uesday, January 13, 1931
Sidelines,
•
Apparently the vociferous few who
aired lost season's court games
ith cat-calls and booing have deter
imul to continue then• activities din
g 1931. The sportsmanlike major
. can holster the team's morale by
noting dissenting disturbers who in
it on booing a missed shot or an
dividual player's mistake.
MIMI
Although Mike Kaplan, varsity
tl, has spent much of his time on
c athletic field, he is completing
e regular college course in three
d a half )ears In addition to
inning three letters in football and
e in lacrosse and taking part in
rsit) contests in boxing and base
11, he has stood in the beg. tenth
his class scholastically.
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Despite the announcement in New
ork newspapers, Foidham universi
's basketball team will not be the
litany Lion's opponents tomorrow
ght, The game Wan discussed ten
tively more than a year and a half
o but had not been definitely sched-
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Two of Lafayette's courtmen
sled to start tomorrow night's
me have played against l'enn
ate on the gridiron. "Dutch"
'mouth who will jump center
ayed in the Lion-Maroon grid
nue at end, while Johnny &Bi
n, a forward, nos a ',amity half-
-0—
',eat.° of the lack of a suitable
.1 house or athletic cage at the
lege, foul indoor "Bull pen" alleys
'e been airanged to Reermtion hall
use by the baseball pitchers in
ter honing Home plates and
&tiers' alleys haw been painted on
floor of the concourse level and
I be curtained with camas drops
the protection of passersby
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"Red" Griffith, former Lion grid
tar and ii , , , ,istant coach, has re
good as bud coach of the Dickin
in college football team to con
nue hi., Ntudieg at Columbia uni
er4dy, inhere he lochs only seven
redit9 for a master's degree.
—o—
shooting played a meagre tole
ion and Bethany scan ing Saturday
ht No flee Mows aware tallied
til the second half had been under
y fourteen minutes and out of lir
a chances only four of the tosses
good for points
MIMI
Mite Morrison, freshman wrest
lig coach, recessed a warm wel
me on the Unilersity of Illinois
mpus when he stooped over at
s Alnia Mater while enroute to
s home in Marshalltown,.ln.
Mor
son was the onl3 successful Amer
an wrestler in the 1928 Olympics.
c possesses the record of being
t only undefeated but nmer has
been underneath for °seri -one
cond In his collegiate career; in
c 111-pound class.
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Vith the cesignathon of William
Ingram, head conch of the Navy
idnien, for the past five years, the
vat academy js added to the ,long
t of colleges which must seek new
about mentors for next season.
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MAROON TOMORROW
Lafayette Quintet Wins 1 of 8
Contests—Bethany Downs
Lion Team, 11-27
With a mediocre ',Told of four vie
tones in eight games, Lafayette
coat tmen mill face n Nittany quintet
that.is determined to bleak into the
winning column in Recreation hall at
8 o'clock tommiow night.
