:TISTS OPEN serics of right hooks reached Nitison.awrreTratlon netted eighteen polntsi
CARD WITH VICTORYI m " w ti"'". The latter became grog- flaring the halt. Stackeman was off
' i s,*. Lot eolleeted himself for a few ow- his foul shooting. makint: only seven
. _
;,mems to supply the Venn State boxer goals out of toirteen shots. The final
domed from first pagi,) iwlth si.vialtl blows. The Judges award- Si'. WV ten= I'l to )5.
ii.• P..na :nt e corner whilei o , Oh ., 4 ,, at00 to ilonimo.. . Th. • uno-up:
it a rirpeSite Wel. ,rearing tile] ...
I 'elle State Fronk
xvi,i,.
,iir shr ,,,, v . h.ht. th,, , z, _ Taylor 1.10.1, By Narrow 3lareht
„ n.l ,Wore rangy that, his ! . Taylor proved that he was a fighter
. 41 '....
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C.
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a . his
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5„, ,, 5 , al, the haul, , from the shin. As the rots] eliisist.
ii , allivliviaall and foll.inasi up;—i''''''' rink ill " h.ad. Taylor. with n
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Th.. refer..,
/*,...j• /of 11, Springfield ',Nei' :111.1
'l.]lll ~ .11.1 . 11 the, was a .1111.81,11 v0114,1'11-
40r. floth showed a great
z.u,t•mess in their
x..haaa.. Matches and the per
=MEM
wind4,l in the final
ilt.•l free-for-all methods
previonA long.& and
I wings Were taken in addl
., raultil tale of Mows whlph
ll=l
As the time ail V:. Ilel•ii. n hile
hewed a shade 'nide id skill
livid and 110411110 e of this, the
iv...irdeit the d. • . • i=inn to tln•
ho.;,a.
11:1011 Mite!a.m.: Stout.
CI. pin wam easily superior
his G•'n Englanel rival. al
b,. Springfield boy showed
gain "was rather lax. however.
hate• punished his man to a
er extent had he wished to do
rounn • ;Ind throughout
chai•in demon:grated his ex-
,twork. quicknes and agility.
rang very swlrmly and feel-
NittanY Mugger
MEI=
Some several times.
opened the third round with
lard blows and pounded the
LI defender the entire round.
ices awarded the derision to
a l'enn Slate freshman. filled
pound position and won over
is Springfield aggressor. Only
111101111( of action developed in
round. as each man was siz
is opponent before risking any
on. Wert was the more ag
alt hough Russell never re
exeha age taps with the year
the judges awarded the de
the Penn State boxer.
In I'uls VII Murky Fight
n Pucillo of Springfield faced
II the 115 pound class and was
a technical knockout it the
in the third round. when the
enn State slugger weakened.
rho was expected to appear at
•ht below. stood up pluckily
the snperiur weight and skill
opponent . and deserves great
1r his work.
• first round. both nnent,d eau
and the Red and White man
1 Vasilh. :lhotst the ring and
seeing an opening, re:u•hed his
n.
opponent again and again to
os, and Vanilla resisted in a
d e lit 1011. The refer° stop
bout after one mi nute and for
t See.lllo,l had elapsed. award
s•
Isnivall knockout to Pueillo.
Itordo, Stops Mwasim
ler. fighting in the 160 110111111
efeated his Springfield oppon
-110011. man of taller build and
heavier. As the bold opened.
shined aggressiveness and
5 , 11110 light punches.Ch the
snit man promptly returned.
fell Into many clinches In the
slow round which speeded te
lt.. end.
hind round scree a terrific ex
of 610WR and !lordlier using a
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Th.• third 1 . 4.1111,1 Opened With a rush
4,chang.• 4of I.lairs. 1:001
) oogts grow-ty. tho two wore game to
ond and it was a onostion :10 to
3111; ilia: right tip it., this. af
Litt' 10411 Wig , ittrtirlieti to Alil
.If Spring fig.l4l.
Cros‘lller Win% Itmit and 3104. t
Wi:h twe learns tied. everylltin.
en the WhIIIiIILT el the
l',•1111 Slat,
t•:11:1.• 1111 , 1101 with the 114... es
III:111 1.111.• a similar lati a
the 1,111191 ('1 tool: th
lead 111111 1/0,11111. 111111, 111-1141 1 1 1 SSIVO
the round 1111,1111,11.
