brilliant Career in Ring
Marks Life of Leo Houck w „ u ,
~ • ' ~t.p i.- hi- with frat«*nm> , ,
„ :iu<! th.- part h«* to.-k in; Omejja Mu Kno in ('lose
a fviiitinjr HaataV "Civvk hxrhanu*-. j Malch Tuesday
Slu*pai <lst>ii is well ka<>wa .
beamed,
d is fifteen
■ i 'I hem Al!
... li..lick's
Throe hun.ii-eil ami
fusiyht. from f!y-
•weiyh* ami then *i‘ »r
Krai"-.- ami Kuala,.d
urn-.a n- Amen.-a and
(dibbons in St.
, fjt-ivv U-ti-r-mml affair ’hat
;o Ciii:;*'!!.'. wl;« i::fi nt'Wvr:! a
the vici'- is «*:-
with Windmill
jjn- Gn.li. ;>n«3 later l<*l a
l" the I*iUshi:rsrh dervish.
Xiair.fV. present liirht-heavv
• :>«. *iS' U..lick's blows
-Ihati t'> lie cmU-iU with a sixzlinjr
that Houck met Harry Lewis. Kiev- j
ci. thousand people saw the tight-!
, ~ , i Boxing at that time was having its;
?rr*--iw til- toughest liloW !.'.•> oa.l ‘ . ** . .......
, »’• . e . :_’hist wave el popularity in !• ranee:
-«U i-a'iiiiiugn for a ciown came in . i- :
'. •• • 7., nviti-li vit u »nd there were many ladies present.;
!,l |' ‘ ... The French treated the event as they!
--- * ! • V~*' would grand opera ami after the tight |
! hailed Houck, the victor, as “the lion
rim K* had alreadv conquered. U il- .... I
. , ~ r -i : i American. :
If'dai" elm! entfer f<*r the mnl- , . At . ~
, .7. i,,..,..,. It was against this same Harry;
it t.uo.u. •- ‘ * • Lewis in Boston that I.eo fought one;
U7,me. out Houck erashed \\ ilsoa : } wt of hijS earcerJ
r.h itniummg rights and .ulMv Uwis !|<(l|ck the fir , t
mrauag i.e < lcimou. .- c< roun( j } >u t the staunch Pennsvlvati
3-irW -am defeated O l»owd hut I.eo • . . •
a '‘ . , t ii . . ian made an amazing stand and came
asdcT.cd a return match, tie un.-i , , . . . , . .
V , , , hack stronglv in the closing rounds
•2 V t u- peer, although Wilson !•>
• • .'. ..... , ... t*. win the decision.
ci iUTHrrionlv over O l>owd was the. . .. . .
-j - | After his return to the finite:!
sun.! Hit.. . Suites Leo travelled to Canada de-
Ui-nip.ey s I artnfr H;llif; . s . |K .
1 ;I tc-nsr.tu.nal t } : cn went to California and lost to
... Atlantic Cay j> nh . j| urriv
rain Dempsey fee
ite Liu went i<
»ttre hi- helped ti
hitter's battle of the century w : 1:
rpenth-r at Boyle's Thirty Acres .r-
That same
L« stopped Esparajtuera. O data
itht-heavyvveitrht champion : n fmtr
rrtnils in Havana. Leo still retains
s Cuban title.
WRIGLEYiS j!
mar More !;
Ulv for your
|W money |;
1 • and
best Peppermint
Chewing Sweet for
g any money <*l3 fe
NCING
REMOVAL
Although acting as refs
State. Harold Ih-f h:-.'. - of ’ throe scholarships as well a-; Four teams moved a step closer to
the Blue and Wh : t.- t-:.m. m'e.s; d many honorary and responsible post-! the cup awarded for inter-fraternity
Leo of tin- opening, and foHt.witvr a ; tions. He has been eonnecteil with i vrestlinjr honors ami as many more
./hort talk with ISe/.dek after ; in- . the l: Diversity of (T.ionyro in many | v ere definitely removed from the raee
IViin State-l’ennsylvania tram-- : t capacities and was chairman of the jin matches held in the Armory Tues-
I’rankiin Field, ilouck deeid a Jo Illinois board of Vocational Kduea-jdny am! Wednesday evenings.
