I'Vukl.l, JahiMit 22, 1512 b
VARSITY BOXING SQUAD
STARTS RING PRACTICE
Only Two Weeks Remain Before
Opening Match—Madeia
Will Not Box
Dunning gloves for the lust tune
this season, the l'cnn Slate boxing
team begin active tunning Tuesday
m piepaiation lor the initial match
o) the yent to be held heie two weeks
from lomonou with Catholic urn
voimLj.
Thu rnitmen have been put through \
the conditioning pioccss dutmg the
pml month and the entile* squad ap-i
penis to be in good shape With the I
idimming two weeks. Coach Leo
3loitck expects Co instruct Ins dime
<• in the hstit art and to select rep
jcsentativcs >Ol the hist encounter.
Madera Out of King
I-e.’i of a iceuiicnce ot the tronb-i
)c in Madeia’s leg lias piompted the j
alumni Association Committee to ad-!
\ ise the foimci mtci collegiate chain-'
j'ion against participation in sports .
]s.igs sutfeied an injuiy to his leg in!
the Penn Stato-llarvuid football game!
in 1021 and spent a considciablc time;
( ! i.i mg the past foul ycnis m the
hospital whoie ho undenwent seveial 1
cpciations t
Tlie committee icah/ing the time
31 igs lost in lollowmg his com so in
the College and not wishing to jeop
mdis’e the mitman’s health has deem
cn it inadvisable foi him to cntci anv
spoits The Nittany coach is now
faced with the problem of Idling the
hcnvv-weight position Wtlsko ar.d
3 osebeiiv aie the onl> two outstand
ing candidates and Leo is anxious to
have mme heavyweights repoit
Other Miiterc d
Among the heavier weight candi
dates, the hoxing mentor lias Giei,
l.c\vis, Üboll,' Kiel and Kiuppa to
tnaw from. No classification
bitn made as to weights since some
u these rmgmen may either box six
ty oi soventv-hve while others may
get into the lowci division.
(iiaaiei is one of the oust.inding
foi It-live poundcis wlrJo IfrlligCi
and Captain iUcClciimn will box m
the , twenty-live pound class A
siiong hid ioi honois m the hltccn
pound class is being made bv at least
six capable boxms Thompson, Jli
hun, Evashvick, bamueli, Oil and
(i.ms mat be seen tinmtng dadv foi
the fo.ilhei-weight buth
Thespians Stage Show
for Roekview Convicts
A spint of ncij* , 'bo) Itncvs piompts
I.ih.»ilul '•.indent'? at I’enn St.tte to
M’hd entei Uumnent dele" ittons t»«u*h
futility afternoon dining ttie wintin
iiioaUis tg the assembly ,lull at the
V
I'estein PeinttfrtlLuv 'at* KocßvTew,
.in miles fio’ii tile college Nunday
.lie Rotkncw inmates beheld the
Ivnn State Thespians in a speualli
Have You Noticed the Quality'
and Quantity of the Eats
AT THE
PENN STATE CAFE
Throat Tickle?
NYAL HUSKEYS
WILL RELIEVE IT!
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j THE MAN I THE BLUE MOON WANTS TO SEE YOU SEA FOOD Scallops and Shrimps) 75c.
nriangcd %.mdeville show.
