TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1940
30 Fighters Vie For IM Championships In Rec Hall, 7:30 Tonight
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Next, to something whipped up
by the Ringling Brothers or Billy
Rose, tonight's performance in Rec .
Hall couldn't be equalled from
Timbuktoo to Tipperary . . In
case you don't know what I mean,
tonight's the night when 30 hope
ful lads step through the ropes
seeking the 1940 intramural dia
dems . . . Sixteen fraternity men
in eight weight classes, fourteen
independent fighters in seven di
visions .. . It'll be the 19th annual
intramural finals . . . Only three
men will be showing their fistic
wares tonight who were around
last year for the finall . . . Max
"Windmill" Peters, the 1939 145-
lb. champ, will be out to get the
155 crown this time, taking on a
tough, clever customer, one Iry
Jantow . . ..Leo Russell, finalist
in the 145-pound class last year;
will.be.itrYing again tonight when
he faces Chug Flock, in what'll be .
Que of the best of the evening . . .
Then there's Norwood "Barney"
Ewell, at home in the ring as well
as on the Onderpaths, a title-win
irer in the 155 class in 1939, who'll
be seeking the 165 crown from
Ben Snipas . . . A lad who will
bear watching is Bill Sheabacher,
135 pound finalist . Sheabacher,
Who is the son of the ring -famous
.The Shannon, licked one 1939 fin-
Qist and one last year's champ on
Ms way to the finals . . . Ernie
George, swapping leather in the
I,4s l 'class, is very remindful of a
certain Mr. Soose . . ..Dr. "Fred"
Houck, points to the lanky lad as
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Woody King Will Captain
Soccer Lions Next Year
Woodrow W. King '42 was
elected to captain • Penn State's
perennial unbeaten team, the
varsity soccermen, in the 1941
campaign, Coach Bill Jeffrey an
nounced yesterday.
. King, veteran center forward,
replaces Walt Hosterman who
led the soccer Lions to their
eighth undefeated• season this
year. Both King and Hosterman
were named by Jeffrey in his
selection of the All-Time, All-
Penn State eleven.
One wof the mainstays of the
Nittany offense and high scorer
for the year, King on more than
one occasion booted the winning
goal for the Lions.
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Jayvee Five Slop
Many Cubs, 3145
Inexperience played the major
role when the frosh basketball
team was downed by a more sea
soned Jayvee five Saturday night
by a score of 31-25.
With the score at 18-11 Tn the
favor of the Jayvees at the half,
- the Cubs came back and showed
marked improvedient paced by
Larry Gent, who captured the
freshmen scoring honors with nine
points. John Egli was high scorer
with 11 points.
possessing a build and stance
much like Soose when Billy enter
ed State . . . Two wrestlers surviv
ed to the finals in the 127-lb. class
. . . Charley Ridenour, in the fra
ternity division and Clair Hess
over in the independent bracket
. Max Hanna, nephew of Roy,
Hanna, 1939 Lion ring captain,
will show in the 135 independent
wind-up . . . If you want this cor
ner's quick guess at the results
maybe the new champs will be
Goetz, Ridenour, Sheabacher,
Flock, Peters, Zeigler, Carlton and
Raveri in the fraternity bouts . . .
Stanley, Hess, Hanna, George,
Williams, Ewell, and Slaviter in
the independent section.
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Included In Last Bouts
Thirty aspiring novices are pre
pared to battle in their respective
weight classes in the Intramural
Boxing Championship finals which
will be held in Rec Hall at 7:30'
p.m. today.
The card,predominatedby
freshmen and sophomores, is ex
pected to thrill a capacity crowd
as the fighters vie for champion
ship honors in one of the best
cards drawn up for intramural
boxing.
Intramural finalists must re
port to Rec Hall by 6:45 p.m. for
weighing-in, Intramural Boxing
Manager Charles F. Mattern '42,
announced last night.
FRATERNITY
120-pound Class
Thomas F. Walsh '44, Phi Kappa,
vs. Mowery /E. Goetz '43, Alpha
Chi Sigma.
127-pound. Class
Charles D. Chalfont '4l, Sigma
Nu, vs. Charles H. Ridenour '43,
Phi Delta Theta.
135-pound Class
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Morton L. Blaustein '42, Gamma
Sigma Phi, vs. William A. Schea
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backer '44, Phi Kappa Sigma.
145-pound Class -
Leo P. Russel '44, KDR, vs
Charles F. Flock '43, TKE.
155-pound Class
Irvin L. Jontow '42, Phi Sigma
Delta, vs. Max S. Peters '42, Alpha
Chi Sigma.