I-- the Nlttany instilsi: : linn. He was also director of the*: j.. Tuesday's meets Piii Delta Theta
l.en married in 11*1-: and has >i>: •.1 Uosenwald fund. -which is tie- ! failed pul in an apearance ami ac
ihildren. three hoys and three yals. j \,.ted to helping the colored children | oin nne:ly advanced Friends Union to
lie has three brothers. Kdward. Frank- from the South. j the next round. On the same evenin-r
Mid John, all of whom showed eon-: i Ome.ira Ain Kho hovved to Sigma Phi
:bounds must be on ! K :::
v.ii.i »••■«• I».rn ill UM-many. »«•; ' “I S. I'. K. «* th, fust nmfh by
i...,!, LEASH, SAYS YOU6H.i ,, -- w " n m f i| « ••••* •*» *>»*■
! O-ni ga Jlu Mm took tin? two
| succeeding flashes by falls but their
Campus hounds will n«> longer be] tardy »“n'.eback was not sufficient to
permitted to wander at will, aero;-.!- j --v i-rvmio the early leail of their op
ing to Chief-of-Police Yotigcl. AH j pnaenls.
dogs. licensed or otherwise. will in; | Pi opened. Wednesday’s
flicked up unless they are kept on ; schedule with a la-S victory over the
leash. J Delta Kappa Sigma aggregation.
Misbehavior on the part of several | The victois scored three falls, each
fraternity canines precipitated the ; i:i less than three minutes, to win
warning to dog owners. Several people ; « ver their opponents who could only
have been bitten or attacked by over- j show one fail and a decision. In the
playful pups in the past few weeks, iu xt meet Kappa Delta Rho garnered
Owners of dojrs taken into custody ; three decisions but lost by a point to
will be fined heavily. j Sigma Phi Sigma who gained two
_i falls. The match, was undecided until
l.t-ii was bora in l.ancastcr anil at
tended St. JosephV Parochial who.,!.'
Although remaining loyal t'* l”- 5 ;
first low. the spurned circle. Houck;
is adept at baseball—be enriches the
Xittany freshman hasehall am! foot
i:all teams. He played with the lam-,
caster Tri-state team as an outfielder.;
Uis basketball experience with the;
M. Joseph's club added to his pnpu-j
larity. while his splendid work as-,
halfback on its football team, won -
his more plaudits.
The future Penn State coach first
.-prang into prominence by soundly!
whipping Mickey Cannon, touted .
Philadelphia lightweight. Leo was •
then less than twenty years of aye. j
1 With a bright glove career before,
. him the sturdy Lancaster youth went |
to England ami France hi lull for;
further laurels. He was aecompan-j
i«:d bv his manager. Purlachcr. and!
another friend. William Uncap, pres- (
ideal of the Pennsylvania Boxing;
Commission. i
It was in Paris at the Wagnmi club
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j the Sigma Phi Sigma heavyweight
1 mler (.oaeh Houcks direction j |jj s opponent and won the meet.
Penn State's mixers won the inter- •
~10.1.1 last ywir. Lon thinks that t!u- j | _ pTJllTpnri’C
it tet collegiate sport has done much ; J \ T Wit IV F> f\ I 9
to elevate the standards of the prize j J
Houck has turned out several out-;
standing amateurs here. Hap Frank. 1
Kags Madera. Freddy Washington. 1
Jack Wert, and Johnny McUlernna j
were all inexperienced before Leo
look them in hand and made them in
ti i collegiate champions.
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(I'ontinueu irom first page)
! "pi-n t.i students from the Wyoming I
tlu-fact that ill hcaiih is so nrovak-iu ! y nll,, y- As its first social number,
that students profer indifference ‘ IU Jj a dance at the;
’ivm temple. Wilkes-ltarre. April •
Students i'r«*m culleires and 1
Talks on various phases of health
ill he given in the usual girls' mass
Y!«.di in the Auditorium.
itial speech of the campaign was
given by Miss Krskine. field repre
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Miss Marie llaidt of the department ,
if Physical Kdueation spoke last week j
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Sleep.” Miss Mary Hinkle, resident:
nurse, will give “Preventive Mea- 1
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