Following the retail of Captain
Jack Adams to the lineup a meek ago,
the Maroon team has broken a losing
streak of three games and run up
tan victories Adams, a veteran foi
ward, ucimed his ankle during the
second game, which Lafayette last
to St. Joseph's, 23-to-2I
The Leopards registered victor its
°vet Stroudsburg State Teacher's
college and Albright in catty stints,
but N Y U oveim helmed them by a
37-to-15 scorn. A sdilthein tip prcry
ed disastious, when Nary and Loyola
defeated th• Maroon tosseis Follow
ing then thud victory against Ut
sinus, 28-to-22, Wednesday, the East
on Hoot men continued then neMly
acquired 'winning streak by downing
Lebanon Valley, 29-to-27, Saturday
Foul veteinns hill lead the mead
ei's attack Dutch Weimuth, center,
is' the only newcomer to the lineup
Paired with Adams at foimaid, Sul
liven has closely pressed the Leopard
captain for scaling honors, while
Lewis and Gilchrest ale teamed as
guards. To oppose the Maroon team,
the sama Blue and White court com
bination that started against Bethany
is expected to be in the lineup
Lion Floor Work 'morose,
Although the Lion quintet, =pro,
ed in every phase of Soot work, twe
ed Bethany to fast playing to retain
its lend, the Bisons stagel a sih•il
s,ind attack in the final moments of
the game to pile up a wide margin
of victory, dl-to-27, Satm day night
Hammond, opening the swung for
the Blue and White, caged two long
shots from beyond the foul line Skat
ing an attack which put the Bethany
five into a lead that sins never head
ed, the Bisons netted seven baskets
in as ninny minutes
In a conntei Mack, Saltzman,
Bland and Hammond accounted foi
three two-pointers before the Nitt my
tally was checked Poi the icmaincloi
of the half, the Bisons inch eased then
maigin slightly, and led 21-to-lb at
the end of the pei hod
The Lions threatened the invaileis
most consistently at the stns t of the
second half, when Illeyeis arched a
long shot through the cowls, and
Hammond brought the Blue and White
clunt within two points of the Beth-
Any score by sinking a pair of double
deck°rs horn beyond the foul code
Checking this attack, the Bisons
gradually increased their lead again,
never permitting the Blue and White
to come within fide paints of then
acme. In the last six minutes of
play, a Sony of Bethany billies
widened the ma'am, as the Nittany
quintet was held to a single two
pointer, caged by Biaind
The lineup
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lian 1 uaond Hugh
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lank 11. th any ll,ke 1 tail, 01.14ey, alld
Pollard -
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llrand 3 Nlocr3 2 ,n1,m1.31 I IN. Chst.l
}lading 7. Iluxlt 5 * Te Mir 4 1 n:lu 3
1.1 Conl.t—Penn 5111, I out of I, 11,111
not 4 out of 0
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Mitmen Will Report
For Interclass Bouts
Participants in the had class
Immo. tournament should lend t to
Conch Inn Houck front 12 to 1 o'-
clock today, tonnoirow, Thum sday,
and Pt ulny of thus meek In Rode
nt= hall
Fir.shman boners will report to
dn.V, sophomores tomorrow, Juniors
Thur,clay, nod senior mitmen will
report Friday
INTER-UNIT BOXERS
OPEN TOURNAMENT
First Round of Ehounation 31,* End
E=IMEIITI!Ell!INII!1!I
Wool, to Before Bout
With the fighting of the lust
twenty bouts lust night, intiamoral
boxing enteis the second stage of
elimination at Recreation ball at 7
o'clock tonight.
Two bouts in the 125-pound class,
twelse in the 135, and six in the 175
pound division will he fought tonight.
Managers of teams are athised to
notify then nice of tho schedule
Bouts tomoilow night will in obably
finish the hest sound of elimination
With the exception of Finlay and
Sates day, bouts will he held even ,
night this neck beginning nt 7 o'-
clock Fights will stmt at 1 o'clock
Saturday
Each boxer uoll ueigh in•duung
the attetnoon of his boW. If v.eight
is not made by the time of his bout,
he will forfeit. Tone schedules and
biacket, me posted on bo \ing bulle
tin boatds at R.:Mention hall
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With seventy-two teams entered,
the nthammal basketball tournament
got under way last night Shen nine
games were played
Nine mole gam, ate scheduled to
night These ale Lambda Chi Al
!dm-Foster Five, Alpha Sigma Phi-
Delta Sigma Phi, Alpha Tau Omega
Kappa Sigma, Mangle- Phi Kappa
Beta Theta Pi-Pluanaces, Alpha Kap
pa Pi-Nerts Club, Sigma Tau Phi-
Omega Epsilon, Delta Tau Delta
Alpha Phi Sigma, and Theta Nu Ep
sd in-Phi Lambda Theta
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INTER..CLASS MEET
Saturday's Event• Wal Pros ido
Varsity Candidates With
Fast Test of Year
The Intoi -class ni estling meet
Is hick is srheduled fm Saturday af
ternoon onl provul,. Co ith Chadic
Speidel auk nn onPoi 'amity to look
over and select his varsity
izst tiny 'quad from ,mong the
ninny candidates uho ,no seeking
positions on the tenni
In uality the Intel-dais event is
an all-College meet v ith anyone eli
gible foi competition 1 Ins include•
letter men as well as s n-ity contend
vie, although each etas, is ailed ed
to slave hut on, entiv in each weight
Contiait to the maul alas, meets,
eight ueights instead of ,es en base
been ^cheduled Los the event The
lust tout sseights 115 125, 135, and
115-pound cla.ees ieloain the same.
