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Radnor's Cinderella Team Faces Farrell for State Title
Raider aficionados, expected the 66 55, in 1951, in the Steelers' first portedly weak.there. So with the 540 points in 30 games, and Paul scoring runnerup (371) 1 who
By BILL HALL
Raiders' slight height advantage Kudelko, another playmaker and weighs 200 and stands 6 .'i : and
Cinderella finally had her in Maroon and White to get where if crack at the title during McClus- and a planned full-court press set shot ace. With them will be 6-1 Bill Allord, the big reboundis.
Only
thing
to
be
said
is
that
it
key's
tenure,
which
began
in
1948.
nings, and so has Radnor High
will be a good scrap, perhaps the Farrell's lone appearance before i "to slow down'' Farrell, it ^11 American and All^State foot- er. Brian is a senior, while Al
School's basketballers.
bailer Brian (ieneralov ich, the lord is a junior
should be a close game
Looked upon as the Cinderella tossup Farrell pilot Ed Mc then came in 194b and resulted in
a 29-28 loss to Lower Merion. the Dwyer. whose charges lost
five of area Class A PIAA com- Cluskey declared it would be.
petition for most of the season, But the Suburban League, Sec only other team to win four titles only to Haverford. 57-38, in the
second tilt ot the season, will go
coach Ellis Dwyer's current crop tion 3 winner, 12-0 in the leagued 1933-41-42-43).
while
taking
24
straight,
will!
This
year
the
Steelers
of
the
again with 6-1 Lodge, the tone
has done something no o t h e r
know
it's
been
in
a
game.
FonWPIAL's
Section
3
won
all
12
senior and scoring ace, who bag
Raider team could do. Radnor
has reached the State final and the Steelers, in the past 10 sea- loop contests and are 29-1 over- ged 25 points against York; 6 3
now stands a good chance to don sons, have almost become the ( all, the loss a 46-45 preseason sophomore Don Cahert, a good
synonym for champions.
'tilt with Spnngdale, but one |rebounder, 6-0 Lou Benn, anthe crown.
Since
1951,
Farrell
has
won;avenged
in the District 7 playoffs other soph and defense keystone,
The Raiders, paced by a suand 5 10 Don Blackwell and 6-0
four
State
crowns
and
is
makby
a
65-45
count,
perb Charley Lodge, shaded
^
York, 59-57, at Hershey Wednes- ing its sixth appearance. Thej Of the Radnor test, McCluskey John Simpson, both juniors and
day to gain their high estate as victories were recorded against'disagrees with Dwyer, who said the inside and outside jump shot
The
Eastern kingpin. And now they Coatesville, 63-55 (195^); Chester, Friday he didn't think the Raid- specialists, respectively.
sixth
man.
who
spells
Simpson,
58
52
(1954);
Palmerton,
57-45*ers
had
much
of
a
chance.
Mcface defending State titlist Farrell in the televised (WF1L-TV, (1956), and Chestejpr 77-66, last Cluskey declared, "I think it will is Cene Lpps, a steady 5-11
Ch. 6) big one Saturday .night at year, when, afto/clipper fans be a tossup, but I do think the junior.
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Radnor has excelled in that Lou Mastrian; shooting star WilNo one can predict the out- sports ban lor a year.
come, but then *no one, except The defeat was by Allentown, department, while Farrell is re- lard Somerset, who has canned
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Swimmers Set Abel Paces Oklahoma
Four U. S. MarksTo Lead on NCAA Mat
MfcHendler
Sports
Results
Continued From 1st Sports Page
CLASS l CHAMPIONSHIP
84
t ommodore Perry 75
COLLEGE PARK. Md.. March 25 (APi—Oklahoma's 130- West Rradinc
EStIT TOl RNAMKNT
Se
mi-Final
ppund defending champ, Stan Abel, and his three heaviest I r r n i i . i i ( atholir 73 lovt.l
St. P t l f t ' i (Jeraer city) 72
mates scrapped their way into the finals of the National ColFATHER JUDGE PAROCHIAL
legiate Athletic Association
TOIRNEV
wrestling tournament Friday R V M il SemifinalsSt. Matthew < 24
DALLAS, March 25 ( A P I Resurrection jl
for a commanding team lead. St. Martin s 4f>
Records fell like autumn leaves
The Sooners had 47 points after
in the NCAA swimming and
Independent
the semifinals and their four
idiving championships Friday
BASKETBALL
J night, three beating everything
finalists could pick up three
Northeast Bovs Club
;in the books. Southern Calimore each Saturday by winning.
Rndesburc Branch
Intermediate Semifinals
fornia shot into the lead in the
Oakie
76
Royals 63
DEFENDING TEAM 4TII
I fight for the team championship
Frankford Branch
Midcet Division Semifinals
Iowa State was in second place
jwith 49 points.
