Oberlin Review (Oberlin, Ohio), 1956-02-03

              Friday February 3 1956 THE OBERLIN REVIEW One Win Three Losses Give Cagers 46 Mark By DICK STEINER Running into asharpshooting wellcoordinated Mount Union College five theYeoman cagers dropped an 8159 decision Wednesday night at Alliance Ace Gilchrist led the locals with 16 points The Mount cagersoutrebounded the Yeomen while also hitting consistently from the field In the first half the Yeomen hit onlyonethird of their shots and in thesecond half were held to only five baskets by the Raiders sharpdefensive play Lose to Ashland On Jan 28 the local cagers were defeated by an Ashland College five which hit a phenomenal 528 per cent of their shots to roll up a 9885 victory despite a recordsetting performance by Gilchrist whose 32 points on 15 field goals and two foul shots broke Robie Shults previous high of 31 set in 1951 The 15 field goals was also an individual high bettering arecord of 14 held jointly by Shults and Dick Kuusela Accurate and deadly shooting by their opponents accounted foranother Crimson and Gold loss on Jan 21 when they went downbefore a Kenyon five which hit 60 per cent of their shots in thesecond half This accurate shooting in the second half was the downfall of the Yeomen since they were behind by only three points at the half 4542 Gilchrist scored 25 to again lead the locals The Yeoman JVs won their contest by a6942 score The local hoopsters won their fourth victory of the season on Jan 17 when they defeatedOtterbein College 8577 In this game Bob Gutmanns 27 rebounds did much to insure a Yeoman victory Page 3 Dave Gladfelter From the livnvh For Whose Glory iimnc snows 715 pm 9 JO pin APOLLO Always A Good Show SUNDAY EVENING 715 pm 930 pm TONITE Last Times for Howard Keel in KISMET with Ann Blyth In CinemaScope and Color SAT SUN MON FEB 456 The Most Sensational Trial in Military History vvapner Bros Gary in his role of roles i PLUS Jack Webb in an excellent timely specialty 24 HOUR ALERT Very Good TUES WED 2 EVES ONLY Glenn Ford Donna Reed in RANSOM This is an Olvm ri i n voir A 4U jwai nill letes from all over the world are assembling to compete in many sports The interest of the world is aroused for these quadrennial games ofTer the highest level of competition anywhere and demand the greatest skill But this intenst has deviated from the true purpose of the Olympic games No longer is it an interest in sports andathletes and great performances Glory for the sake of athletics has become obscured by a murk of international rivalry Despite the fact that theOlympic committee has requested no scoring by countries the press has published unofficial standings in which nations large and small rich and poor are compared as to athletic ability The performances of swimmers and skiers are chalked up on the samescoreboard Warm water is mixed with snow When amateur athletics are subordinated to nationalisticinterests sports becomes apolitical issue We squawk thatRussias subsidies to sports clubs are unethical yet through ourmilitary Olympic training program our government is doing the same thing Can the future of amateurathletics withstand such abuse v Dan Kinsey replaces Ralph Bibler as Yeoman swimming coach this semester CoachBibler is on sabbatical leave ofabsence to prepare for hisdoctorate at the University of Colorado Summary Basketball Jan 17 Oberlin 85 Otterbein 77 Jan 21 Kenyon 95 Oberlin 77 Jan 28 Ashland 98 Oberlin 88 Feb 1 Mt Union 81 Oberlin 59 Swimming Jan 18 Oberlin 45 Case 38 Jan 21 Oberlin 48 Kent State 36 Fencing Jan 21 Ohio State 15 Oberlin 12 Jan 21 Oberlin 15 Lawrence 12 Tankers Remain Undefeated Host Woostermen Tomorrow Fencers Split Over Vacation Showing strength in the sabre and foil classes Coach Theodore Simmons fencers defeatedLawrence Institute of Technology1512 and lost to Ohio StateUniversity 1215 in their last previous meets at Columbus The swordsmen will not duel again until Feb 17 Their next home meet will be Feb 25 Captain Dick Cole fencing in the sabre posted the best mark for the visitors with six victories In six matches Foilman Dave Katz lost only one of six Bob DeVoe had The Point Restaurant Tavern Oberlin Routes 10 20 East Hot Kosher Corned Beef Sandwich The Besf in Lorain County Hot Roast Beef Sandwich MEETING Prospective members of the spring track squad are urged to attend a meeting Monday In Warner gym 5 pm Men must be OKd by the health service as soon as possible For further information see Dan Kinsey or Jerry Lehmann II l i in v 1 I a in SHRIMP