Friday, December 18, 1929
loccermen
7 800TERS GAIN
, VARSITY LETTERS
Manager May Schedule Lehigh,
Princeton for Contests
In 1930 Campaign
Pointing to the fifth championship
campaign of the Intercollegiate .Soc
ccr association, the Lion hooters
elected Bill-Hutchinson, fullback, cap;
tain of the 1930 'eleven.. Fourteen
major awards were issued to twelve
numbers of the 1929 championship
team, manager, and Hay Viverberg,
at the elections session Tuesday night.
Special awards of a minor letter
jrere made to three other members
of the squad.'The major letters were
received by McKune,' goalie, Harvey
and Allen, fullbacks, and Strimliui
Edgertonj' and, Captain ,MacLaren,
halfback's. Linemen who;-were reCog-r
ilized as members of the undefeated,
team and rewarded .with a major. “B”
are Lutz, outside , right, Skinnell, in
side right; Debonis,, center forward,'
Travis, inside left, and Anderson, out
side left.
• Masters for meritous work as utili
ty inside lineman, where he gained , a
permanent position early in the seas
permanent position early in the .sea
son, also received a major award, as
.yell as manager John L. Gans *3O. An
Waorary major letter was awarded
;ja'3ay Viverberg, first string ,hslf
wck who died during the season.
I; Arrange Tentative Schedule .
iThe special awards of the associa-.
tipn football “S'* were-, received by
|Biptain-elect Hutchinson, ‘Grammar;
;gd Meisleman. Hutchinson stands
tijfc among the three hooters qf.var*
&y calibre who were crowded from
a:post on the Eleven by keen com
- petition.
for next season’s soc
schedule resulted in tentative ar
nlngements . with • Haverford for 'a*
game irf Haverford' on -October 18. 1
Cornell 'was unable to play here for
Homecoming engagement' Oc
tfcer.2s, and Lehigh'or Swarthmore
. t (ay be obtained for- the open date. •
[Efforts to place .Princeton on the
Jlon schedule may culminate in 1030
‘. Wrth a game November 1. - Syracuse
mil face-thfe Nittany hooters for the
Pfnnsylvania Day attraction on No-
Mmber'B.. Pennhasbeen slated for
,3|game.November 15 in Philadelphia
2jd negotiations are under- way to
1 ,ojmplete . arr for a tilt
sHth Lafayette on November 13 en
. )Wle_tp_the Quaker,city. . -:
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2 BOXING MANAGERS
WLL TRY FOR TEAM
Tiring of managerial duties
/Frank. Ginsburg and Ken FitzSira-’
-mo«s, -last year’s -first- assistant
boxing managers, have donned the
leather jjloyes and are working
out with Coach Leo Houck’s 1930
mitt team. v
Ginsburg Js'aspirlng for the 146?
pound division while Fitz Simmons
is'.cpntending for the 125-pound
berth, Houck states that they
both present promising material
in these..classes.
150 TURNOUTFOR
YEARLING^UIMTET
Plebcs Open Season -WithyWy.qiping
Seminary. January.
. Play . |9ix Games '
, With 160 freshman .candidates re-,
porting to Coach Larry Conover, prac-'
Uce for the pjehe.basketball'campaign
began Wednesday night in Recreation
hall. The yearling quintet will play
f. six-game schedule, opening the sea
son January -25 with Wyoming sem
inary, if .officially approved. . -
Three other games have been defin
itely scheduled for the Lion freshmen.
They will meet Colgate at Hamilton,
N. Y. on February 23, Syracuse at
Syracuse, .March .1, . and , Pittsburgh
.at State College March 15. .All of
these games will precede varsity con
tests with the. same schools.
• Tentstiye p 1 ans for two other games
have been completed,which will prob 4
ably be with Carnegie Tech and Buck-.
nell.' In the event that one of these
teams cannot .ploy here; a game may
bo arranged with -the Pittsburgh jun-’
ior college of Johnstown. '
-Coach Conover has found some,
-promising material among the year
lings and most of the candidates have
had -previous hjgh , school .experience.
The large squad has already been di-;
vided into groups .and seat, through
short “test” 'scrimmages. Next week
the number, of . players will be ? con
siderably reduced a squad of
twenty being picked - after ■ the holi
days,’
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Coach Spcidel-r-100 Report .