The Thespians recenllv completed
a holiday tour of eastern cities with
then musical .comedy, “The Kid Ui.n-
Istlf," and to keep m ti mi and at the
j'-ime time j?ne the pmoncis some
1 1 oal cnteitamment, loluntceied their
isrmces to the penitentialy ollicials
I Regular MMts at Rockuew are made,
i sch wmtci by the I J enn Stito null-
band, the student oichestra,
! mandolin club, glee clul), male qiiai
tet and othei gmups of enteitaineis
BUCKNELL FRESHMEN TO
| FACE PLEBES TOMORROW
(Continued fioni first page)
| Tuesdav night the iieshmen failed;
in make their usual Rood showing |
iThe "Vflisit\ outscoi ed, outpnssed and
outgumod the plebe testers. Help
irnd llamas weio the outstanding men
lon the 11121) team. The tenm-woik
I v as noticeablj kicking
I Little is known of the Bucknell
I jiassei s e\cept that the 1 ew isbutgmns
i. ie boasting a stiong combination In
| alt piobabihty the game will be a ier.l
’ test for the Nittnny cubs and the
I outcome of the contest is in doubt
howeici, nftei completing the piac
t'ce sessions which Coach killmgei |
m putting them through, the \ear- 1
i Lays should be able to put up the I
I same brand of basketball that was
l c\;dcnccd in the season’s opener i
When the team lines up Situida}'
r. ght Hamas will be at one foiwaidj
postion with cither Jacobson oi Mon- 1
s'han at the othei It is piobablc that
the former will icceive the call At
(the center post Biownstem v ill again'
take Ins place. Cnptam Help will
continue at guitd, while eithei Wit- ;
son oi Koch will stmt at the othei l
hcith
(loud Substitutes
Reillj who his been plijing cen
tei on the second team lotui ned to
the squad Wednesday night altei a,
shoit illness* and will psobablj be
called upon to plav a pait of the
contest Coach Killmgei ilso has a
number of othei good substitutes on
hand in ease he needs them
Should n second team be sent into &
the fiacas, Saylor and Hinehold will C
p obably ictene the call at foiwaids,
Reilly or Canan at contei and limn k
and Drum at guaids in rddtion to F
i these the coach has sciciul othei 5
men of like cliibtc acatlible loi 5
'guard and foiward postions §
| In the contest with the Huckncll C
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plebes last >eai the fioshmen weiv
v.ctors by a consideiable nuigni.
but this \em in view ol the leeont
lagged placing of the Lion cubs, the
game should be both contested
JURORS FAIL TO FIND
SHEARING PROSPECTS
(Continued fioni fust page)
non thev will weal «ugns until then
Imnl eMiminntionb me o\cu The
plaeaids read “Onlj two weeks to go
—we ’ ■weaken ’ Karl Went/el an
cthei hall-yeai man will weai as a
pcnnltv for telusing to go on an er
rand “No he didn’t. He wanted me
tco ”
VARSITY MATMEN TO OPEN
SEASON WITH ALFRED U.
(Continued from first page)
j ound weight and Stains ri the un
limited class.
Since long hefoie the Christmas
bohdais the Nittan\ wiestleis ha\e
been practicing dailv, but at pies
cut the coach is still undecided as
to which men will be used m the op
ermg meet. With but two ol last
: u-.u s team lotui ned and with the
i loss of Captain laggett, Coach Leon
ard Ins been plated in the ddhcult
[position of selecting a team liom m
-1 e\pei icncctl riatei ml
} Final selections ba\e not as % t
j been made Xoi the Nittanv term, but
! the choice has been nairowed do\ n
I coii'-ulciable in the 113-pound cl.u.s
| e.thoi Kaisei or Ashidate will take
! the mat, v bile the choice in the
j twc»lv-fi\e diwsion lests botveen
i Wallv laggett and Mullen 1 oui
|C. ndidal.es, Giecn, Chenoweth, Gia
(ham and Tansh, .ire still battling lo>
I the selection m the thntv-hve poun i
weight
Wrestling in the foit\’-li\e pound
class. Long will be the Nittany lep-
[j pin. mt'. ot in 1 lie 1110.111:11110, ip
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Lonjr won his ( 52> pound ehss is out of competition
|in the interclass wtcstlin£ swap la-l lullei, whom the coach used in tlnec
j Sntui day by a fall m the preliimn- 1 m itches list u.u in tho lottv-lno
ones ami «i linn* achantiiffc in tic* 1 fiotiml diM-ion kit (.iiinison,
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thoito and leading camlidate in the
liunibaufrir and .Mahono\ aie the 1 1 2* pound <1 iss. ~nd kuitfskw, thu t\-
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Since* the holi'Ui'v the squad In " ,mir *‘ r * , " ir ' i
been hit hll <1 'uth miMoitunc , vvu
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