Smyrna times., 1960-12-15
Delaware Teams
Remain Urbeaten
In Winter Sports

teams remained undefeated as
the Blue Hen varsity and frosh
scored victories over six oppon-
ents last week. A limited sched-
ule this week will precede the
annual Christmas vacation which
starts after classes on Saturday.
The Hen basketball squad ad-
ded wins two and three by lick
ing Johns Hopkins, 1854, at
Ba t i'm ore, and Pennsylvania
Military College, 1874, in a wild
battle at Carpenter Field House.
Captain Jack Baly, 6-l guard
from Union, N. j., paced the
Hen attack against Johns Hop
kins with % points and sparked
the second half drive that saw
the Hens pull away from a slim
four-point halftime lead. Tom
my Adams, forward from Ocean
City, N. j., added l9 points,
but Center Nate Cloud, of Will
mington, Del, was the top all
round performer with 81 points
and IL rebounds.
Baly was the hero of the clash
with PMC as he dumped a pair
of free throws in the final min
ute to provide the Hens win
ming pad. Jack Barry, guard
from Dunkirk, N. Y, bucketed
10 points, Baly had 18 and Cloud
had Is points and 10 rebounds.
Bill Wagamon, forward from
Milton, DEL, also was a big man
under the boards with 10 re-
bounds.
Pete Cloud, brother of Nate,
paced the Delaware freshman
courtmen to an easy 72-57 win
over PMC jayvees. Pete had Is
points and IL rebounds as the
Hens posted their second win.
Darrell Smith, of Clendenin, w.
Va, took Scoring honors with
10 points.
Delaware Mermen Score Upset
A record-breaking perform
ance by diver Pete Georges, of
Wilmington, Del, led the Della
ware mermen to an upset 50-45
win over Dickinson for their Sec
ond win. Georges tailed 69.32
points to beat his own mark set
last year of 67.01. John Malon-
ey, also from Wilmington, won
the SO and 100 sprints for Del
aware.
It was the first win for the
Hens over Dickinson in four
years. The visitors from Carl
isle, Pa, invaded Taylor Pool
with a record of 35 consecutive
victories over four seasons.
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Hen Matmen Defeat Haverf0rd
The Blue Hen matmen made
Coach Gen Watson's debut a
memorable one by defeating Ha-
verford, 26-5. Tony Jeffcott, l37-
FOUNDER from Middletown, Del;
Mike Quillin, l47-pounder from
Ocean City, Md, and Co-captain
Bill Cornwell, l67-pounder from
West Chester, Pa, won by pins
each with a halfnelson. Decis-
ions were taken by jeff Fried
hotter, l23, from Westbury, N.
Y; Co-captain Tom Stanton, l57,
of Somerville, N. j., and John
Strobe, I77, of Haddonfield, N.
J. Jerry Beaman, of New Cas-
tie, Del, wrestled to a draw in
the heavyweight class.
Delaware's freshmen grappl-
ers defeated Haverford, 2l-9, as
John Siebert, 1877, of Somerville,
N. j.; Bob Young, lat, of Belts
vile, Md, and Kim Morton, lit.
of South Branch, N. j., register
ed pins. Decisions were scored
by Ron Preston, l23, of Wyom-
ing, Del; Ted Pochinski, 1870, of
New Brunswick, N. j., and
Bruce Blake, heavyweight from
Claymont, Del.
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The Blue Hen courtmen will
attempt to extend their streak
at Washington College on Tues
day, and at Bucknell on Friday
in a key Middle Atlantic Con-
ference game. The Hen wrestl-
ers will be at Lafayette on
Thursday, and the swimmers
will participate in the first an
nual Eastern College Swimming
Association Relays at New York
University on Saturday.