Thursday, September 17,1931
HIGGINS DEVELOPS
SPEEDY, DECEPTIVE
LION GRID MACHINE
(Continued from page one)
Cocker. Wille and Irwin have had
the most experience. Pace and Har
per are understudies of Captain La
sich at fullback, while Bob Snyder’s
brother, Andy, and Subach arc fight
ing for vhe> reserve job of calling
signals.
With the failure of Martz to return
to school and the graduation of Ed
wards and Kaplan, Coach Higgins
has used Brewster and Grimshaw,
two juniors and holdovers from last
year’s squad, at the terminals. Tom
Slusser is offering the juniors plenty
ot opposition even chough he is a
sophomore. Other ends include
Johnny McAndrews, Rosenberg, My
ers, and Heist.
DcCindis Declared Ineligible
Moon McMillcn and Stan Stem
peck, two veterans, have been holding
down the tackle berths m the recent
scrimmages while-Berry, Hewitt, Be
doski, Wahl, Cole, Hibler, Wentzel,
and Love furnish plenty of reseivc
strength. The veteran Tom Curry
seems to have' a hold on his job at
guard again this year and along with
Freddie Kane, reserve center fiom
last fall, should stop plenty of line
plunges Other guard candidates in
clude Gillard, a letterman, Hesch,
a holdover, Woolndge, and Baldwin
Confronted by the ineligibility of
Ed DeCmdis the Lion mentor has
converted Torrance, a lineman, into
a snapperback. Coach Higgins Tiati
planned to shift DcCindis to a guard
position this fall and therefore his
task of shaping a center is not un
expected. Although Torrance has
not the weight of Zawacki, he is
heavier than either Anderson or Kerr
and should receive the center assign
ment when the Lions take the field
against Waynesburg next Suturday
Assisting Higgins are Dutch Her
mann, Joe Bedenk, freshman Coach
Larry Conover and his ossistants Joe
Miller, Marty McAndiews, Allie Mor
rison, and Mike Zaia from East
Stroudsburg State Teachers’ College,
while Leo Houck and Charlie Speidel
have been working hard to put the
Lion athletes into first class physi
cal trim for this year’s campaign.
SUFFERS FROM APPENDICITIS
Albie Booth, diminutive captain of
the 1931 Yale football team, has suf
fered an appendicitis attack within a
few weeks of the opening of his last
season as a college jilayer, it became
known this week Coach Stevens,
who is a physician, advised 'Booth to
rest as much as possible. It is be
lieved the Eh captain will be used
much less than if his physical condi
tion was perfect. 1
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Intramural Athletics
Will Begin This Month
4 New Sports Fields on Golf Course To Add
More Facilities for Exercise Upon
Completion Next Spring
Intramural sports competition
among the three upper classes of the
College will be started in the second
week of school, according to an an
nouncement by Director Hugo Bcz
dek of the School of Physical Edu
cation.
Four new intramural athletic fields
are being constructed on the golf
course at the rear of Recreation Hall
for use next spring. Each field is
3CO feet long and 200 feet wide and
will be available for all sports The
plots will be graded, leveled, and
sown in grass this fall.
The winner of last year’s Hugo
Bczdek cup will be announced at an
athletic mass .meeting early this fall.
This trophy is offered each year to
the unit or organization which con
tributes most to the advancement of
athletics at Penn State. If enough
student interest is shown, an indivi
dual award also will be instituted this
year, Director Bezdek has announced.
To Appoint Intramural Director
“(Because of the lack of an adequate
number of athletic fields, intramural
sports will be without necessary
space this fall. Each participant
should recognize this fact and give
his co-operation to the sponsors of
the tournaments Next spring the
crowded condition will be lessened
considerably," Director Bezdek said
The intramural sports calendar for
this month will consist of tourna
ments m football, tennis, golf, cross
country, lacrosse, soccer, horseshoes,
and speed ball. According to the or
ganization data set forth in the intra
mural handbook published by the
School of Physical Education this
year for the firs 1 ., time, all intramural
sports will be supei vised by an intra
mural director to be appointed by the
School Dircctoi.