The seem.' mind differed from the
ril,l 111111 111,11 111,11111•M.11,
‘ , llllllllll. 1 . 1,W1111, opened Willi a right
111111111 , 11 i 111111 11%1114111 I,llll'llNi
means of a right hook to the Jaw. The
little boxer 1.111111 111111111 it difficult tin
tidier 1 . 1.111, Slate
CrorlVlltor 1111, 1111111111 :a terrific HOW
reeked the gunny Italian. Ile
dennnistrltted a large alil4ollllL of science
in this 111111111 and kept away fmtn
The final round. to decide the bout
and the meet. opened -with a fair ex-:
change or hard wallops. Crowther'
than kept the New Englander at arms
length :tint delivered many wide right
swings to the face and hotly. f lower_
Cr. title did not seen, to effect the
Springfield boxer and Croit:ther speed
ed his work just liefere the hall rang,
landing many blows and forcing the
opponent to clinch for hls own wifely.
Tito judges awarded the bout to
'Crowther.
score: Pear State. 4, Spring
field. 3. Referee. Prank McCracken, of
the Philadelphia Publle Ledger:
Judges, 11. A. lirue(•, of Lafayette. 111111
414 Pittsburgh.
FROSH MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP ON LONG-TRIP
Continued from first page)
Vitthes were defeated by a emnfort
:dote wire.Zonarhable fool shooting
by naeliannon. forward On tho Blue
and Gold five. was a big asset in the
showing of thy Pitt Prosh. lie Made
hintene shuts oat .of the seventeen trials
good. I hirtnian of the Nittany
Hints i.r..sed to he the sensation of the
by l'agillLT seven baskets during
the erentllt.t. l'otir Were lllade fro,
the venter of the fhen• In the first per
The sear, at the end of the first half
was 17 to IT iu fa ear al Penn State
aml fr that that. on. the latter team
was nee••r iu hnumdiate clangeralthough
the Pitt quintet mole :t spurt at one
little as the result of a temporary rest
lalnm I, the Nlttany team. I , iold goals
by every man .M 1 11l tilt• 111111 %VIII( 0
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Substitutions—ltrovkinan for Evans.
Wills for Vrank. Frank for Wills. Field
Goals—Shaner 2. Ilartroan 7, Gerhardt
2. Aro.ll I, Stool:envoi 2, Ituchannon
2. Fa wo,•tl. I. Krans I. Flannigan 1.
Fon! Iloaln—Stuekumun 12 nut of 20
poi.. .on 30 out of 17. Rcfrrn--
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W. Yu. Freshmen Full
rh,• final game of the trip Waa play
-41 with the W. Va. Freshmen and was
•xreedingly rough but the NittanY
, arlings proved equal to the ocea
-hol and ,asily trimmed the home team.
.1 three point had seemed by the Int-
ter in the first few seconds of play was
short lived bemuse of fine shooting by
tio• Nee ond White five and at the
close of the first period, the score stood
19 to 11 in favor of Penn State. The
wort; of Craver, the W. Va. captain,
....as the 01104:11111111g feature of the half.
With the opening of the last period,
t:inieger's proteges fought like wild-
eats and wee,• soon far out in front.'
ale. final few minutes of the game
espesially beneficial to Penn State.
rive or six field goals being rained
Mi. the basket from all angles of the
floor by Ilartman and Gerhardt. The
ssering of the West Vriginla machine
In the second half was restricted to tw•o
nelti goals nod five foul goals. Ar
n•lt Vlayed n fine guarding game dur-
Mg the evening for Penn State.
Penn State Fresh W. Va. Frosh
ShamaOr
DeVaughn
SllittilillailillS—Gralnn for NlMlkin,
Gan for Craddock. Field Goals---Shan
er Hartman 6. Gerhak•dt 6. Yost 1.
c'mver 2. Mowry 2. NlMlkin 1, Graham
1. Foul Goals—ttu•tman It out of 15,
Craver 11 out of 16, Mowry 2 out of 4.
I teferee—l !of f ma n.
TEAM PICKED TO
MEET LEHIGH MATMEN
(Continued from first page)
minutes of the time and the coach way
pick him to represent Penn State in
the 1,11101 meet, because of the prev
ious mat experience which he has had.
Wilson earned the right of represent
ing Penn State in the 175 pound clays
by obtaining a fall from I3urdan in the
final input of that class on Saturday
afternoon. Wilson has laud previous
wrestling experience at this institution.
Last year he mode a strong bid for a
varsity position but illness prevented
him front continuing his good work.
;Tile ...melt is expecting him to make
rrvtitablh showing, during the present
31e311 Mum injured
- Tiny" MeNlahon, reprearnted,
1 •e o n State so notably in the hetiv
weight clam last year suffered a din.:
plaved vertebra in the trials .last Sat
notay. on Sunday he mint to a bone
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First Pennsylvania Showing of
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Added Attraction
Round No. I of "The Leather Pushers" from the boxing
stories that appearred in Collier's by H. C. Witmer.
WEDNESDAY
TOM MIX in “Trailin"
BOBBY VERNON in "Fresh From the Farm"
THURSDAY
CHARLES RAY in R. S. V. P.
