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P ^ E FOUR THE BUFFALO BEE Friday, Fel»liary 20,1948 Motmen, Frosh Cogeis on Deck For Action in Clark Tonight A two-front sports evening is oii&the woes of the week-end, the bus tap in Clark Memoriai Gymnasium tonight as the Buii mat-men and freshm en cagers swing into action. Beginning at 7:30 P.M. the grap- plers piay host to St. Lawrence University on the mat white dl- rectiy after the wrestiing tourna m ent the frosh cagers square off against Victoria College on the court. Admission to both of these events is free. The week end of Friday the 13th left its mark on both the Bull grunt- and-groaners and fencers. T h e Blue and W hite m at crew took it on the whiskers last Friday in a close contest with Ontario Agri cultural College, 18-16. However, they rebounded the next evening against the University of Toronto maulers who boasted a star-studded array of All-Canadian intercollegi ate Champions. Buffalo bested the Canadians, 17-12. Adding to carrying the mat-men broke down three times and extra workouts were called for as the squad rassled the vehicle to and fro. On the fencing front, the Bulls dropped a hard-fought match to the University of Toronto, 15-12. Paul Blackmon and Ben Volk led the epee squad to a 6-3 triumph as they won two and lost two each. Joe Coppola, Jack Harry, and Dick Roberts notched a win apiece for the saber crew which was beaten, 6-3. Bob Mendelsohn captured two of his three bouts in the foil de partm ent, nosed out by a 6-4 count. The Blue and W hite swordsmen are in for a brief respite after their week-end loss which marked the final Buffalo road match. Ober- lln will be the next opponent on March 6 while a mighty Case out fit storms into town tor a clash on March 13. INTRAMURAL SPORTS By Henry J. Lojek Sigma Alpha Nu scored a run away victory last Tuesday night as they defeated Beta Chi Epsilon, 38-16. Don Kinsella paced SAN with 13 points. H a rry McWilliams, usually the mainstay of BXE, was hurried out of the tussle in the opening minutes on fouls. This may account for the showing ren dered by BXE. Chi Tau Omlcron remains un challenged in its hold for second place as they won handily over the cagers of PI Lambda Phi, 89-25. Jim Mathis and Joe Denzak paced XTO with 13 and 10 points respec tively while Greenberg led the Pi Lam scorers with 11 counters. Beta Sigma Psi now holds the position of the third place berth as they defeated Kappa Delta Psl, 35-21. Jim Brady, tallying 9 count ers, was followed by Howie Schwinn and Lee Germain who (Continued on Page 8) U. B. Cagers Face R.P.I. in And Tomorrow Alter Week-end SpUl By EARL J. McHUGH W A S H IN O T O N 'C FA R E W E L L A D D R E S S Here, in our First Presi dent’s own handwriting, is part of the far-sighted speech he delivei^ to the American people 162 years ago. The spirit of the doctrine still applies. 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Parke r\5r Copyrlfbi IBM hy Tbo PiMkor K« d OBWpAnv The basketball Bulls return to lo-^and cal competition this week-end with two games In Memorial Auditor ium. Last night U. B. m et Oberlin, and tomorrow the team faces the highly rated Engineers of RPI. Coach Elken’s charges celebrated Valentine's Day with a 46-45 win of Allegheny in the latter’s gym. U. B. pulled away to an 18-6 lead in the first period, and amassed a 31-21 lead at halftime. The Bulls’ lead was cut to 37-33 at the three-quarter mark, and with only 2:15 remaining the score was tied at 42-all. Paul Brady then scored a basket and Bill Needham and Lou Stevens tallied free throws to insure the U. B. win. Needham was top U. B. scorer with 12 points, Corriere followed with 10 points, and Bob Eldridge scored 8. Friday, 13, was indeed a bad day for the Blue and W hite as the cag- ers were trounced 63-48 by Grove City in the Pennsylvania hamlet. The Bulls held a 14-8 lead at the end of the first period, but trailed at halftime 31-23. U. B. was unable to stop big Bob Ungren who tallied 19 points, and Robertson, the 6 ft. 5 in. center of the locals who scored 20 more. At the end of three quarters U. B. trailed 36-46, and all chances of victory were removed when Bill Rudlck, Paul Brady, Bob Eldridge, and Lou Stevens were banished on fouls. W ith four m inutes left the Bulls were behind 56-46, and were held to one basket for the rem ain der of the game while the locals netted eight more points, Lou Corriere paced the scoring with 9 points, and Bill Needham Len Serfustini followed with 8 and 7 respectively, U. B. coasted all the way la drubbing Fredonia State T e a c h e rs 58-29 in Clark Gym on Feb. 9. Coach Eiken sent the entire squad into action to prevent a wider m ar gin. U. B.’s starting five piled up an 18-6 lead in the first period, and was rested for the rem a inder of the half. The subs battled the visi tors on fairly even term s in the second quarter to give U. B. a 30- 16 lead at the intermission. The first quintet returned in the third period and garnered 19 points for a 49-21 lead at the end of th a t quarter. The U. B. reserves played throughout the final period of the lopsided contest. Blil Needham was again the leading Bull scorer with 12 points, foliowed by Len Serfustini w ith 10 and Corriere with 8 points. The Sampson College five was alm o st obliterated by the Bulls by a 71-44 score on Feb. 6 In Clark Gym. U. B. completely outclassed the visitors, And held a 36-18 lead at halftime. At the end of the third period the Bulls led 52-33. The subs took over in the final period and achiev ed the highest total of the current campaign. Paul Brady topped the scorers with 16 points, and Len Serfustini and Bill Needham scored 10 apiece. 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