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GRAND MILITARY BALL Pittsburgh Hilto N \ Hotel MUSIC by PAT OLIVIER ' I - OPEN to EVERYONE Rv« •DUqUBare DUKE, FRIDAY, Flfr, U, 1M*' >*CC WWi Oscar Nominations Duchesses Do It Again- Dayton Downs Continued tro" page A drama, *Dsys of Wine and ROMI', and the medical cut history drama, Score Victory At Playday Dukes, 5857 •David and Liu*, bava a food chase* to be »""i hurled .V Here are ray cbdieu Mr Best Director: Jules Dasslii tor "Phaedra"; They've dona II again! battling back from an It* John Frankenhelmer tor "Blrdman of Alcatrai'; John Huston tor The Duchesses have added aaother victory. At the Second Annual deficit late In the second •Freud*; David Lean tor "Lawrence of Arab!*'; tad Sidney Lumet for Basketball Playday, Saturday, Feb. «,.at Grove Car/ College, the •Long days Journey Into Night'. through all three rounds played In detoahVd by Dayton, 5WI, at the Tony Richardson for *A Tut* of Hooey* and Lewis Milestone for from slippery Rock .at •Mutiny on the Bounty' have pretty good shots. Thar played la competition with byhy| Flyers*^ Gordy Hatton walk Ova local schools - Pitt, Geneva, Rock in a gam* tent at I very sched­ si Beet Actress: Anne Bancroft for 'The Miracle Worker*, Bette Davis uled during the weak of Feb. la- for -Whatever Happened to Baby Janer.KaUiarlne Hepburn for "Long SUpoery Rock, Tf — — specked by bat sharp Days Journey Into Night', Mellna Mercourl lor "Phaedra", sad Gerelo- Grove City Duquesne met Pat, Coach Phyllis Sangutgiu views away at Dayton's early lne Pat* tor "Sweet Bird of Youth." this as a •dUOeaM match.* She Rosalind Russell for "Gypsy", Judy Garland tor. "A Child Is Watting* champions, in the first half lead, and with mil Playing ten-minute halves the •if we on defeat them, we tied the eccce at SW1 and Rita Toahlngham for "A Taste of Honey" have a good chance. go all the way in collegiate But Supporting Actress: Patty Dak* ( "The Miracle Worker; Duchesses managed to sold onto aasaer by John C*galla. 0r a (-point edge at half-time, lead­ fru throws by Mlneotu Js» Fonda tor *Waat on the Wild Side,* Angels Lansbury tor 'All ing «-5. fall Don*, Thelma Rltter for 'Blrdmsn of Alcatrai*, and Sussanah •eat ttM DaattM lh#id D" tWO, A. thrwe-poim-play by Wta- York tor "Frand*. Pitt led the second halt, 9-», hut good defense on the part of of Dayton gave therrr*r> Betty Field for •Blrdman of Alcatraz*, Shirley Knight for •Sweat Riflers Bote To the Ducbeeses found Duquoaoe on lead, until Willi* Ron 31rd of Youth*, and Gena Rowlands for "A Child Is Waiting" have a good a ontpolnt the winning and, 18-12. jumper with 1:11 remaining Bat Duku back In the head. Best Actor: I found this cstsgory quite difficult to make any choicu. Beth Hochreln was high scorer W. la.; Indiana to put, with 10 points. Montgomery Cttfl tor "Freud"; Bart Lancaster for "Blrdman of 57-M Playing the second round, the During the past week theDu- Flyers then played aome Alcatrai'; Jack Lemmon for "Days of Wine and Roans*.; Peter O'Toole 1*4 Duchesses faced Slippery Rock qwane rlfletesm lost two matcbu. bell, and Hatton scored -lor "Lawrence of Arabia"; and Anthony Qulnn for 'Requiem for a with the playing time cut to 6- In a Saturday afternoon match on the visitors from Ohio the Heavywastet*. to gt< mlaute halves. Sure basket set Fan. I, the rill* team