while a /55-pound clues h is been add
ed nail the • IGO-poun I has been
shifted to a d wsmn Ilse pound. heav
mi Five points sold he ay aided fast
place 'meet s 'while those so, p'aee
second will vaccine tine° points In
addition, one point ca ill be gainer ad
by any contend. who Yonne, u fall
at ant tone during the meet
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Wlth 0,2 F7eshmen meeting the
Jur s and the Sophomol es utesthng
the Sem°, In tie in el nnnury t 0un..1,
a final round, v Bich 0.111 nomad atelv
follou the ru..t play-off , , on ill conclude
the meet
Although' the mateind for the
rvt estling squad is good, it is untsied
and the Intel-el:4,s meat Present
the hist real test fot the competing
glappleis with the e‘eeption of
Captain Peatce in the heavy eight
division, no candidate has secured
definite position as yct
Him coot, these is a v.-21Ith of good
material available and saisity beiths
in each class ale hotly contested
llathins, Maize, and Seely in the 115-
pound class arc osaging a battle for
positions, stole in the 125-pound di-
Darenpoit and Hoene"
twin Darenpott and lineiner show
fine menu, Stein, Kat'cr, and Gill
net ate fighting hold in the thud
weight end Lorenzo and ciansue are
estending each attic, fm, the 115-
,pound post
Tutnoull and Raise, ale piosid,ng
Nittany Athletes
Compile Averages
Of .640 For 1930
Penn State's athletic teams, with
the eNcept,on of two sports, maintain
ed On not age of .010 dm mg 1930,
Decoding to records compiled by the
Athletic Association
With seventy-nme contests in the
eleven vanity sports, the Lions scan
forty-eight, lost twenty-set en,
tied foul game. Boxing and ClO,-
countt y tennis won into, collegu ta
championships
RS estling, tennis, and golf acts.
the most successful sports, the
men busing no losses in dual match
comoctition although it faik-1 to out
the inteteoll:giate title
Defeated for the fo st t me m to,
seasons, the ,oteer team ma, un tble
to mho a clam for the 1930 league
champronshrp
Basketball and football w el., the
only t., ulna faded to gt.t bet
ter than an e, en break.. The former
won five of foul teen staits while
football won there, lost four, and Veil
two gam,
S ICKETT RECEIVES POSITION
Denn Robert L Sac/vett, of Clio
School of Engineering, has iecentle
been le-elected %me-mesa:cot of the
second distiict of the National Col
legiate Athletic association Penn-
syltania, New Ynik. Ness Jers,w
Maitland, and West Vlitanta coin
plenty of competition in the 155-
pound cnoup V.llllO in the next class.
Landis and Reyb.tt are staging a
stiff tight Outstanding in the 175-
pound division ale I,lahl,
and Roetenberg.
ith the me_tlers beginning to
!mind into shape, Coach Speidel faces,
a fine future for the next two xi three
3 eats as roost of the in caret orator at
I, composed of ,ophomm es and Jun
101+, while the ft eshmen ,hoe gi cat,
pi onnse
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SEMI-FINAL ROUND
tiplitt au Stgma Lend. Meld Wlllt
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Final found Satanla,
With the esception of the 171-pound
diveoon, nil other semi-fa nl bouts
of the ultimata al mie.tling tout na
ment cull be concluded at Iteueation
hall at 7 o'clock tonight The 175-
pound class ttill be completed Thum,
day night the ,atim time
At the conalmma of activate, Sat
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hitt-Once points and line men in
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Phi Sigma Kappa and Sigma 1. , :a tune
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and hoe men left, an, in third place
Unit One and Delta Tau Delta Looms,
having thir c andthe to -three
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and fifth places
Using inteicollegiate regulation,,
Leal ttl estling bouts aril 1,- held in
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