: For First Practice
With three lettermen from last
year’s, team .forming the nucleus, pf
the 1930. wrestling- squad, Coach
Charlie Speidel early this week began
drilling his group of pearly 100 can
didates in preparation for the coming
season’s campaign.
- The brunt-of this year’s work will
rest on the shoulders of Captain -Hal
Hubler and Campbell, both runners
up in last year’s intercollegiate com*
petition. Pearce, /175-
pounder,,will-aid in carrying;part of
the burden during the coniing sea;.
Son. . . r - • •' /■ ;
. Coach 'Speidel-is.'seriously, handi
capped by a lack of lightweights pc-,
casioned. by the loss through ' gradr
iiation of 'Captain Ted' Wilson,,.last'
year’s 125-pound' intercollegiate,
champion,’. arid Don. Steely 'versatile
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4MenLost 'this . Year,
“Chuck” Eisennian,. vacating /the
145-pound berth after, two] years on
the .team, Is .ineligible Jjecause of
three year’s varsity competition. An
other place is left open on “the .team
through the . absence of “Tiny”
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fender.
’ Of the crowd of candidates report
ing for the 115-pound'class, Harkins
and Payton,- both newcomers, stand
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RUTGERS TEAM: USES
; «no cAPTAik* system
• Rutgers ~. university - \ football
team elected ,R. Bernard Crowl as
honorary Captain of the 1929 foot
ball team-Mpnday,.Crowl has act
ed && captain the season.
Under;,-jthe] system in effect at’
Rutgers/, acting captains, are ap :
pointed -by.the coach. ’ At.the end
.of the { season, • honorary ' captains
are elected by the letter nien. This
is the same/system thatVhas been
adopted\,by.‘ Carnegie Tech and
Ohio State' university;.
out at present. Cowell, slightly ex
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Davenport •aro'dividing, honors ii\ the
next higher, cihss.
- Captain';Hubler after two-years of
.varsity work’.'fs being, .strongly con
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-Stein, • promising newcomer! In .the
14,5*pound]gTbuj> Trahsue and Kaiser
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, I^eybitz, r 6erisational star, on last
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Campbell'tor. a -place in his division.
Paul Lonk,/ Sepjc, and Andy] Parana
are waging’, a' necWh-neck fight for
places' in<the 165-pduria group.
•Heavyweights be plentiful
with Pearce, Storch, Wahl, Gillard,
and Fisher * standing above , all other
contenders in'this rank.
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CENTER PROBLEM
CONFRONTS COACH
Pivot Men’s Inexperience Faces
Court
Material Available
Although a .wealth of center mater*,
ial is -available Coach -Dutch Her
mann must cope-with the'problem
of. inexperience in developing a var
sity pivot man for the. Lion varsity,
basketball five.
With the graduation of Jack
Browne, understudy to Captain Lou
Reilly, who also graduate! in June,
no center experienced - in : intercol
legiate competition was - left • to the
Nittany .squad. ' Five -sophomores
alone have seen action-in scrimmages
this week at the pivot post as Her
mann. shifts , the . center candidates;
about •in an .effort to .find • the most
promising candidates.
- Sophompre Centers Outstanding
■ Hamilton,. burly Sophomore gridder,
has shown up -well in-scrimmage.
:While at r West Philadelphia high,
school he played-center and'altemat
.ed-with Fred Brand at the pivot post
on Jaat year’s plebe quintet.' Brand,
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proved'in recent practice sessions.
Hammond, also a freshman' center
QAY
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Oircgtedh Sharon lynn • frank
DMIo IuTLEIi £l firendel • friar)
. -CCUno« ( JT4ty*rf £UX
bn last> year’s yearling five, is making
a bid .for pivot honors. Raquette, and
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ward, are the • two remaining • soph
omore candidates. Mahle, a senior,
is probably the most experienced cen
ter prospect... He has had two years
experience .on the Nittany floor squad'
although he has not yet broken -into
the first-string line-up. WcComb and
Eastburn, although centers on .the
1931 freshman.'team have been oc
cupying forward berths.
EXPECT FEW GRID CHANGES
That there will be few changes in
the football rules for next year is the
opinion of Edward K. Hall, chairman
of the National Football Rules com
mittee. Ho is certain that the rule
forbidding running with a fumbled
ball will still be on the books next
football, season.
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