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PAGE FOUR T H E BUFFALO BEE Friday, November 5, 1948 GERM.1N ERNTEFEST ON THURSDAY NIGHT “Swing you partner left and rigfit — mit den Fuesschen tapp, tapp, tapp!” — These and many more spirited calls will be heard in Norton Union Auditor ium on Thursday, Nov. 11 at 8:00 P.M. when the U. B. Ger man Club presents its “Ernte- fest” of singing-folk, square dances, schottisches, polkas, and waltzes. Admission is free, and all U. B. (Continued on Page 7, Col. 1) More independent e x p e rts sm o k e Lucky Strike regularly than the next 2 leading brands combined! Ah Imparfiol poll covering all the Southern tobacco markets reveals the smoking preference of the men who really know tobacco—auctiorv> •ers, buyers and warehousemen. M ore of these independent experts sm o k e Lucky Strike regularly th a n the n e x t tw o lending brands com b ined. CO P N ., TMR AMRRICAN TOBACCO COItBANT LUCKY STRIKE MEANS FINE TOBACCO Iround, so firm, so folly packed — so fre« and easy on the draw By DICK SHELGREN The campus league champions, Scotch and Sodas, edged BXE, the fraternity champions, 10-9, in a well played speedball game. This was the first meeting of league champions under the new system for the PEM tro phy. Trailing 4-0 at an early stage the Scotch and Sodas, with fine play by Daly, Genner, and Zicht came back strong to win the de cision. Outstanding for BXE were Needham, Kryszczuk and Dick Lewis in goal. In Campus League football the Steamrollers and Dents played to a scoreless tie and still remain tied for the 4:30 P.M. league lead. They will play again this Friday. The Dim defeated the Rhombus 13-0 and the Kilroys forfeited to the Inkspots in the only games scheduled. The winner of the Steamrol ler-Dents game will play the Scotch and Sodas, who were the winners of the 3:30 league for the campus league champion ship. Beta Chi Epsilon won its sec ond fall championship by squeaking out a 7-0 victory over Kappa Delta Psi in touch foot ball. After taking the opening kickoff, BXE marched down the field, only to have Harry Gill- man drop a last-down pass in the end zone. Kappa Delt, un able to move the ball, kicked and BXE took over at midfield. Two passes from Hank Banas to \Points” Molin placed the ball deep in Kappa Delt territory. BXE then scored on a Banas to Penley sleeper pass play for the lone Ld. Banas then clicked with another toss to Penley for the extra point. Kappa Delt was never able to get moving, as Ed Mehl and Hank Banas came np with time ly interceptions. Outstanding performances for Kappa Delt were turned in by Bob Toole, Pete Allen and Gordie Grable. Mr. Neill has announced that basketball competition will start in two weeks. All teams interested in participating should contact Mr. Neill. NO BUGS! Though we’ve heard many complaints about the Norton Union cafeteria, one that def initely is not justified is that which questions its cleanli ness. Members of the Biol ogy Department searched the entire establishment, upstairs and down, and were unable to find a single insect to add to its tremendous collection. Baby Bulls Crush Eagle Frosh, 20-12, End Season on Road By DON WIESNET The University of Buffalo Baby Bulls prepared for their final game of the season against Genesee Junior College tomor row afternoon at Lima, N. Y., by roaring to their second vic tory of the campaign with a convincing 20-12 triumph over the Niagara Eaglets before a gathering of 1500 at Rotary Field last Saturday morning. The frosh gridders tallied the only score in the first half, to lead 7-0 at that point, and add ed two more touches in the sec ond half to hold a 20-0 margin before weakening with only five minutes remaining to allow the little Eagles their two scores. The final Niagara t.d. came as a result of a 92 yard run with an intercepted pass when it ap peared that the Buffalo team was on its way to another score. The UB fledgings staged a highly-creditable performance in the their only home appear ance of the season as the spec tators were impressed with the fine passing of Don Holland plus the pass catching ability of Arnold Cameron, Carl Mar- key, Ed Gicewicz and the fine defensive play by the ends and tackles. The Niagara victory was not without its drawbacks, however, as big Bob Lipinczyk, the first-string center was side lined with a dislocated elbow and is probably out for tomor row’s game. Halfback Sebas tian “Ribs” Ticigiliano suffered broken ankle in the first quar ter and had to be carried from the field. This leaves Coach Grieco’s team seriously handi capped for their clash with Gen esee. Mike Guercio kicked for Buf falo, Larry Russ running the ball from the Niagara, 8 to 42. The Niagara attack proved in effective against the stalwart UB front line and Ray Siebidia punted to the Bull’s 12 whers Holland fumbled but regained possession on the 9. On an ex change of punts the Baby Bulls gained 31 yards, Ed Gicewicz of UB getting off a booming 52 yard boot. After bringing the ball into Buffalo territory, Niagara elect ed to kick and Siebidia sent one traveling down to the 11 yard line of the UB. On the first play Holland connected with i pass to right end Carl Markey for a 15 yard gain. Guercio shot through the middle for 19 yards as the UB attack began to roll in high gear. Stan Wes- cott picked up 6 yards on the following play. Then Holland (Continued on Page &, OoL 4 ) - *