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Tutors cop honors; down roast chicken with drumstick drag A dinner was held for the members of the wrestling and basketball squads.
Tutors invade Northlands for two contests; battle North Dakota State Friday; North Dakota U. on Saturday Both North Dakota teams that the Tutors will face this weekend stand at the top of the North Central Conference standings with undefeated records.
Tolan and Curtis take third, fourth in league scoring John Tolan and Robert Curtis hold fourth and fifth places in the North Central Conference standings for individual scoring.
Tutors downed by undefeated Cornell matmen Panthers were defeated by Cornell, 17 1/2 to 14 1/2.
Women's sports Intramural basketball competition has begun; intramural volleyball competition will start next week.
Jackrabbits take Panther five in conference tilt Tutors were defeated by South Dakota State, 39-37.
Bevan definitely lost to Panther grid staff; former line mentor signs to coach at Tulane University Panther assistant coach Bill Bevan will be the new assistant coach at Tulane University next year.
Two sophomores lead Tutor scoring place with large margin John Tolan holds first place in Panther scoring with seventy-one points for the season.
Wrestlers meet Minnesota squad on Gopher mat ISTC will compete against the University of Minnesota in the most challenging match of the year.
Hoop teams in five-way tie; Catholic students nose out Phi Tau Theta team in close game Results from intramural men's basketball competition are posted.
Conference standings North Dakota holds first place in the North Central Conference in basketball competition.
Closes athletic career After accepting a teaching position, Paul Beckman was forced to give up his position on the basketball team because he could not continue with the required 12 hours of classes; photo.