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Three bophomores Picked Kenjon automatically won the one (iflccn pound sophomore post by vir tue of being the sole contender. Hcn deison, Baum and Rnpino arc compet ing for the next highest berth with a definite selection to be made within a week Rove, 135, has proved his vvoith by downing three opponents to annex the position. The welter weight call a ill be given cither Hul aba or Baruch and will be decided when those two clash this week. Har rington, Ilartrell and Lewis form the trio from which the middleweight will be picked, while Haller has been the onlj hght-hcavywcight to report At the piesent time there is no one to icpTesent the sophomores m the un limited class. GETTYSBURG YEARLINGS BOW TO NITTANY CAGERS (Continued fiom first page) Stumpf evened matters temporaulj by dropping a follow shot through the coids just as the half ended with the bcoie favoring the Blue and 'Whits jcarhngi 24-10. Rel reshod from an extended rest period, the first team returned to ac tion in the second half Numerous shots were missed by both teams be fore Monahan collected one point hj a free toss. Reilly gathered in the pigskin a moment later and darted down the floor with a two-point le ->ult, being fouled in the process. Two f.ee shots netted the elongated center one marker. Steve Hamas gave a creditable im itation of Mike by dribbling through all opposition to score from under the basket The plaj became loose again but Captain Help flipped a southpaw acnai through the hoop, making the score read 33 to 10 Not to be out done, Monahan eluded Challenge! and followed suit. The scoring icc for the Battlefield boya during the second half was brok en bv Stumpf, flashv forward, who terminated a beautiful dribble with .in accurate toss from the sidelines Challenger came out of the back-court area to take up a position in the op posite corner and corral another floor shot, hut Lipsky slopped the streak when lie missed from the foul line. Captain Help was detected hooking and Lipsky again trained his optics on the hoop from within the penalty WHY NOT YOU? [circle, this time with one-point suc lecss This same dribbler eluded the cubs on the ensuing play and lofted the pigskin through the net from the remote area known as “the sticks.” Al this juncture Reilly, freshman center, was waved to the bench foi having overstepped the personal foul limit, Brownstcin substituting. Ham as shot a foul, but was detected charging a moment later. Stumpf converted the potential point into an actuality. After time out DHp placed the ball in the net, making the score 3G to 18. Brownstem cheeked in with a field shot from side, and Arnold hoist ed a lengthj attempt which fell short, followed up wth a two-pointer. Captain Delp timed a beautiful dribble with such accuracy that lie, cut between the opposing guards to score. A minute later he sank a spec tacular shot from the corner, bolster ing his team’s score to fortj -two points.. At this juncture McKcown and Koch relieved Delp and Wilson. Brownstcin collected his second field goal from under the basket after Stumpf had shot a foul Sajlor sub stituted for llamas. Arnold held Brownstcin, but the former German town hoy missed both attempts. Ai nold counted the last point of the game with a foul, the final scoie be ing 42-22. Coach Kilhngcr’s piolcges were impressive in victory, scoring twenty field goals and holding the opposition to seven Captain Delp with thirteen points and Hamas and Monahan with 'eleven and nine respectively, were the big guns of the Blue and White year ling five, while Stumpf collected nine points and Challenger st\ for the Gettysburg plcbs Reilly covered the floor in good style and flashed an improved brand of basketball, while Wilson shared honors with Delp in holding the op posing forwards in chock. The hnc-up: Penn suit f,fUy»huix i're*bmrn l-re«hmrn Monahan V SMimnf IlLmoa I' Ltj>*k> Reilly C ArmoM Delft (Cat’Ll C, Hctce* Wtlaon G Challencir Substitution* Tcnn Slate l resliincn—Ja rolfon for Monahan. Canan for Hama*. Jlrown*(tln for Rcltlly. McKeonn for Delp. KikH for WJl<on. Sajlor for Hama*. Gelt>»- burs Fre*htncn—Ben-on for Helee* Referee —White. Blue and White Bows Before Navy Mitmen (Continued from firot page) blows frequently with his opponent. The Navy entrant cleverly outfought and outhit Filegcr, but was unable to floor the plucky Blue and White lightweight Captain Ragsdale