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fucsday, March 2
]> m—Ficshmun Class Meeting
—Bull Pen
p m—Soph llop Booth Dinw
mgs—Co-op
p m—lntel fraternity Boxing—
Aimoiy
p m —lnter-unit Basketball—
Aimoiy
p m.—lntelfraternity wiestlmg
—Aimoiy.
W ednesday, March t
p. m —Senior Class Meeting—
Bull Pen
p ill—lllustiated Lcctuic bv
Pi of 0. K IlaiJan—Old
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Thursdav, March 1
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p. in—lnteifinteimty Boxing
Semi-finals—Ai mon
p. m—lnteifrateimty wiestlmg
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Notices
II non-frntermt\ men wishing to
ill in the new series of dancing
ses, conducted b\ the Penn State
), *>oo B. T. Coni.ul ’27 before Fri
night. Advanced classes util bo
1 on Mondav and Finlay nights,
le special classes for the Cluile«-
and tap work will be held on Sat
ay nights The touise will include
lessons at the pi ice of S 2 50
heie will be a meeting of the
dford Countv club tonight at sev
o’clock m Room .‘Sit Old Main
those who aie inteicstcd in the
going to Touanda Easter are es
iallv urged to come
here will be a meeting of the
ite club in Room .521 Old Main,
ght at 700 o’clock Di I. L
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lAKLING CAGERS TOP
BELLEFONTE ACADEMY
(Continued from fii'-t page)
Givein duplicated the shot foi the
mty-scat live Not satisfied with
last exhibition, the flung guard
nn whipped the couls attei a leng
’ dnbble Captain Delp contub
<l a double-deckei from the centei
the couit, hut Robbins kept the
;p school boys m tlie van with an
.i head toss from a difficult angle
w ci s shot a foul just as the quai ter
led with Bellefonte leading 9 to 7
Yearlings Take Lead
rhe lust of a senes of lengthy
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Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing
i two-point effect After Captain
Delp had failed to register from the
foul mark, Monahan arched another
field goal through the charmed circle
from a remote corner, giving the
yearlings a two-point lead.
Joe Wilson, powerful plcbe defense
man, was detected shoving, but Bow
ers failed to convert his two free
shots into the desired points. Mc-
Givcrn fouled Monahan and the Nit-
Liny forward counted once. Hamas
dropped the second of his quartet of
field shots from a point directly back
of the foul circle. Robbins counted
on a foul, and Ilousholder replaced
Myers m the Academy line-up.
Aftei the visitors had taken time
out to discuss ways and means of
overcoming the four-point margin
held by the yearlings, llamas tossed
in a pot-shot from the hands of Mon
ahan. The half ended with the 10*10
score favoring the plebe baskctcors.
Scoring Fast
A foul shot and a field goal by Bow
el s, Academy center, decreased the
Blue and White lead to three points.
After some rough teaming, llamas
garnered a point from the free-toss
line and Monahan registered a beau
tiful long shot, bringing the score to
19-13.
Wilson was ejected from the con
test for committing his fourth person
al foul, Koch substituting. Robbins
made his one foul shot good Rankin,
terrier Umonown stai, mad? a spec
tfculur shot from side-court, wafting
t’ic. ball over his heiu with one iisnd
Monahan made the score 21-13 vstli
another toss from the remote district
but Robbins scored an equally scien
tific goal as the quarter ended w.th
the cubs clinging to the long cad of,
a 21-18 tally
Hamas snatched the pigskin from
an opposing dribbler and flipped it
tlnough the cords with apparent case.
Delp jumped in a follow shot and a
moment later registered a field goal.
Referee Stuart ruled that the pk.be
captain had ben fouled and Dtio u>
spomlcd by* tallying twice from the
penalty mark, making the score 29-
18. Bowers was ejected for over
stepping the personal foul ruling,
Ilousholder again doing relief duty.
Rally 1
After Monahan had counted on a
follow-up, McGivcrh and Robbins
sank elongated arch-shots. The vis
itors staged a spurt but the Nlttany
defense proved too strong. Reilly’ ex
tended himself to score a bleeper
Hood, went to center, Ilousholder re
placing Myers at forward After an
interval Delp terminated the scoring
with a one-handed push shot from
the foul line.
Bv counting ten points and holdnng
his opponent scoreless, Delp qualified
for individual honors for the yearl
ings Robbins and McGivcrn scintil
lated most brightly for the v isitor3.