Eligibihty Rules Observed
Responsible to the intramural di
rector, who is a member of the School
faculty, is a senior student manager
He will be assisted by three student
associate managers, selected as well
as the senior manager by the Intra
mural board. This board is made up
of the Director of the School, one
member of the School faculty m ad
dition to the intramural director, and
vhe preceding senior manager.
Each associate manager will serve
during a sports season, one for fall,
another for winter, and the third for
spring sports. In addition, there will
be a tournament manager for each
sport appointed by the Intramural
board. Under the tournament man-
agers will be managers of the various
groups represented in each tourna
ment.
A score chnit has been diavvn up
as the basis of computing individual
and group point totals By follow
ing this chart individuals and gioups
may find at any time during the year
their total points scored up to that
period. Records of individual and
team standings will be kept on file
in the School Director’s office for use
in awarding trophies and declaring
winners
Eligibility rulings permit any stud
ent to participate in intramuial tour
naments unless he has earned a let
ter or numerals m the sport he wmlies
to enter In addition, he must re
ceive the sanction of a sports couch
if he is on either the freshman or
varsity squad in the desired sport,
and is restricted as well by the ama
teur rulings in that spoit A stud
ent cannot transfer from one spoit to
another duimg a sports tournament.
HOOPES SELECTED
BASEBALLCAPTAIN
Team Heads, Managers, Assistants
Chosen for G Penn State
Athletic Groups
George D Hoopes, ’32, varsity
right fielder, was elected cantam of
the baseball team at a meeting of the
lettermen in June
At the same time, Ray F. Carlson
’32 was named captain of the laeiosse
team A track captain has not yo.
been selected Karl B Wagner, ’32,
was elected track mnnngei, while Cal
vin M. Runkle, ’32 was selected to
manage the baseball nine.
Francis E. Schil), ’32 was elected
golf manager and Harold II Lewis,
'32, was named lacrosse manager
John A. Hammer, Jr, ’32 will man
age the tennis team
Earl Huston, ’32, James H. Finley,
’33, and Earl A McLaren, ’33 were
elected first assistant track managers.
First assistant baseball managers i
will be John S. Gilliland, ’33, Raymond i
S. Stein ’33, and Fnirfax A. Reilly ’33. 1
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
NITTANY BATTERS
WIN LEAGUE CUP
Annex First Place in Triangular
Baseball Association by
Season’s Showing
Penn Slate is the new champion of
the Triangular Baseball association
A sllvci trophy, emblematic of the
Icadoiship among Colgate, Syracuse,
and Ideal nines was received this
week from Colgate, 1930 winner, and
will take its place with other athletic
nwnids along the balcony walls of
Recreation Hall.
Nittnny batsmen had a record of
tv o victories and one defeat in com
petition with the, two association
nvals Syracuse was defeated, G to
ft, while the two games with Maroon
diumondmen resulted m a split in vle
tones, G to 7 and 11 to 2
To Move Trophies.
The trophy depicts a pitcher stand
ing on a baseball. Underneath the
baseball, thcic is an mutation nimbi- 1
block which bears the nalnc of the
league between silver lonic columns
The whole is mounted on an ebony
base which contains the names of the
annual winners in laurel wreaths.
Announcement of the decision to
lomove the trophies and pictures now
icpostng in Varsity Hall to a position
along the seating entrances in the
gymnasium structure this year came
from Neil SI Fleming, graduate man
ager of athletics, yesterday. The
purpose of the change is to enable
more people to witness the awards
and mementos, which trace the his
tory of Nittany sports.
TO DEFEND JUDGING TITLE
Four Seniors in the department of
dairy husbandry will defend the
championship won by the College last
yeai in the intercollegiate dairy
cattle judging contest on Sunday at
the Eastern States Exposition in
Springfield, Mass. The team is com
posed of James D Burke, H Wilmot
Carter, Charles E Dayton, and Shel
don W. Mosier. Prof Adam L Beam
of the department of dairy husbandry
will accompany the team as coach.