Scores Knockout Taking to the ring amid the rous ing cheers of his Academy rooters, Captain Ragsdale, intercollegiate champion, appeared to have all the confidence of a veteran. He assum ed the aggressive from the opening gong and sent jabs, hooks and straight punches in the direction of; the wary Grazier The Lion mitman laded to stop a stiff blow which sent him to the floor. Gra/ier got to his feet immediate ly and kept out of reach of the Navy captain until the bell ended the round. In the second canto another Visit Our New Store and Dis play Room 105 S. Allen Street W iring- -Fixtures--Appliances KEYSTONE POWER CORPORATION u The Logical Place to Buy Electrical Appliances” Fourth Annual Military Ball (Formal) Friday, February 26 IN THE ARMORY Admission $3.50 Dancing 9 to 2 RUSS WIDENOR’S ORCHESTRA IN UNIFORM Ticket sale tonight and tomorrow Booth sale tonight at Co-Op. §000006(100000000000000000000000000000000! THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN punch from the nut of the Blue and Gold welter-weight downed Grazier. Befoie the Champ reached lus cor rcr, Grazier bounded to lus feet, but the referee stopped the bout nvvard irg a technical knockout to Ragsdale. Kcil’a Opponent Easy Keil found the going easy when he met McLean of Navy in tho IGO - division. Entering the squared circle in the opening canto, the Nit tany pugilist showed his supcrioritv by outwitting bis opponent at every turn. Intermittent blows were given but Keil kept the offense and still stayed away from any damaging punches from McLean Rushing to the center of the ring in the second period, the Blue and ■\\ lute leather pusher started an at tack that completely bewildered lus opponent. When the gong rang for the end of the canto, he showed evi dences of the hammering punches of Kctl. In the lust round, the Nittnny fighter cased up but retained the su periority that he had established, to gam the judges decision Wclsko vs Vodilla Breaking away from lus wary style of defense, Welsko battled gamely throughout his bout against Vodilla, Middle light heavy-weight. Vodilla used the Navy rushing sys tem effectively and outpointed tho Lion representative, Wclsko took and gave punishing wullops during the bout, but failed to evince a continued aggressive attitude vvhch won the bout for the Academy boxer on a judges’ decision In the final clash of the match, Roseberry presented to the Midship men a surprising exhibition of foot work and left-handed jabs Lentz, veteran heavyweight for the home team, failed to land his right which Roseberry cleveily avoided, parrying with a left to the face and body The tactics of the untried Lion nutman showed an unexpected improvement after the week’s training Although l.c did not gam the judges’ decision, Roseberry promises to make trouble for bis future opponents. 11* iKiund*—Collins. Nnxj. di fuiUd Gun*, P« mi Mate, in four round* R«f« rue * ik ciidon 123 pound*—McClcrnnn. tVmi Suite dofriil- H Allen, Na\j in four round* Referee** 113 pound*—Homo. N»\> ikfuitcil. I it* err i'eun State in three round*. .1 udn decision , 143 pound*—n»i,*clalc. Nnt*. defcnUil (irn* rier l’cttn Slutc, by knockout in strum! RUSH PRINTING CO. t Fraternity and a Commercial Printing Note Tablets and Stationery 109 E. Beaver Ave. Across From Post Office BELL 112-J ICO I*olloll* KIII. Penti Stale, defeated McLimi Nary, in llirei round*, hiilym' do cirinn 175 pound*—VoiHlln, Niitj, defeated Wcl*- kn Penn State. in three round*. JudgcV de cision Unlimited tin**—Lentz. Nnrj. defeated Rorebcro Pmn Stale, in three rounds Judges' decUion Referee—Charles Short. Baltimore Judge —J P Itoilccra, Harrisburg and II L Davi*. Tnnton Lion Cagers Engage Syracuse Tomorrow (Continued from first page) the Bullets Captain Hood witn n continuous barrage of long thrown lipplud the mesh three times m the second half but was unable to over come the cnilicr lead by the Gettys- Lnckod Unity Displaying an aggressiveness that bewildered the Nittnny warriors and a defense that was mpcnetrablc the Battlefield five took the lead in the fust few minutes of play and main tained it throughout the rest of the fray Only once did the home team threat en to jump into the lend. With the scoie IG-12 in favor of the Blue and Gold Von Ncidn dropped in a pretty goal from the center of the floor and Kocpkc made it IG-11 with two free jtluovvs. The first half ended a few moments later 20-14 after Gettys buig added foui more