icaclay, March 25, lU^i'i Penn State Matmen Enter National Meet Friday; Trai ALLEGES FILE OURNEY ENTRIES Id Lists Maize, Stein, Long, vaiser, Transue, Pearce As Probable Team ,n State by enteung a squad of en made the twenty-seventh en i the nationnl collegiate wicst ourney to lie held m Hecrentlon Furiay and Sntmday Eighty-; ndividuul contestants had iegis-i up until noon yesteiday. I ’ Mui7e, who upheld the Blue and : in the mteuollegiates, will be| Chailie Spaniel's entiy in the j Hind class Giant Stein, piom-i lightweight star, is the proli-. nliant in that division. j sr stepping nside foi the title es at Cornell, Kail Knisei will see action in the welterweight Dutch Transue, star of last ficshman team, may be entci* the 155-pound lank foi the nonship setto Champions May Enter uining to his favoutc weight. Long will icprcscnt the College * light hca\yweight bracket. Al ii slightly injuicd, Ed Pcaue •ompele foi the national heavy it title a last-minute decision both Cap lublei and Paul Campbell -may i to entci the competition The ly leader is being held back by injuuos, although it is expect lt the two Lion champions will ite in the touiney acuse and Chicago were two ot liools included among the latest iol entries Seven men, mclucl iui who wiosllcd here pievious s season, will battle foi ciowns these institutions. Oiange aspirants include Gar in the 115-pound division und Fianb, 165-poumlei ami lun iin the inteicollegintcs Cap )yei and Max Sundeiby aio to te in the 145-pound and unhm inks foi the Illinois school Lafayette Sends Entry i FianlJm and Maishall and i aio among the icccnt entries ig to send lone competitors to ttney North Caiolina and Vn- Militaiy institute, sending two nee men lespcctively, increase mth’s entiy list ayette’s single contestant will be Saigeant, 145-pounder and enp- Icct of the Easton, grappling Indiana university is sending en, which with the Univoisity ot ?an’s foui cntiants swells the estern contingent Other-icccnt ms include Cornell college, western university and the Un*- f of Kansas champions Irom the Eastern In itiate association have been on n the tournament as yet It is .‘d that Lehigh and Cornell may some of their best leprcsenta* a the meet ptoposed eastern trip for the isily of California matmen was inctioncd by Piosident W. W icll of the Betkeley institution, ,mg to latest repoits from the Cithfanuan. Because of this, iui western titlc-holdeis prnb nil not compete here. A Complete Food Service Egolf’s THE MODERNIZED STORE WHERE ONLY GOODS OF QUALITY FIND SPACE EAST COLLEGE AVENUE STATE COLLEGE, PA. Complete Line of Fishing Tackle The Athletic Store On Co-Op Corner ALL STUDENT SUPPLIES WINS Bantamweight Title In Tourney Dehut A’. A, A > ;V\ v 1 A -v - > DAVE STOOP NITTANY STICKMEN BEGIN SCRIMMAGE Coach Paul‘s Lacrosse Squad llohh Dudy Practice—Prepares for Opening Game Ma> It WUh sin \elerans fainting a nucle us fat the 10 JO laciosse twelve, Coatl Ernie Paul began daily scummagc sessions Satuiday in piepamtion far the lirst tilt of the season against Western Maiylaml May •! Lust veai’s i egulai sai o fai ming tlu backbone of these piactico tilts in which both vaisity and fieshinan nia terial see act vice Attcntative vaisity selection will be made within the nest two weeks. An abundance of defense mate! in will permit Coach Paul to Jill these beiths without any difficulty. Moor McMillan, Mcyci Kaplan, Kail Ed wauls, and Skip Stahley, football let toimen, togethei with Johnny Pi 1201 and Tom Reilly are the most piomis ing candidates Captain Kaisci, Antonson, Lewis ICoth, and Andeison aic fighting hau fai the attack positions All thest men made a favoiaJile showing on the 19:20 contingent This division wil be no obstacle in Coach Paul’s path toward fanning the coming Lion mu chine Joe Wcbei, \eleian centei, will probably continue m this position Webei was one of the Lion high scor ei\s fai the past season. The goalie berth is*in the hip.ih.jif -Karl Kaisei at present llowe\ei, with the shift inj, of Fred Peiella fiom a point po sition, because of a leg mjuiy sus tained in the Cornell game last veai, ho may have woithwhilo competitior ALBERT DEAL&SON Heating AND Plumbing IX7 Frazier Street TRe (grner unusual M’ANDREWS WINS TOURNAMENT TITLE Epstein Relinquishes