St. Joan of Arc 35
N'.E. Dukes 33
with 29 points and a pair of
Biddy Leafue Quarter-Finals
Mike Troy, of I n d i a n a ;
Bears 26
Eagles 23
finalists. Wyoming was next at Hanks
|Charley Bittick, Southern Cali33
Tigers 31
28
and
Oklahoma
State,
the
deMANN RECREATION LEAGUE
fornia, and Thomas Peterson,
Intermediate Finals
fending champion, could muster A J. Shopa
|Stanford, led the record assault
86
V Phila. Jets 48
(A. J. Snopa leads best-of-thrre aeries,
only 26.
as the meet passed the half-way
1-0)
In addition to three points at
Junior Finals
point.
77
Hannabal AC 54
stake in each of the finals, win- A. J. i Shopa
Nine finals have been held and
Best-of-threr series even. 1-1 >
DEPT
OF
RECREATION
LEAGUE
ners
of
the
final
consolations
there have been four NCAA,
G)!d Medal Tourney
Saturday night will earn f o u r Cherry Tree 100
American and meet records,
Minneapolis-Honeywell 76
points and losers two.
three met records and one NCAA
EXHIBITION
Harlem
Romedv
Kids 104
Abel and his "big three'' coland meet record. The only reaPhila. College Seniors 71
leagues
spurted
ahead
in
the
30th
son there is no record in the ninth
annual tournament by winning
event — 1-mete diving — is that
New hnsco Coacf
twice Friday. Abel went into the
there is none recognized in this
one. Sam Hall, Ohio State, won
finals with a 9-4 decision over! SAN FRANCISCO, March 25
it with 510.35 points.
Ramon West, of Rochester Insti-(UPI).—Pete Peletta, 32, MonTroy did the 200-yard butterfly
tute of Technology.
College coach
t e r e y Permlsula
in 1;57.8, Bittick sped the 200
TWO LATE POINTS
was named head basketball
backstroke in 2:00.1 and PeterDale
Lewis,
Oklahoma's
heavy'coach
at University of San Franson swam the 100 breaststroke in
lf
weight,
followed
by
the
skin
!
Cisco
Friday, succeeding Ross
1:03.1 to set new NCAA, Amerihis
teeth,
scoring
two
late
pointsJGiudice,
who resigned.
resigned. After
can and meet records.
for
a
3-1
decision
over
Royjgraduating
f
r
o
m Sacramento
Another record that swept the
Bruce
Lundy,
of
the
VesWeber,
Northwestern.
L
e
w
i
s
l
State
P e l e t t a c o a c h e d in h i g h
boards was the 2:03.2 by Lance
Larson, of Southern California, per Club, is all smiles after took Weber to the mat for two s c n o o l s u n t i l g e t t i n g t h e M o n .
in the 200 individual Thursday his 2:08.7 clocking in the points with only 10 seconds left in terey post
220-yard freestyle set a new their deadlocked overtime tussle.
night.
George Goodner, Oklahoma's
The night's session wound up record in the Middle AtlanJl91-pounder,
and Dave Campbell,
with a new meet record in the tic AAU swimming meet.
jits
177
star,
advanced to the
400 freestyle relay by Southern
'finals
with
easy
point decisions.
California, with Larson swimDave
Auble,
23,
of Cornell,
ming a great lap. The West
stuck
along
with
Abel
as the
Coast boys were timed in 3:18.5.
only
seekers
of
repeat
collegiate
It was this triumph that put
titles by outscoring Jim Bledsoe,
Southern California ahead in the
of Southern Illinois, 12-4, in the
team race. The Trojans were 10
semi-finals.
points ahead of favorite MichiSEMI-FINALS
gan, which had 39. Indiana was
115 POUNDS-Dlckson Wilson. Toledo,
third with 35 and Harvard fourth
decisioned Mitt Taroura, Oregon State,
17-year-Old 5-2; Elliott Simons. Lock Haven, deciBruce Lundy,
with 27.
sioned Dennis Friedericha, Iowa State,
senior f r o m Northeast High 5-3.
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Lundy Standout
In AAU Swim
Radnor High and Farrell High
shoot for the State Championship
„ ,
.
