Friday, February 28,1030
Maimen Face Syracuse Here Tom
ORANGE LOSES TO
LEHIGH, CORNELL
Rochester and Western Reserve
Downed by Ilillmen—Bouts
Begin at 2 O’clock
In an attempt to topple the Lion
matmen for the fust time this sea
son, Bill Orange’s undaunted uioil
ling team will take to the mats against
tho Varsity gi tipplers m Reel cation
Hall nt 2 o’clock tomoriow afternoon
A 3G-to-0 victoiy ovci Western Re
seivo and a 22-to-8 defeat of Itoehos
ter Mechanical Institute me the high
lights in the Ilillmcn’s season Last
Satuiday thev deadlocked the Colum
bia matmen at 14-all.
Although the Orange team lost to
both Lehigh and Cornell, the lcsults
belie the ioal stiongth of the anay
In botli those meets the New Yoikeis
won foui bouts, but falls secuied by
their opponents gave them 18-10-12
victories ovoi the Hillmen.
Syracuse Has Veterans
Coach Davison’s team is sticngthen
cd by file veteinns fiom last year, as
well as three piomising nevveomeis
Captain Jimmy Jamioson, Chaihe
Flagg, Joe Novak, Ciowe, and Peavey
are the veterans foirnmg the backbone
of the visiting aggregation
Ono of the most interesting bouts
of the meet probably will be between
Paul Campbell and Crowe in the Im
pound setto Both men have had good
rccoids so fai this season. Theie is
a possibility that the Syiacuse cap
tain may see action m this bout in
stead of in the 155-pound clash
Charlie Flagg will trade tucks with
cither Hailcms 01 Maize in the open
ing match of the afternoon Lnny
Cowell will come into the spotlight
against Peavey, the Hillman 125-
poundcr, in the following encounter
Captain Hublci wi'l mix things
with Barry, a ncwcomci to the Oinngc
line-up, in the lightweight bout. Car
pcntci, tho 110-pound Syiacuse‘entry’,
is scheduled to battle Karl Kaiser and
Itcybitz will piohnbly be put m
against Captain Jamieson.
Paul Long will follow Campbell ar.l
face Bill Freeman, the Hill strongman,
in the light-heavyweight clash Ed
Pearce in the unlimited setto is to
meet cither Joe Novak oi Smith, the
Orange candidates
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COLGATE, ORANGE
Encounter Yearling Opponents Away
Tonight, Tomorrow-—Moser
Rejoins Quintet
Striving to keep their basketball
rc.ord iinmnucd, the Lion uibs wil
oppose Colgate yearlings tonight a
Hamilton, N Y, and face the Syia
ci.se plebes tomouow at Syracuse, N.
With Mosei ictuvning to the squad.
Conch Lariy Conovei will send a for
midable aggregation against the
strong New York teams. Although
Day) in, pnued with Funk, will piob
ably start tho Colgate encounter, Mo
ier will undoubtedly see action m both
games
Conovei will slait Sigel at centei
and Conn and Ott at the guaid posts
Ip addition, Swan and Checklmski
guaid‘l, Shckdaio, forw.ud, and E.
McMmn, utility playci, will make th<
trip
Victounir, o.or Wyoming and Dick
inson seminaiies in pievious games
this season, ti.e Nittnny plebes an
expecting haid battles fiom the Em
pne state teams Last week the Svia
cusc yearling five defeated Penn fresh
men, 20-11, in Philadelphia.
Pressing
15 MEN ENTER N. Y.
EVENTS TOMORROW
Paul Rckcrs, in Bcsl Form of
Career, Favored for
2-Mile Title
With Paul Rokcrs favoicd to annex
the 2-milo title, fifteen Penn State
trackmen will vie with the representa
tives of twenty-eight Eastern colleges
in tho annual indoor IC-4A champion-,
slups at New York City tomoriow
night
After a disappointing performance
>n the cios-, country title test, Rckcis
las attained the best form of his
enicer. Twico he ran the 2-mile in
moro than three seconds under the
accepted collegiate indoor standard,
defeating in one of these races Stan
ley Petkicvvtcz, Polish conqueror of
Paavo Nurmi.
Rckcrs looks for his principal oppo
sition from Joe Hagan of Columbia,
defending titlcholdor, and Ritchie of
Penn Dick DcCwiler and Chick Mcis
ingcr also aie scheduled to carry the
Bluo and White in this run. Coach
Nate Caitmcll plans to shift one of
these to the mile test, however.
5 Enter Sprint
Five Lions will face the starter in
he 70-yard dash; Stookey, Stark,
•’ullcrton, Mnrzucco, and Darlington
lomprising the spunt delegation
Two timber-toppers, McDowell and
Funkc, have been named for the 70-
vaid high hurdles. Red Morn! and
Cal Shawley will heave the 05-pound
weight, while Hammond, a newcomer,
will compete in the high jump
Coach Caitmell has entered Marlz,
Kennedy, Darlington, Fullerton, Hid
mger, and Flcnmken in the mile re
lay. Since this bungs the list up to
seventeen men, two men will be cut
from the entry. A leg injury to Flen
iihen probably will keep hnn behind,
while a chorco will be made between
Martr and Kennedy befoie the team
ieaves tonight.