was defeated game! Trevor Howard for "Mutiny on the Bounty" hu an excellent outside ups, with Beth again leading the by West Virginia University, MX chance, and his nomination would pot surprise me.. scoring with 10 points, contributed talMs. bed one lost chance, Kler Dullea for "David end Lisa*; Jackie Gleason for "Glgot"; to the 14-6 victory. Duquesne's top scorers were: They net up Ron Wiliard for a Gregory Peck for "To Kill a Mockingbird"; and Robert Preston for Schirnhorst, 1M; Evans, tit; Wll- quick, lumper, hat the snot was "The Music Man" have fin* shots. Son* tough choices to make. By the third and championship round only Duquesne and Youngs- m, JaO; Click, fll; and Marm, off I Dayton held lb* hell emu But Supporting Acton Ed Begley for "Sweet Bird of Youth'; Neville town remained undefeated; Youngs- . tie. Brand tor "Blrdman of Alcatraz*; Mickey Roonoy for "Requiem for a town having mat Geneva and Grove On Friday, Fab. I, the team In rhe first five minutes of the Heavyweight"; Terence Stamp tor 'Billy Budd" and Dan StockweU tor City In the first two rounds. lost to Indiana State 1410 to IMS. the Duku led, 7-0, bet the •Long Days Journey Into Night." ' 'This match shoe ail that the FlyArh fought back and at halftime First half went slowly, with 1 George Grtaaard for "Advise and Consent'; Omar Sharif tor "Law­ two passes from Bath Hochreln team is Improving and la starting "— —l waa tied at 14 all. rence of Arabia*; Steven Hill tor "A child la Waiting*; and Raf Vallone to Bonnie Battle" and two baskets, to shoot natter under pr Dayton lumped off to the early for "Phaedra", have a close chance of receiving a nrnnlnafkm. giving the Duchoaaoo a 4-polnt concluded Coach Howard. all Iced, on noma quick But Foreign Picture: (Italy) "Divorce—Italian Style", (France)'Last edge. At half-time the score read by 6-10 Bill Waaterkamp, Year at Marlanbad*, (France) "Sundays andCybele", (Spain)"Virldlana; "•-*• II minutes gone had their (Japan) "Yojlmbo". , Band To Appear r Quick tat shots on the part of lead. •>* The Greek film "Electra" hu an *ar*ll*nt chance for a nomination. 3 Mickie Flanlgan, high scorer with j Italy's 'Eclipse' has a fine chance too. pijKt GuWnulhi* Writer ; The Paul Hublnon - Ray DeFade tfjolnts, and alert defense by: Jazi Workshop Band has been Peggy Skender, Gall McKlnnley, invited to attend the Inter-Colleg- Feczko To Command Zaninelli In Clinic Mary Burner, and Mary Ann* AKOBnttfrna Klsssne contributed to the 11-7 late Jaai Festival at Vlllanova Frank Feciko, A'63, has bean Lujgl ZanioelU, former hud of victory of the new champions, on Friday, Feb. It. appointed AFROTC group com­ the theory and dictation depart­ Duquesne. '• Jut groups from various col­ mander with' a rank of cadet ments of Curtis Institute, took leges la the United States will The Duchesses win m*et with appear at the Festival which will lieutenant colonel by Ma]. P. Pater Dart ;ln a clalrnet choir clinic on the physical education majors of air science. Tuesday, Fab. 11 be broadcast over ABC radio. -H-hWt-,-! Wpiidermg What to do ^Friday, Feb. 15? | (Which is tonight by die Way.) i '':!., Well, all your problems are ;.:-;••• j solvedl You can attend the GRAND MILITARY BALL Pittsburgh Hilto n \ Hotel MUSIC BY PAT OLIVIER ' i - OPEN TO EVERYONE rV« "T* .
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