MERMAID COMEDY—"The Adviser"
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First Pennsylvania Showing of
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An Appealing Story of Simple Folk—
A Lavish Production of Mystic India
FRlDAY—Pastime
DORIS KEANE in "Romance"
CHRISTIE COMEDY
SATURDAY
VIOLA DANA in "The 14th Lover"
NEWS WEEKLY
T!E PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
settinic specialist in Youngstown. Ohio. t thne. had their oPlit . inetils gnslthut 1. r Nthre
and It Is doubtful whether he will he t breath. Fast work l.y heed, Koehler . . , attaslay's vehlest waA exceedingly
able to return to the mats at alt during and m e e n th an. w h o ha i l 6.•.• n sahsti- : close thronglomt with life two teams
the present season. Barton. who tins, tuted at •forward for Miller. threw Is, el: and nest: to the last see
the :wales at 280 .pounds has been lead to the side'of l'e'as Stn e oud her.• • 2 :e t o'. Field goads by Reed,
showing unusual ability this year. He the advantage remained for the cored.. ' • • •.:si kokler in the first half.
is fact for a man of his size and he:der of the game. Pia mad , . •olo• so ,„„ ss f il l foul allots by
possesses an abnormal amount ofd tort In the last two or three mint., 1.. • Oclo. :hate right on the
;strength. In tile first bout with Me- wrest the honors - from the Ma e and heels le; W. .1., Inn the presidents
Mahon on Saturday. attenuant he ob-1 White team but its atteuipt netted wev • a 111 fie Ito strong for the inexper
t:tined a tall from "Tiny" and when.only One point and the battle elesed at !otos,: Lions :nal managed to complete
they met for the second tune during
. Id to 27. The - . the versed with a I 2 to 12 lead.
the trials. the latter received the In
jury 'to his neck.
Lust Saturday the Lehigh matmen
met the grapplers from the New York
Athh•tte Club and lout the meet by a 24
to 0 :wore. The New Yorkers won ev
ery bout and in three eases obtained
falls. With the exception of Thompson.
who wrestles 146 instead of 135 this
year. tha Brown and White team is
composed of all new men this season.
With the varsity away, the main lo
cal- attraction on the wrestling sched
ule for next Saturday afternoon is a
'meet which will be etnaed between the
Freshmen and Two-year Angie teams
The Frosh team will be composed of
the . men who wrestled against the
Sophomores in the underclass scrap
several weeks ago.
TOSSERS BEAT PM'
AND LOSE VO W. & J
(Continued from, first nage)
opposition at the hands of Penn State.
Penn State fieenrem Good Lead
Hermann's proteges took advantage
of a poor start made by their oppon
ents and, before the latter had fully
awakened, were leading by a big mar
gin of eight points. Pitt, however, came
back with a rush in the middle of the
period and due•to field goals registered
by Levinson and - Jordan and to timely
foul shooting by Levinson, soon ,had
the lead. Despite the heroic response
of the Lions to this predicament, the
Glue and Gold quintet held onto their
advantage until the gong sounded and
the half ended 14 to 12.
Craver
Craddock
. Mowry.
The sucond 1 . 4404 found the Nittany
machine functioning at Its best. Driv
en on by the thought that it wan en-I
tirely possible to beat the Pitt passers
on their own flOor and urged on by a
great crowd of loyal Alumni, who were
on hand to support their alma mater.
the Blue and White cagemen strug
gled with desperation and in a short
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• . . .
Field ❑oats—heed 4. Shr.r I. Loeffler "r was very 1111ste.dr
1, Koehler 3, 31eColltun I. Levinson I. !fi his shooting nl rmas during the per-.
Jordan 2, Funk 1, Byers 2. P.m' U..1:41". ooh• ""1 of nine at
-Reed 10 out of IC. Levinson I 3 to IS.. t"i"ll.:. ,IleCollmu, who started at one
Referee—Slack. ~ f the ho . a•ard position. had to tie tak
ll 1 ilt . 1,11.l• of an injury to his foot
Penn Slate Overa.'onnleiii and his alisenve weakened the team to
The defeat of 'the Nittany ins,ers
IVashington on the folloniag eveii!'nf two cowl brothers proved to be,
wax largely due to 0,1 . - elillfiliol/1 . 1. 31`. h e h e e i e „et of th e W as hington o at.
quired through defeat of the Pitt Pan-' itt . ~....a,bering twenty-two points of
titer but the strength of the W. & .I.i th,, total t„.„„ty_six.
five cannot he denied. The latter has' Ty,•
been going through one of the beat!
years in its history In every line of. • ..__
sport and against Penn State &slur
day exhibited great form. Ilermann's " ""
men will have a mighty tough proposi
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floor outfit visits Penn State in
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