points Main taining the same lend and increasing it to ten points at one stage of the game the Memorial Field boys were never headed and the game ended 80-32. . - Penn State begun with a rush at the toss-up and Saylor drew first blood with a two-counter. Tuckey re taliated with a foul and Haller gave lus team the lead immediately with n field goal Another foul-thiow made it 4-2 foi the visitors. Follow ing this scoie Haller banked a pretty IRQSTONMNS 1 mJr Famous Shoes for Men. AJf “Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, The Boys Are Marching” TO THE MILITARY BALL Fall in line with a pair of BOSTONIANS COLLEGE BOOT SHOP (Formerly 20th Century Shoe) A. C. LONGEE, Prop. 125 Allen Street Gregory Building Mussolini, the lion-hearted— People in Italy began to whisper: “Mussolini’s enemies are too strong for him. He will surely be destroyed.” But enemies did not daunt Mussolini. And to show the Italian people that he had courage and to spare, he strolled into the lion’s cage at the Zoo in Rome and had himself photographed patting one of the lions on the head. The advertisement succeeded. All Italy exclaimed: “Let Mussolini’s enemies beware. He has the heart of a lion.” Mussolini was able to advertise his courage in this way only because he HAD courage. Anyone who adver tises must have goods that will stand inspection. Advertisements speak tested truths. Read them, You can act upon them with assurance. w Only true qualities can stand the test of publicity tally making the score 7-2 after a foul hud netted the Bullets a point. A successful side-shot by MacDon ald and a one-count free throw raised the home score to five. Haller again tallied from the field and Gcrhnrdt, lithe brother of last year’s Lion cap tain, added another with a beautiful long shot from the west side of the court. Von Ncidn then scored Ins first two-counter and Roopke, replac ing Saylor, disturbed the mesh with his initial tally. Haller’s fourth goal and free tosses by both sides now brought the totals to 14-10, Gettys burg leading. Greene replaced Lungrcn at tins time. Assisted by lus colleagues Gcrlinidt came the length of the floor and dropped in a pretty shot. With the score 10-10 Von Ncida scored with a long shot and Rocpko made it 10-14 with two fiee throws. The foul shoot ing of Ilallei and Tucker and a tally by Bream ended the half with Gettys burg on the long end of the 20-14 count Although the Blue and White team tried nothing but long shots in the second half it garnered eighteen points. Loose passing in the attempt to break through the defense spelled defeat for the Lions. Von Neida stnited the second session with a long arched shot from the middle of the floor. Greene Hurt Bream dribbled from the Nittany goal to the center and scored a dis tance try making the score 22-IG. Hood scored next and Haller scored his fifth on a second try near the bas ket. Gcrhnrdt scored from under the net and Hood made it 28-20. A one handed throw by Gcibardt, Roepkc’s two-counter, Bream’s fourth goal and Hood’s throw from center made the count 30-24. With run-in-throws Bream and Ger hardt gathered four more points and the score stood at 34-21. Lungrcn, Tuesday, February 23, 1928 replacing Greene who had injined his ankle, set the homo stands wild with cheering when he dropped in two field goals consecutively fiom the north western corner of the couit, making the scoie 34-28. Fice tluovvs by Gei hardt and Haller made it 30-28. llnllcr High Scorer Von Ncidn biought the Blue and 'White total to thiity in the last few minutes of play but Ilallei scoied lus seventh field goal of the fracas and made it 38-30 Rocpkc ended the scoring with a long shot fiom the side iind the game ended, 38-32. Haller, with seven field goals and three fouls, earned off the honors for the visitors. The leadership of Cap tain Geihaidt, who resembles bis brother in build and movement, was commendable. Refcicc White, of Windber, Pennsylvania, kept the game well undci control. The hnc-up Penn Stale—32 iicUjtljurir—3,h Hood I' luckty ia>lor I* Hnlli IncDonntd C Gerhnnl .uiisti.ii f« Unrlxju I’onNcnin O Urenn faulrttltulioiiH—lloci’ko for Sailor, Green or Lumcnii. Lungrcn tor (irevue. Unrrol „r l.uni nn i Held koiiN—Haltir 7. Von Niiilu Gerhnr rmm 1, Hood, lloii'ku 3, MacDonald, Lt mi 2. bailor 1 Direct From Our New York Tailoring Shops to You , Bromley’s CLOTHES 1 j ATTr *** ?" 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