I'iiduy, Match 2i, liMo Coach Hott 8 COLLEGES ENTER SNTERCOLLEGIATES Stoop Meets Orleman of M.I.T Tonight—Final Bouts Set For Tomorrow (CoiiL'micd ftom first page) '•tituto of Technology Piclmnnaiiex will begin tonight at •7 o'clock Semi-finals will be held at 1 o'clock tomoriov. afternoon ami the linal iound>» will begin at 8 o'clock to moiiow night When the opening gong sounds to night Da\cy Stoop will leap Into ac tion against Oileman, M I T. stal wart The engineer has an impos ing iccoid of victoiics and is expect ed to make the going lough foi the aspning Lion bantamweight. In the second lound Julie Epstein will undo go one of the sternest tests ol Ins taicer when he swaps punches vilh mteicolleginte champion Fitz go aid, of Navy Whetho Fitzgerald will be a taiget foi the pcppeiy punches of the phantom Nittany ace is a question that cun not be settled until tonight Horn Casom will unleash a bairagc of blows when he again meets Saslow. Penn ldij-pound stai Bom defeated the Penn pugilist by a decisive mar gin two weeks ago and is a heavy 1 noiite to lepeat his victory Martj Fights McLean Rushing into action in the welter weight fi.iy, lieiy A 1 Lewis will make things wnim for Jack Gold of New Ymk university The long odds aie on the Nittanv slugger to tome ihiough handily in this setto. Bill Stiublc will lepicsent Penn State’s hope against Thiel, of Syia aise in the middleweight bout Al though Thiel defeated Chaikowsky in a very close fight at Syracuse last week, BUI is confident that he can solve las style. Expcits are of the opinion that Moret, of Nn\y, and Bill will meet the finals Battling in his favorite weight, Uuity McAndiews will put eveiy ounce of stiength into his blows when he exchanges punches with Don Mc- Lean, of Penn Stiuble defeated Mac- I.tan in foui lounds (lining the Penn FOR RECREATION BLUE AND WHITE BOWLING ALLEYS HOG West College Avenue TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PENN STATE PLAYERS ‘Francesca Da Rimini 9 S:00 O’clock AUDITORIUM Saturday Evening, March 22,1930 vrt it ' Tickets -75 c and $l.OO Now on Sale at Keeler’s THANKS WE always knew we had many friends at STATE but we hardly dared ex pect so many of you to come to our opening Woids fail to express our ap preciation. Anyhow, we’d rather show it by continuing to uphold the reputation we have so well established among you. Thanks Men of STATE National Tailors METZGER BUILDING NATIONALLY KNOWN TAILORS TO COLLEGE MEN EVERYWHERE :k Shifts Line-up As Boxers Defend Crown in Title Meet at Palestra LEADS Na\j Kmgmcn in Effort To Overthrow Lions CAPTAIN MORET As the final bout of the prelimm anes in which a Penn State ringman will appeal, the slcndei Chaikowsky will mix things with Suutis, ot New York univeisily Though possessoi of a knockout punch, famous in mtei collcgiate cucles, Suutis will be ex tended m keeping pace with the shif tj Lion The complete pullings 1 11'. pounds—- I Stoop IV tin Slate vs Orleman M I 1 Domixoj. Nuvy. vh MiAllislir, t.eomtown 1 Inlets V>\ st. rn Mirylnrn! vs . Hcrnllehl N V U Hmniinn IVim, \s Vi- ii r > pounds—l'psi. in. IVnn State v< ntr- Ctrnld Navy TiriluMiii, ficur.'ilmui vs Kal man M I 'I Rom Syracuse vs I’mskv N V U . Khn.li! IVnn \h lluiliu - \\. itirn Murylnml 135 r oli nds—Casom Ptnn Suite vs Snstovv. Penn Cm.hv WosUrn Utrylnml vs Wal lace Navy. Uohinos M 1 '1 vs s|, ni no »il» h I U llruno, Kyrniiio. vs Murphy Cleorciu.w n 11*. pounds-Icwi*. I‘cnii State vs Gold N Y II lio.eiililo.im, IVnn vs Hall Navy Thompson, Mil vs Jlomiir svnicusi Fish CivorKvtown, vs lliiruhv r. Wntirn Mary land ICO pounds—Stcuhlc, IVnn Slate vs Thi.’ Syracuse Horne IVnn u llurher, M I 1 More , Nivy vs Turney Gis.rtfit.mn Hunt er. Jv Y U vs Kkpnc West.rn Maryland I*l I'oumls —MiAn.lnus IVnn Slutv vs MacLcan I’enn Ronhuui f.isin itown. I.w Stautr N U v ItiirtpM W.itirn Mary land I'uymoml Svrneiisc vs Swan Navy llcnvyvvoiKh.—ChnikowtAy, IVnn State, vs Kirnlis N T U Merrick IVlin h < l‘m (lira West, ru Mary hind vs lolmsmi Nivy IJonihlson t.ioriieliiwn, vs C.tint Xyrn.iise JUSTLY FAMOUS 19 TEAMS ENTER WRESTLING MEET 11 Malmcn Compete in National Competition Here Friday And Saturday With all entries scheduled to close at midnight tonight, nineteen insti tutions have alicady signified then intention of entering men m the na tional viestling touine\ to lie held heio ne\t Finlay and Satuidny. Fmty-one men have filed entncs fiom fouitcen colleges thus fm, al though a laige cnli> list is e\pccted Horn li\c othei schools Rochestu Mechanics institute and Oklahoma A •1 M. >’■ the onlv two institute- and .. uic onlv two institutions listed to cntci complete teams in the tournament Two colleges of the State ha\e teg isloicd among the latest enlnes foi the meet V» r ajncbbmg college is ie poitcd as serdmg thiec lepiesenta tivcs, vhile one will be enteied in the competition by Lafayette Western Colleges Enter Five nthei western and mtd-westcin teams aie sending men to the touinej nccoidmg to latest lepoils These schools aie Missoun mmcisity, Kan «ns State, Oklahoma umveisitv, Mich igan State, and the Casa school of Clc\ eland Among the other entues aie JI „I. T, Tufts, Ytiginia Polytechnic insti tute and West Vngima. Foimal ap plications aie still e\pected ftom Ohio State, California, Indiana, and Okla homa A and M. 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I’i\e games weio iccoid, sinking ten nt las fifteen ut won out of the fouitoen scheduled tempts Biand h.ul the gientesl mini contests to make an ineiage ol 5">7 bei ol chances, thnt\-fi%e Ho accouti- Of the total point, sioml, !12 u- U "' fol The toutt ,tilted fiom 171 field Real. cirol In lll<-n ‘ccied thui h.jthc.t ..umbel of the N,tinny pa,sots. N.rclj out cl U "\ “V' 1 ' 11 "‘•'H™ 108 fouls iee sunk to shon Ir. l,llJ ‘ l,f . n ?"! l,n "f uvetUße F.cd Eland nos ons.lt lur!., V" I . l ‘ o C ; l , nK 'f‘ l ' ldt senio. ttith 108 pon.ts Plov.nir m> ,eh " l ’™ 11,0 L,on, " l ' ,c l,t,M tu all 11 contests, he avoiaged 7 7 point- c 0,1 J >nin , , . 1 i Jlintecn men jilajed at sometime ‘ ~ thioughout the season Flections of _ Stahley was immei-rp with! IK , U Jtai \ ta ,,tai» and mannget and j 7 points, 40 of these i esuHmg li oia j announcement of lettei aw aids w ill be held goals Rod Fiy was thud with|made ne\t wed. 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