,
,
. , I 123—Dave Auble. Cornell, decisioned
c h o o l , SCOred V i c t o r i e s i n t h e James Bledsoe, Southern Illinois; 12-4:
Stauffers Score Ssenior
Massaki Hatti, Oklahoma State, deci
division 220 freestyle and sioned
David Camsoine, Ohio State, 11-11
and
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400-yard individual medley in 130—«-5Stanley
Abel, Oklahoma, decisionIn Squash Doubles the first day of the Middle At- edLauchie,
Ramon West, R.T.T., *-4; Larry
Pittsburgh, decisioned Norman
lantic AAU swimming and diving
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Stauffer
championships Friday at Penn's
scored in straight games in Hutchinson Pool.
reaching the quarter-final round Lundy's 2:08.7 shattered the
of the Pennsylvania State squash 12-year mark of 2.11.2 held by
racquets doubles championship o ly 'n^p* ia nT 0 e Verdeur" to ^ t a b Friday night at P h i l a d e l p h i a ; ^ a n e w d i s t r i c t a n d r e s i d e n t
Cricket Club. Amory King a n d ; s t a n d a r d f o r t n e f r e e s t y ie,
Mrs. Frank Pilling rallied to win His time also eclipsed the
in five games.
'senior mark of 2:12.0 set by Gay
FIRST ROUND - George Miller and
Mr». Carl Helmetag, Phila. Cricket, del. Hopkins of Vesper in 1957. MinJack Bremble and Lee Erdtmann, Ger- ;utes later Lundy capped the
mantown Cricket, U S , 15-10, 15-11. 13-15
15-11: Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hayden, Phila night by churning to a 4:46.8 vicCricket, del. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Reed tory in the 400-yard individual
Germantown Cricket. 15-13, 15-12. 15-13
I SECOND ROUND-Mr. and Mrs £ £ medley.
than Stauffer. Merion Cricket, del. Don
; Houston, Wilmington, and Tracy John
i son, Merion Cricked, 15-5. 15-8. 15-9; Amory Kin* and Mrs. Frank Pilling. Phila.
Cricket, def. Ted Campbell. Germantown
Cricket, and Betty Woll. Cynwyd. 12-15,
15-11. 11-15. 15-12. 15-12.
Charter, Bar+ram
Romp in Baseball
Young. Michigan State, 4-0.
137—Les Anderson, Iowa State, decisioned Mike Leta, Rutgers. 3-1; Lester
Austin. Syracuse, decisioned Guy Guccione, Penn State, 4-4 and 4-1 (overtime).
147—Larry Hayes, Iowa State, decisioned Dominie Fatta, Purdue. 3-0; Jerry
Frude, Wyoming, decisioned Ralph
Clark, Lock Haven, f-4.
157—Art Kraft, Northwestern, decisioned Autry Ehler. Portland State.
6-5; Braden Turner. Lehigh, decisioned
Palmer Marshall, Purdue, 6-4
167-Ronnie Clinton, Oklhoma State,
decisioned Dennis Fitzzgerald, Michigan
U.. 7-4; Dick Ballinger, Wyoming, decisioned Gary Wilson, Colorado State College, 2-0 (overtime).
177-Hoy ConPad, Northern Illinois,
pinned George Ihnat. Indiana U.. 2:24:
Dave Campbell, Oklahoma U., decisioned
Al Rushatz, Army. 15 3.
l»l—George Goodner, Oklahoma U
V e s p e r B o a t C l u b , C o a c h e d b y . decisioned Paul Eckley. Waynesburg.
Ithaca, decisioned
«,
V,
„ ,,
, . . . . ' 11-5; Jack Stanbro, Iths
Mary
Kelley, led in the Gordon
Trapp Iowa,-7-2.
HEAVYWEIGHT
Sherwln Thorsen.
(,,., m Freeman
standings by capturing Iowa U„ decisioned John
Baum. Michi-1
gah
State.
3-1;
Dale
Lewis.
Oklahoma,:
seven firsts in individual compe- decisioned Roy Weber, Norther,
3-1'
tition and one first place in the (overtime).
SCHAEFER BEER PRESENTS THOROUGHBREDS
FROM AQUEDUCT 4:30-5 TODAY WCAU-TVCh.10
THl f t M SCHMFE* SKEWING CO . NEW YOSK nt AllANY
relay events.
JUNIOR WOMEN'S 100 FREESTYLE
—i. Ginny Jackson, Suburban Swim;
Club; 2, Linda Ferguson, Vesper Boat
Club; 3. Janet Auspos, Wilmington,
Aquatic. 1:03.*. (Mis* Jackson set meet
D . « * « — record of 1.03.5 in qualifying heats: old
Penn Charter and H a r t r a m record. 1:04.5. set by Dot Forbse. CamY. 1935 >
scored easy victories Friday to denSENIOR
WOMEN'S 200 FREESTYLE
open the city's high school base- —I, Dtedre Rhoads, Vesper; 2. Linda
Lewis, Vesper; J< Barbara Bartleson.
ball season.
Wilmington Aquatic. 2:50.8. (Meet recold record of 2:56.5 set by Miss
Merrill Ambler collected three ord;
Rhoads in 195f.)
