson in the 200 yard breaststroke The Lords 400 yard freestyle relay team chalked up an amazing performance as two of their men swam under 53 seconds for the 100 yard legs of the eventKenyons winning time for the event was 4372 The varsity tankers will try to finish the season with a winning record when they face Grove City this Saturday at Crane Pool enison Trounces Wrestlers lodous and Clark Cop Wins By BOB HORNING Oberlins wresting team weakened by the loss of four Sirters including Captain Kit Salter went to Denison Sat iay and met defeat by a score of 22 to 6 John Ilodous at 347 pounds and Cory Clark moving up to heavyweight to re n Tl T i i a l m liceaiiauieu nuy xjuck biuoa out as urjeriin s winners i wo c Oberlins squad got their first taste of competition having lrly three weeks of training behind them Ed Rutsky acting captain lost a disappointing bout in the 123 pound class 30 Freshman Dieter Knecht finished behind in his match at 130 pounds 60 On the 137 pound level Joe Cooper in his first match was pinned Ilodous Wins Crew Neck b LoHoller SWEATERS 695 UP Li WSOiXS 1 S Main Ph43231 Sntrumurals By LARRY CLINGINGSMITH Here are the results of the third week of play in the IM House Basketball Leagues MONDAY Theologs A 31 White House 47 Embassy 19 Second South Barrows fiS LEAGUE 52 Union Street 28 First South Barrows 48 Third Center Wilder 54 first North Barrows A 26 ln 1 ns league Second South Barrows is undefeated and iscurs v theuklRU0 cl1se contenders are White House and Frst bouth Barrows who defeated White House this week but previously suffered a loss at the hands of Second South Barrows MONDAY B LEAGUE mini bouth Barrows 37 Faculty 40 Third No Center Barrows 33 First North Barrows B 41 Undefeated teams in this Second So Center Barrows 22 Third West Wilder 30 Fourth Burton 35 Tenney 37 eauue are ThirH Smith Rirrmirc Pon ulty and First North Barrows By the time this issue has gone to press Facul y will have played Third South Barrows and one of thoseundefeated teams will have bowed out THURSDAY C LEAGUE Theologs C 44 Second South Barrows B 33 Second No Center Barrows 36 Second East Wilder 28 1 Wilder 30 Second West Wilder 25 Third East Burton 18 Third North Barrows 22 minutes remaining Teams who have incurred no losses in this league are Second West Wilder Second South Barrows B and Theologs The gamebeween Second West Wilder and Second South Barrows was stopped due to an injury so the 10 minutes which remained to be played will be made up at a later date THURSDAY FRESHMAN LEAGUE third North Noah 59 Fourth Noah 32 Third Center Burton 47 Second Center Burton 58 Second East Burton 27 Second West Burton 39 Third Center Noah 41 First West Burton as Two teams Third Center Burton and Second Center Burton have yet to be eliminated from the undefeated list in the Freshman League Dont miss the Intramural Snorts Fpstivil in hp hrll Gym on Friday Afar 6 Watch for further announcements and notices erenme his opponent by a score of 63 In the 157 pound division Oberlins Mike Margolis wasconfronted by defending conference champion George Brown Mar Oberlins first victory in this match came when John Ilodous who last Wednesday in his first match nearly upset Akronsdefending conference champion ov RASEBALL MEETING All men interested in varsity or junior varsity baseball should attend a meeting at 715 pmtomorrow in Warner Gym golis wrestled hard and carefully but was outscored 103 BobHorning another in first competition was outscored 61 in the 167 pound division At 177 pounds John Salapatas with a scant six hours of training behind him was pinned after a long battle with Denisons Gail Reickel Cory and Goliath The match was over so far as the possibility of an Oberlinvictory was concerned However Cory Clark put in the last word for the College by flattening and then containing Denisons goliath John Diendorfer for a 20 victory The malmen with anundaunted spirit are looking forward to meeting Ohio Wesleyan thisSaturday at the field house with a full squad Next comes theconference match li LnJ JUVJ lALaUcArL English CANINE CASANOVA H L ThinklhWOOOLE English ANGRY ALGEBRA TEACHER Thinklish translation This fellow reads nothing but the phone book numbers only The only music he likes islogarhythm the only dessert hell eat is pi When it comes to smoking hes 100 for Luckies Enjoying the honest taste of fine tobacco hes a fairly agreeable fellow But the second he misplaces a decimal or his Luckies his ire multiplies Label him wrathematician youve got his number English LOVESICK REPORTER English AQUATIC SPORTS ARENA English BREWERY TRADE MAGAZINE V thinklish YEARNALIST iurua f3M TALKATIVE ELEPHANT Thinklish SWIMNASIUM Thinklish BUBBLICATION BOBIRT GOIDSBOSOUGH NORTHWESTERN JOHN VISNAW JR U Of DETROIT MAKE 2B ThinJlsh YAKVDERM Start talking our languagewe ve got hundreds of chocks just itching to go Were paying 25 each for the Thinkbah words judged best Thinklish is easy t a new words from two wordslike those on this page Send yours to Lucky Stake Box 67A Mt Vernon N Y Enclose name address college and class Get the Get Imnpct taste of a LUCKY STRIKE worn strike mmmmi tMi mmmmrn A LUCKY V U STRIKE i iTbtuASTfD i CIGARETTES f T Product of MJmiuean tiCxJyay Mee is our middle name Fencers Crush Engineers Sabremen Excel as All Three Teams Win Younger Fencers Show Promise in Match By JOHN DONALDSON Fighting one of their top meets of the season the Yeoman fencing squad crushed Case Tech with victories in all weapons winning