Line-up
Penn Stale tre*h lltlMontt Academy
Hamm I Jiejcn
.Monahan V Robklnj :
IUIII> C Hotter*
Delp (Capi I r, McGborn
VVil-ton C Rankin
Seure —Penn Stale I'reihmen 33, llclle-
Conte Aemlemi li
H, lit Goal*—llama* 4 Monahan li, Reilly
1 Di Ip 4. ttoUhina 4, Rouei-. McGbern ».
Kunkin
l'oni Goal*—Hamas 1 out of 3. Monahan,
Dilp J out of 4, Robbins 2 out of 'l. Dower*
i out of I.
SulntilutlonK—Koch for VVlt*on. JtomhoM
ir for Power*. ifou*holder for Mjerj, llooj
fur llouihotUcr.
Referee—SUwart. Penn Stale
Keller Garage Building
SERVICE
Lions Leave to Meet
Penn in Philadelphia
(Continued from first page)
As a vvholo, the home crew appeal
ed to be balanced in both defense and
offense. Von Ncidn used the snme
smashing attack that aided in down
ing the Syracusans, and Lungrcn bob
bed up in every scrimmage, snatching
the horsohide from a Cardinal drib
bler or unexpectedly intercepting the
visitor’s long passes. The Peddle
flash is rapidly rounding out ns a pol
ished basketball heaver.
Roepkc dexterously capered about
the enemy guards and increased the
Blue and White score ten points with
lus quick run-in tosses Despite the
inability* of Captain Hood to locale
the hoop, he led bis men with the
vim that netted the triumph. The
Capitol city Inds were slow in locat
ing the loop in the first half and per
mitted the visitors to roll up n.u'*
markers before they had tallied one.
Once started, however, the lean,
made up entirely of sophomores, be
gan counting rapidly and made the
score 8-30 before State was able t >
draw away again. The setto ended
with the Potomac icprcscntativcs on
the short end of the 19-1 J score.
Harvey garnered five of the Cardi
nal’s total tallies in that round. Be
ing overwhelmed with twenty-eight
counts to their thirteen in the scco.iu
session the District of Columbia
shooters were forced to bow in de
feat, 47-27.
In opening both the first and sec
ond halves the teams played carefully
and several minutes passed before a
point was tallied. Scoring the first
blow of the game Von Neida hooped
one of two frcc-throws. MacDonald
then deposited the first of his six
double-deckers, and Von' Neida hung
up the first of his quintet of two-ply
shots. MacDonald and Rocpke again
drew blood with duos and the totals
showed 9*o.
Sallying forth from their no-count
position. Long and Harvey collected a
field goal each. After that the jn
vadcrx tenaciously dogged the Lions
and ployed valiantly but the Nittany
attack was not to be routed. One af
ter the other the Blue and White
counts piled up and by nimble run
ning m from the corner of the floor
and an occasional long two-ply the
fray ended at 19-14.
The end of the contest presented
frequent scoring and lively scr’in
mnglng. Twice during that poi.od
double fouls were committed, Mac-
Donald being involved in both, vnee
with Haney and the second time with
O’Donncl. The latter was retired via
the foul route late in the second half
when this reciprocal offense was cal
led. After a short dispute w,!h the
official scorers O’Dca was substitut
ed for O'Donncl. O’Dca who finish
ed the game with the visitors played
on the freshman team here in 1921
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Notre Dame Bows to
Lions in Loose Match
(Continued from first page)
ing. Welsh went to a clinch and
proved beyond doubt that he was mas
ter of the infighting art. Cans follow
ed with a left jab that stayed the vis
itor. The Lion bantamweight showed
ability to solve the attack of his op
ponent and for the lcmmndor of the
bout used his left and light with tell
ing effect.
Again using Ins infighting tactics,
the Irish fifteen-pounder led off in
the second canto but Cans rctnllmtcd
with straights to the face and body.
In the Inst period Welsh dealt some
telling rights with Gans breaking
through with left jnbs to the nose
of his opponent which earned the de
cision for the plucky Blue and White
mitslmget.