CHICKENINBASKET ITALIAN SPAGHETTI 99c 125 85c Your Favorite Cold Beverage To Take Out Open Seven Days A Week FEB 78 1 II III AMPLE PARKING PH 47131 I uf Jt V K f uJ HOUSEBOAT WITH SUNKIN LIVING ROOM ptTr Blue Beathard Sam Houston State LUUu j riJREFER IUCKESI i W I IB 411 MR II j I f I BARBELL FOR KNOCKKNEED FLY j 97LB WIAKLINO Sanford Zinn j Nelson Harden Indiana U U of New Hampshire the only creditable showing among epeemen with four wins in six matches Yuan Chang and Dick Makman each won a foil victory against Ohio State Tom Gelehrter in the epee won one of three matches and Paul Preising added two sabre wins Makman picked up two foil wins and AJ Oneto one against Lawrence In the sabre VicFerrall won two matches Preising one and Karl Stephens one Gunning for their seventh straight win and their fifth of the year the Yeoman mermen battle the Wooster Scots tomorrow in Crane pool at 330 pm Tomorrows meet against Wooster will be the last home meet before the final challenge with Conference champion Kenyon on Feb 25 The Scots captain Warren Craine was Conference champ for two years in a row in the 200yard butterfly breaststroke and last year was runnerup to Bob Huene feld in the new orthodox event Coach Dan Kinsey who hasreplaced Ralph Bibler on aSabbatical is optimistic about tomor rows meet and feels that some more records will be set by what he calls perhaps the bestswimming team in the history of the College Win Twice Two meets before exam week with Case Institute of Technology and Kent State University result ed in victory for the Crimson by the margins of 4512381A and4836 respectively In the Case meet two records fell a pool mark of 1508 set by Bill Fleming in the 160yard individual medley and a school record of 5126 by the Engineers Mark Morris in the 440 Cocaptain Nate Twining finished only onetenth of a second off the pool record of 302 in the 60 yard freestyle Come from Behind Kent State gave the Yeomen a very rough battle on Jan 21 Several disqualifications at thebeginning of the meet gave thevisitors a 2615 lead by the end of the diving Twining Fleming Ed Tarr and Huenefeld won the last four events and the final relay was victorious to win the meet and keep the Crimson undefeated string going 00CS0CO0CC0C0CC00COSC0COCO9000GO00S0CC00G000OSC A Complete Line of Mruy Goods For Your Needs STORE HOURS 8 am 6 pm Friday til 9 Sunday 105 ME Your Friendly REXALL Drug Store iCOOOCOSCeGOOOCOOOCOOOSOOOOOOGOSOOOOCCOGOSOSOOSOOt i IntrtunuralH U By Dick Steiner Intramural activity gets into full swing this week with theorganizing of the intramural house basketball leagues All thoseinterested should contact their house sport manager no later thanMonday noon when the eligibility lists are due in the IM office The teams entered will then bedivided into A B and C leagues An important organizational meeting for all house basketball captains will be held at 730 pm Monday for the freshmen and at 800 pm for the upperclassmen Third Noah captured thefreshman volleyball championshipwinning by forfeit over 3rd West MB In the upperclass Thursday North league Lower C Federal won by forfeit over 2nd West Burton and then defeated Upper B Federal by 4815 Weekend Meet With Terriers On Mat Slate Dean Robert Dixon and hisYeoman wrestling club travel toHiram Ohio tomorrow for thesecond meet in a home and home series with the Hiram College Terriers Dixon will use the same lineup that outrode the bluesuitedvisitors 2011 in the local grapplers opening meet Cocaptain ArtGiron will oppose the Terriers Bud Estes in the 123 pound match The locals Bill Skinner will follow in the 130 pound contest HankDanaceau and Ron Messner willwrestle at 137 and 147 poundsrespectively Cocaptain Woody Andrews at 157 pounds Chuck Eaton at 167 Bill Rugh at 177 and ChuckFitzgerald in the heavyweight class comprise the balance of the team Hiram coach Mike Koval counts heavily on his middleweight men 147 pound Walt Kohlerrunnerup in last years conference meet 130 pound Mike Shaffer and 157 pound Carl Oney Besides the loss to the Yeomen Hiram was mauled 2615 earlier in the season by a newly formed Allegheny College club Last years club defeated Hiram 1614 in their only encounter The locals finished with six wins and one loss If Its Edible Its Gettable CAUTION SLIPPERY DROODLE ABOVE But if you like your fun on the run it should be easy The title Bobsled team enjoying bettertasting Luckies Luckies taste better you know because theyre made of fine tobacco thats 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