by a score of 17 to 10 As in earlier matches this season sabre and epee competition started first However this time the two squads weredetermined not to depend on foil to make up an early deficit The sabremen won handily weapon captain Ken Cheek and Shelley Miller bothwinning three bouts Freshman John Ken worthy replaced Knut Aagaard who dropped the first sabre bout of the day and fought well in winning his first varsity bout 53 He also dropped a close bout in his other chance 54 The sabre squad in general fenced well scoring clean decisive touches The vigor with which they fought attested to their determination to win The epee squad which has been having a rough season defeated the Engineer epeemen 54Weapon captain Hugh Tucker and Gene Thursby each won two of three while freshman Ben Pool was able to take only one of his three matches losing another by a 54 score Case Coach Overconfident Just prior to the final epee match Coach Freed of Case was overheard talking to one of his epeemen telling him that if he could win the final epee bout he Freed was confident that the Engineer foilmen could whip the Oberlin foil squad 72 Since Case at the time was on the short end of an 116 score this would have meant a victory for themHowever it turned out that the team from Cleveland won neither the final epee bout nor the foilcompetition nor the meet The Yeoman foilers thoughoutdone by the sabremen were not overcome by the tough Case squad Capital Rips Yeomen WithHotSecondHalfl Jacobs Leads Crimson Scoring Against Tight Lutheran Press By JON MARGOLIS The Oberlin basketball team after fighting through a close first half finally succumbed to a strong CapitalUniversity team by a score of 9367 Capital completely outplayed the Yeomen in the second half scoring a total of 53 points to Oberlins meager 28 The game started off at a fast and close pace The lead seesawed back and forth a number of times throughout the first half with the Yeomen usual ly holding a slight edge At one point the Oberlin lead was eight points Toward the end of the first half the Capital five went into a tight press on defense in anattempt to stifle the Crimsonoffensive drive But the Lutheran strategy was foiled by the one thing nostrategist can control the referees As the Yeomen tried to drive through the Capital defense the officials became strict and called fouls on the defenders Even though they suffered because of the fouls the Lutherans kept up the press for much of the game At the end of the half Capital led by a score of 4039 But in the second half theFighting Lutherans broke the game wide open With their star Ray Emcke scoring 21 of his 36 points in the closing stanza Capital went far ahead in the first minutes of the half and the Yeoman cagers were never again a threat All but one of Emckes 21 points were field goals On the local side Ron Jacobs was again the high scorernetting an even 20 points for theevening Jack Coniam was next with 16 The total Oberlin tally of 67 would have been enough in most ball games but the Yeomandefense just couldnt stop Emcke and company The basketball teams record now stands at nine and seven with three games left The team travels to Western Reserve tonight and to Ashland on Thursday A home game with Wooster Saturday night rounds out the season Foil action was started by Ed Topsy Turvey who notched the thirteenth win of the day If this bout was any indication next year Turvey will have an excellent chance to be the best fencer on the squad along with sabremen Miller and Twitch Watkins Following Turvey was team captain Bill Vaile who quickly clinched the Oberlin victory Once again Vaile fenced excellently during the meet going undefeated in three bouts In his final bout he administered only the third defeat of the season to the first man on the Engineer foil squad trouncing him 51 Alhough the Case man fought hard he was thoroughly outclassed by Vaile Also fencing for the Yeomen were foil captain Dick Mendes who went winless for the day and substitute foiler John Donaldson who replaced Turvey after the victory was assured Donaldson added one bout to the win column while losing one Coach Mike Golejewski stated The team fenced enthusiastically and with great purposefulness against a strong team It was plainly visible that all had one aim victory This victory was the greatest success of this years fencing The team attained the goal I had always thought of all three teams were victorious He commended the members of the squad for their outstandingindividual performances and noted The future members of the team also fought well Freshmen Ben Pool of the epee team and John Kenworthy of the sabre team In closing he mentioned the meet against Western ReserveUniversity this week and warned There is an adage in fencing no fencer should underestimate hisopponent Meet Reserve Thursday The teams record is now seven wins and four losses with one meet remaining The final match of the year is against WesternReserve 8 pm Thursday night in Warner Gym Seniors of the squad for whom this will be the last meet are Vaile Mendes Cheek Tucker and Dave Taggart Earlier this season Oberlin defeatedReserve 207 indicating thepossibility for substitution of a good number of the men on the team in this last meet 6Hour Laundry Service Try Our Student BACHELOR BUNDLE ic Regular Shirts 16c Sport Shirts 25c Wash Pants 41c ic Socks Underclothes Towels etc Washed Dried Fold 13c lb Over 10 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