Berth to Teammate—Drops Bout in 125-Pound Di\ision (Contained from first page) is was riding on the ciest of a wa\e lowaid the title when Hull, his Nacy opponent in the final bouts, opened a deep cut over his o>e. Di Aithui Light, Association physician, 01 doted that the bout be stopped to a\eit a 1930 CHAMPIONS U'i-pnniid Stoop, Penn State Pinsky, N. Y. U JTi-pftlind Crosby, Western Md Hall, Na%y H)o*poinid Klepae, Wcstein Md 17 r t‘pO)UHl MeAndrews, Penn State Heavyweight Snutis, N Y. U. moie senous injury. Lewis piotestod vehemently: “I can go on," he asserted, ‘‘l don’t need my eye foi this fight ” Di Light tefused, however, and the j jrown went to the Midshipman Two stitches were requited to dose th*- \ound o\ei the game Lion battlci’s jye When Bob Ehng, last minute sub ititute for Alex Chaihowshy, entered the ung to swap punches with Snutis, if New York university, the 5000 ipectatois moaned foi the short Lion rcpi esentntive Weighing lb,l pounds and in pool physical condition Ehng ,vas no match foi his mountainous Gotham opponent For two lounds he fought gamely, tenaciously tiying to Keep pace with his mighty foe Roahztng the futil ity of the efToit, howecei, Rcfeiee Hayes stopped the bout m the second lound PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS EYES EXAMINED AH Kinds of frames, & repairs 11 DR. EVA B. ROAN )n ’ Registered Optometrist * omen hours Bollefontc Slate College Writ 2 p m to 8 p m Monday. Tuesday, Sat. 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VA. MARKS Register Victories in Half. Mile Excnls at Mountaineer Games Saturday Two Hack iccouls crumbled undoi the flashing spikes of Paul Rekeis and Chid; Meismgci at the annual West \ njriniu mdooi games at Morgantown Satuidav. \ictones in the half and mile tuns gave the si\ Xittanv tun-1 mu* competing honois in the distance, events Rekeis, outstanding collegiate two mdci and holdei of the IC-1A innik, won the hulf-mile convincingly m ‘5 1-5 seconds imdiu the W'est Viigimn stan daid Paul took the lend at the stmt and lus slicing, powerful stride tal lied him minis the line the winnei bj fifteen \aids His tune was 2 minutes 1 and o-5 seconds. Showing n ietuin to the form whic won him places in two Intel collegial championship laces, Chick Mcismgc snuu-h'd the Field House iccoul t win the tile iun by fifteen vmds Th long-legged Lion took the lend at th hall-way ni.uk and hiensted the tap m i minutes JIO ‘f-5 seconds Dick Dolwilei placed thud, fu \ \ v The more active the foot, the more impor tant the fit. Hence we’re not a little proud cf our success in fitting college men! $7 and $9. r '-'MEN'S SHOES Inspect those fine shoes jt Montgomery and Co. ckmen Break Records jaid*s behind Riley of West Viijrima jCORNELL DEW RECOMMENDS ReKers also stmted in the mile, but' STUDENT WTITUDE TESTS was spiked m the heel and his shoo tom oir at the stmt Bv the tune the. «hoo was replaced the field had lapped him, innktnir fmthci olloils nicies-. j McDowell, Fulleitun, ami Mar/uc-, into the law school at Cornell was !co completed the Niltanv entiv Me-. dc-<-Mhcd a* a means to eliminate the Dowell took Um d m a hunched timsh , hunt-' intmbei of iaduios in the school in the 70*\aiil high huulles, Ik,wins lln Plot R S Mexens. acting dean toFuithofN VU , 10l A. title-hold-1 0 j the school. e,, and knohloch ol I*itt KuHe 1 ton [ annexed fointh in the 70-jaul low I Inn dies, which also was won hv Fuith i Murruttn faded to scoie in the same! event j Entiy in the West Yiigmia frames' 'tame as a lesult of last-minute ap- ( pioxnl by the Uouid of Athletic Con- ti ol lato Thuisdny afternoon The' meet had not been icfruluily listed j Two bundled and iiftv tiackmen. fiom nineteen colleges and univeisi-j tic competed in the Mountumeei cni-| iimal No team semes \,eu compiled,' I CO\CII LIKES TU.L I'l.wr.lts j Brady Cowell, coach of the ;sity of Floiida basketball team, pic jfois lull plnyei- r Jhis is e\ideated in his squad of sixteen, nine of them standing oxer six feet y ' THE FAVORED TENNIS SHOE AT THE LEADING COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES HOOD Vantage tennis shoes have set new stand ards of quality and style on tennis courts in the leading universities. 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