Extra Period
It vvus not until the hammering
blows'of Captain McClernan had
O’Keefe of Notie Dame gioggy m the
extra period that the judges aw aid
ed a decision foi the Nittuny pugil
ist O’Keefe with n longer leach and
scvcial inches to spate in height used
an opiate light that gamed its iepu
tntion in the western Amateur Ath
letic Union contests. The Irish fea
therweight found a mutch in the
clover guatiling of Mac who cased a
few jabs and hooks through the Gicen
nngmnn’s defense
Holding his own in the fust two
rounds, McClernan came buck in the
third and solved the attack of the
wary South Bend fightci. Tlieie was
little noticeable clinching in the bout,
both men swinging clean blows. The
Blue and White Intel collegiate cham
pion parried blows with Ins protect
ing right only’ to find a counter at
tack similarly blocked.
Decision tor Filogcr
Rushing in for the first lound, Mor
an of the Irish squad landed a stiff
blow to the side of Fileget’s head
The Lion lightweight icturncd with
a left jab and then hammcicd the
body of Moran in a clinch Fil used
his left to good effect but the steady
rushing of Moran scoied pomes for
the visitor.
When the gong rung lor the sec
ond period, both men rushed m for
the fracas Each meted out counting
blows. Moran played possum but the
bluff failed to gain anvthing against
the wnry r Filcgor. The Nittany light
weight dealt punishment with rights
and lefts but failed to legistci a look
cd-for knock out when seveinl uppei
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iod proved close with the pugilists
hammering away at every’ opening.
The judges dusngreed at the close
of the regular lime arid another bout
was ordered. Fdeger sent his man
, to the floor but the plucky Notre Dame
fighter come back almost immediately.
Moran took the defensive throughout
the bout and Filcgcr was given the
decision.
Easy Victory
In the welterweight clnss, Glazier
took an ensv victory over Loft who
represented Notre Dame A stiff
right delivered by the Lion forty-five
pounder sent Loft to the carpet foi
one count. After a little parrying,
the Irish pugilist againt wont to the
floor butwns up at once. During the
final periods Clark sent telling blows
to the body and face of his opponent
to win n decision from the judges.
Kiel rcpicscnting the Blue and
White proved master of the situation
in the sixty-pound division when he
gained the judges decision at the close
of three rounds over Doyle Using
his inimitable method of feinting, the
Nittany boxer had lus opponent un
nerved after the first round. Clean
hits to the fact and telling blows to
the body at every opening evinced the
superiority of Kiel.
Ducking the lefts of Doyle, Kcil le
tallinted with jabs and hooks that
had his opponent groggy Vhen the
closing gong sounded. Little fault
could bo found with the conduct of the
Blue and White leather-pusher dur
ing the entire bout. His gcncialsliip
showed that ho was master of the ling
against even the long reach and xangy
buijd of the Irish fighter.
Welsko continued to show improve
ment by using his left to good ad
vantage throughout the seventy’-five
pound fray against Springer, captain
of the Notre Dame team. Springei
only smiled at the jabs and came
back with a walloping right. Joe
utilized his right in hammering blows
on the body of the visitor in the
clinches Left jabs and a few telling
rights gained the judges’ decision foi
Welsko m the final canto.
Maxwell Scores Knockout
With Penn Stnte on the long end
of the G to 0 score. Maxwell, foi met*
football man for the Green gridiron
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machine took to the ling against
Roiiobcrry who Idled the beith ui the
unlimited class foi the Blue and
White. Throughout the fust and sec
ond rounds, tho Notre Dame fighter
used a left jab which continued to
land on the unguarded face of Rosc
beriy.
Rallies for the Nittany heavy fail
ed to make good although Roseberry
jolted his opponent with several stiff
blows to tlie side of the head and jaw
In the middle of the Inst canto, the
lcfciec stopped the bout and a wauled
j a technical knockout to Maxwell, male
-1 ing the final score G to 1 in frivol of
Penn State.
115 pound class—Gans, Penn Stnte,
defeated Welsh, Notre Dame, in three
rounds. Judges decision.
1 125 pound class—McClernan, Penn
Stnte, defeated O’Keefe, Notie Dame,
m extia lound. Judges decision
105 pound clnss—Filcgci, Penn :
State, defeated Moian, Notre Dame,
in extia lound Judges decision.
145 pound class—Gianer, Penn
State, defeated Left, Notie Dame, in
thico lounds. Judges decision.
IGO pound class—Keil, Penn State,
defeated Doyle Notre Dame, in three
lounds. Judges decision.
175 pound class—Welsko, Penn
State, defeated Spunger, Notte Dame,
m thicc lounds Judges decision.
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