JUNIOR MEN'S 100 FREESTYLE-1,
hits and knocked in three runs Ron
Theiss, Germantown Y; 2. Jim Mowhile pitching a one hitter to give Fadden. Suburban SCi 3, Al Hogg. MainY. 0=556
Penn Charter a 10-0 win over line
SENIOR MEN'S 220 FREESTYLE-I.
Bruce
Lundy. Vesper; 2- Bruce Trainor,
Germantown High.
,Vesper; 3. Peter Freis, Vesper. 2:087
B a r t r a m d o u b l e d W e s t CathO- (New district resident record: old reel s - ft t .„itu a i n~.u;- . : . i , ; . . . . . J o r d of 2:11.2 set by Joe Verdeur in 194*.
llC, 9 - 1 , With A l GoIdlS p i c k i n g u p n e w M t 1 | 0 r Middle AAU record; old rcr
th<>
n w
h i l e sMiMsiiuii,
m a s h i n g omil
u t tmhir ei ei o r Sd E°*
2:12.0 set
by Gay Hopkins
in 1957.1
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WOMEN'S
250 BREAST
NIOR
STROKE-1,
Barbara
Chesneau,
Vesper;
singles and a double
2. Flo Vogan. Vesper; 3. Marie Amato,
Vesper. 3 328.
SENIOR MENS 220 BREASTSTROKE
—Ii Richard Lobs. Suburban; 2. John
Netherv, unattached; 3. Don Gallagher.
Keystone Swim Club. 2:56.6.
JUNIOR WOMEN'S 100 BACKSTROKE
- 1 , Mary Ann Williams. Ablngton Y; 2.
Susan Lieder, Vesper: 3- Mary Meek-..
T
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record; old
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F li aa . , jMarr-h
n * u t l l unattached.
, w o r ( | „( j . j1:12.9.
j j ^(Meet
bf M „ , y Herkel,
25 ( A P ) . — E g O n Q u i t t n e r , o f Phil-;Lancaster Swim Association, in 1941'
" , , v . £ I J v i! o „ - ^ nr SENIOR WOMEN'S 110 BACKSTROKE
a d C l p h i a S O l d Y o r k KOad L L j - 1 , Lynn Hopkins. Vesper; 2. Nina Har
anrl n r e e i H o n t nt t h » A m e r i r n n mar. Vesper; 3, Barbara Grady, Vesper
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In Seniors Final
ana president, or ine American,, :05s (Me#t rfCOrA., 0 | d record of i;07.i
Seniors* Golf Association, upset
••« by *"** Hopkins in 1959 >
F
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.1 JUNIOR MEN'S 100 BACKSTROKEfavored
M a l l i e R e y n o l d s , a n d J. Lanny Reppert. unattached; 2. Earle
moved into the finals of the A.-:«&&"•• T r S ^ m v e ^ U , ['
sociation's annual tournament*;>»>*£ record; ojd record ofJM» «¥b»
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41st ANNUAL PeieA.A*
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
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(Frank Harter. North Branch Y, in 1941 I
Friday.
| SENIOR
MEN'S
100
BACKSTROKE-
He will meet J. Walcott Brown,'&*£,. B US n ,Ur U A < 5St^
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Seagirt, N. J., in tht: 18-hole final>»Sffl 6 H ™* k l$\ l t
BUTTKRFLY
Pat Ikeda.
2:24.4Saturday. Brown defeated Frank 1Trainor.
- . SusanVesper;
btmt 3.vt«per;
2. Barbara
(District and resident record; oW record
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f
Ross.
Both semifinal victories were °* ^ --l "!i, * J»* «I "J l *-,*»d
senior Middle AAU record of 2:35.7 b*
by 4 and 3 scores.
Susan Sangter in 1959. >
Phila. Teams Out
Of Court Tennis
5 0 C O M E T S G I V E N AWAY F R E E !
SENIOR MEN'S 200 BUTTERFLY-1.
Richard Fogel. York Y; 2- Leo Rota,
Vesper. 3, George Bird. Germantown Y,
2:32.3JUNIOR WOMEN'S 200 INDIVIDUAL
MEDLEY-1. Helen Meeks, unattached;
2, Linda Ferguson. Vesper; J, Marita
Gavaghan. Keystone Swim Club. 2:37.3.
SENIOR WOMEN'S 400 INDIVIDUAL
MEDLEY-1. Susan Doerr. Vesper; 2.
Nina Harmer, Vesper; 1, Lynn Soangler.
Vesper. 5:20.1.
.
JUNIOR MENS 200 INDIVIDUAL
MEDLEY-1. Eric Snyder, unattached;
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3, Pam ( assella, Vesper 311.20.
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RELAV-1, Vesper ( (Grady, Wachel
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Suburban Swim Club 4:12? (Meet
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