165-pound Class
Carl E. Zeigler '4l, Sigma Pi. vs
Walter B. Lipenski AGR.
175-pound Class
Jay M. Gross '44, Gamma Sigma
-Phi, vs. Richard L. Carlton '42,
Alpha Zeta.
Unlimited
Nicholas P. Raveri '44, Alpha
Phi Delta, vs. John W. Kelly '44,
KDR.
INDEPENDENT
120-pound Class
William F. Stanley '43, vs
James D. Patterson '42.
127-pound Class
Samuel C: Harry '44, vs. Charles
D. Hess '43.
'135-pound Class
Max E. Hanna '44, vs. William
Lawrence . '42.
145-pound Class
Robert F. Burak '42, vs. Lloyd
E. George '43.
155-pound Class
James F. Williams '42, vs. Stan
ley L. Marcus '44.
165-pound Class
Norwood H. (Barney) Ewell '42,
vs. Benjamin J. Snipas '43.
Unlimited
Stanley A. Goldberg '44, vs
Benjamin H. Slovitef '44.
Varsity Riflemen
List 26 Matches
The 26-match schedule of the
varsity rifle team as announced by
Coach Capt. Arno P. Mowitz is:
Jan. 12—Niagara University
Jan. 12—Washington University
Feb. 8-45. S.. Marine Corps of
Phila. Quartermaster division.
*Feb. B—U. S. Marine Corps
Navy Yard Barracks in Phila.
Feb. 18—Detroit University
Feb. 15—L. S. U.
Feb. 15—Lehigh
Feb. 15—U. C. L. A.
*Feb. 22—Navy, away
Feb. 22—State University of
lowa (IC champs).
Mar. I—Drexel Institute
Mar. I—Columbia
Mar. I—Cornell
Mar. B.—Montana State
Mar. B—Utah State •
Mar. B—University of Delaware
*Mar. B—Army, away
Mar. 15—University of West Va.
Mar. 15—Clemson
Mar. 15—Penn
Mar. 15—California University
Mar. 23—Ohio University
Mar. 23—University of Hawaii
Mar. 23—University of Florida
Mar. 23—Pitt
*lndicates shoulder to shoulder
match. Others are postal.
THE DAILY COLTYGIAN
lagers Impressive
In Colgate Win
It was a story, of a good basket
ball team against a poor basket
ball team as the non passers took
it comparatively easy -to trounce
Colgate, 35-21, in Rec Hall Satur
day night.
The same type of ball will al
most make State victory No. 3 cer
tain as the Nittany passers meet
Susquehanna on the local floor at
8 p. m. tomorrow.
Even in rolling up their decisive
margin of 14 points over the Red
Raiders, however, the State court
men weren't too impressive in the
matter of shooting. Their plays
worked better than in either of the
two previous games but only
about one out of foufshots—most
ly close ones, at that—connected.
Captain Johnny Barr looked
better than at any other time this
season as he led the scoring with
10 points. Herky Baltimore, soph
omore flash, continued his good
work by netting four goals and a.
single foul for nine points.
Coach John Lawther's proteges
opened up by scoring seven points
before the visitors broke the ice
eight minutes after the start of
play. The first half was nip -and
tuck with the halftime score, 14-
12, in favor of State.
The Nittany passers came back
strong in the second half to com
pletely outplay the Red Raiders
and coasted to an easy victory. All
10 players on the Lion game squad
saw action in the closing minutes.
The summary
Penn ,State • .
Silan, f
Moffatt, f
Barr, f ..
Crowell, f
Baltimore, c
Grimes, g ..
Gross, g
Linde, g
Edgar, f
Totals
Colgate
Fawcett, f
Warner, f
Taft, f ..
Filson, c 4
Chambers, g 1
Sullivan, g
Meeker, g
Leonard, f 0
Stevenson, f 0
Totals
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players might like to see the ball!
There's more than one way to
support the team—don't smoke in
Rec Hall!
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PAGE THREE
Billy Soose Hurts Hand
Winning Easy 10-Rounder
Despite an injured right hand
suffered in his unanimous 10-
round decision over Jimmy Casino
in Los Angeles Friday night, Billy
Soose, former Penn State champ
and uncrowned king of the mid
dle-weights, will be ready for his
Madison Square Garden bout with
Tami Mamauriello, Jan. 3.
An X-ray examination revealed
his hand, injured when he floore6
Casino in- the third round, was not
broken.
His doctor said, however, that
tissues in the third knuckle were
badly bruised, but a rest of le
days would give them time to
mend.
Aside from Soose's performance
in the ring, he is being watched by
several picture companies for pos
sible film work.
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