The stiong. wcll-balanccd squad of
Pennsylvania is picked to carry the!
crown back to Philadelphia. |
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
rrow; Trackmen To Compete in IC-4A Meet
Hamas Wins First
Professional Fight
Stevo Hamas ’29, Penn State’s most
vcrsatilo athlete, made his debut as
ft professional heavyweight by knock
ing out A 1 Baban, of New York, in the
first round of a scheduled six-round
bout at Passaic, N. J, Friday night
Entering the ring wearing the fam
iliar Blue and White robe with Penn
Stato lettcicd acioss the fiont, the
former Nittany idol made short woik
of his opponent, flashing his K. O.
punch after 2 minutes and 1)8 second*
of the first lound had elapsed.
As a champion of the Lion ring,
Steve battled his way to two inter col
legiato boxing titles, receiving the
crown in 1927 and again last season.
During his colleg.atc caieci he re
ceived eleven letters, a Penn State
record, and last year was voted the
outstanding athlete of the year.
4 FRATERNITY RING TEAMS
ENTER TOURNEY SEMI-FINALS
Winning thou preliminary bouts
eaily this week, Delta Upsilon, Pht
Kappa Sigma, Pi Kappa Alpha, and
Theta Kappa Phi gained the light to
compete m the semi-finals of tho In
terfr aternity boxing tournament Tues
day.
Pi Kappa Alpha triumphed over
Sigma Chi in the fights Monday night,
while Phi Kappa’s mitmen gave way
to the onslaught of Phi Kappa Sigma.
Tuesday Delia Upsilon outpunchod
Phi Epsilon Pi and Theta Kappa Phi
subdued Alpha Chi Rho Phi Kappa
Sigma won its second victory bv over-'
coming Phi Kappa Psi Wednesday
night
MONT ALTO COURTMEN WIN
The passers fiom Mont Alto for -
estry school won then second victory
of tho season last Friday night by
defeating the quintet from Waynes
boro Rcfoimcd church, 29-2 G.
Coach "Tiny" Cranmor’s five held a
substantial lead of 23-7 at the end of
the first half, but were able to score
;only six points in the final period
j Edward Karcr led the foresters
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QUINTET TO FACE
MAROON, SYRACUSE
Lions Meet Colgate Courlmen
In Hamilton Tonight—Play
Hillmen Tomoriow
Defeated here by both quintets
Penn State will seek to tum the tables
on Colgate and Syracuse courlmen
when they line up against the Muioon ;
passers in Hamilton, N Y, tonight
and oppose the Change on its home
floor tomorrow
The greatly improved play exhibited
in practice this vcck has served to
bnghten Nittany chances foi victoiy
in ono or both games Two victories
will net the Lions second place in the
trinng-iai association standing
The line-up employed in the major
ity ol tilts this season will uuty the
Lions’ bid foi victory. Rod Fry and
Wall> Leyda once more will pair at
forwards, backed by Fred Biand at
center and Sol Sallzmun and Captain
Stnhlcy at guaids
A stnidv resc’ve team may see ser
vice tonight or lomonm Bub Davis
and Dave Miller may slait the Col
gate game Moit Macomb is reserve
ecntci with Paul Moss and Joe Weber
filling the defense posts.
Of the two opponents, Colgate pie
scnU the less difficult test Outsccn
ed until the last few minutes ot play
tho Maroon quintet came back to
nose out the Nittany five, 23-to-21, in
tho Recreation Hall battle
The 40-to-2b victoiy of Syracuse
here last week-end and its cltai claim
to the eastern title provide a formid
able obstacle to the Lions.
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JLMOR COURT 'I EAM UPSETS
PLEBE GIRLS’ SEXTET, 28-22
Maintaining its undefeated retold,
the jumni gills’ basketball team upset
then fieshmen opponents 2b-to*22 m
v haul lought game in Recreation
Hill Monday night.
The semi-final game in the intei
class tourney assures the juniors of
the lead m the series Playing was
maikcd by aceuiatc shooting of Isa
belle .1. Wicland who stored 21 points
for the winners
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Hint sunlight or the ultia-violet
lay is necessaiy foi the prevention of
rickets even when the lation fed the
animals contains the anti-rnchitic
vitmain D was piovcd by Prof Otto
.1 Hill, of the dairy husbandly de
pai tment, in an openmcnL with dairy
calves
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experiments, department officials-be
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Series—Batsmen (n Play II
Games at Home
The Faculty committee on athletics
placed its official stamp on Penn
State’s 19‘J0 baseball cmd. tentativeiv
announced last week, when it met
Wednesday afternoon.
The Lion battels will ung up the
cut lain in a thice-ganie sc-ncs with
Penn nt Atlantic City, April lb, 19.
and 21 The season will be opened at
home when the Blue and \\ lute en
counters a Lebanon Valley nine Sat
urday, Apnl 2(5 The Anmillo bat.-
rnen will be followed b\ Ftanklm ami
Marshall, Susquehanna, and Colgate
aggregations facing the Be/dekians
here April 30, May 2, ami J
Ursmus, Juniata, and St Aim cut
will come to State College to meet
the Nittany’ slugguis Ma\ K, 11, ami
17 Buckneil and Muhlcnbug limes
will be met on New Bcnvct field May
21 and 21
The Nittany batsmen will journey
to the Empire state to engage Colgate
and Syracuse anays May JO ami !1
The Lions will letmn to Stale College
to meet Temple baltc-is June -1 and
will play their fouith engagement
with the Quakus in Philadclnhia June
7 Syracuse’s big Change learn will
close tiie 19.50 season with an Aluinm
day battle heie June 9
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