In lacrosse James B Mam ’33, John
B. Swaync, ’33 and Philip J Ferry,
Other first assistant manageis are
Fled S. Pierce, ’33, Mark A. Ziegler,
’33 and Charles A. Landis, '33 in ten-
nis and Dean P. Williams, ’33, David
, L Duvall, ’33 and Claude II Readly
! ’33 m golf.
Steve Hamas ’29 Gains 19th Knockout
In Spectacular Rise as Professional
Steve llamas, ’29, only Lion athlete
cvei to wm five varsity sports letters
m one year, added the nineteenth
knockout .o his professional boxing
iccord when he downed Jimmy Rus
sell, Vancouver heavyweight, in the
fust round pf a semi-final bout in New
York Tuesday night.
Twice intercollegiate heavyweight
champion, Hamas earned three box
ing letters while in College, besides
participat’ng in football, basketball,’
tiack, and lacrosse Since giadua
tion, he has defeated twenty-one box
ing opponents without losing to any
“If Steve continues to win success
as a professional boxer it is probable
that he will stay in this field,” Coach
Leo Houck, who was in close touch
with Hamas this summer and who
referred his bout with Laßoceo, said
yesterday. “He at first entered the
professional ring only to gam monev
for entering medical school su the
University of Vienna ”
As a sophomore, Hamas won the
fullback berth on the football team,
and barely missed the time require
ment for an additional letter m bas
ketball. He played forward m th<>
la-tor sport along with his brother,
YARR LEADS NOTRE DAME
Another large army, 120 candidates
headed by Captain Tom Yair, report
ed foi the first practice of the season
at Nocre Dame’s football camp.
UNION TO REOPEN LOUNGE
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lounge in Old Mam will be in place
today. Game equipment is being
purchased and will be available by
the opening of regular sessions next
w eek.
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Class dues for -his semester as an
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Freshmen, $3 00.
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'Mike, then captain At the close of
basketball season he reported for box
ing qml earned the heavyweight,
mown two weeks latoi
In his jumoi year, Steve aguin won
ms letter as fullback on the Nittany
•doven. lie leluined to ihe basket
bull sqund and this vear gamed his
lettei as foivvurd. Going back to the
boxing team, he scoied a technical
knockout in a dual meet with Temple
and then participated in the last court
fame of the season the same dav. He
tclinquishcd his heavvvv-ight crown
to Grant of N Y. U , but earned a
track letter in the shot, di«cus, and
hammer
Hamas repeated Ins football and
track peifoimunces m his semorvear.
and again won a letter in basketball,
pluying guard instead of foiwatd He
was defeated by Livoti of Syracuse
in the only boxing meet he entered
that season, but regained hts title by
defeating the same man in the inter
collegmtes That spung, he divided
his time between lacrosse and tiack,
and won his letter in the foimcr sport
as well, making five letters in one
year and cloven duimg his College
career.
VARSITY HARRIERS TO MEET
PITT. SYRACUSE THIS FALL
The varsitv cross countiy team will
meet the Umveisity of Pittsburgh
hamcis heie on October 31 and the
Syracuse runners away on November
7th.
The season will close with the Inter-,
collegiatcs in New York, November IG.
Fieshmcn cross countiy men will hold
a dual meet with the Pitt plebes on
October 31 and will also entei the
Intcrcollegiatc.s.
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'William V Martz ’32, a scnioi
Jie School of Education, has jecei
an appointment to the United Sti
Military Academy at West Po
Martz was a letter eamoi on Co
Bob Higgins’ 1930 football team
was counted upon bv many to 1
down one of the teinnnal positi
this fall.
For the first time in its .ill
letic history, the Umvvrsitv *
Pennsylvania will place a l"l
pound footbul! team on the gri<
iron this fall. Pour teams, ii
eluding the vjrsity, will be pl.i’
ing schedules, during the fall, i
keeping with the plan to have :
many students as possible ei
gaging hi athletics
I=l=l
Walter Vanderbrush, of Dovei,
J, captain of the 1931 Lufnv
college football team and stai tac
will be able to play during the c
mg season for the Leopards \
derbrush suffered a bioken anklt
the opening game last season and
on crutches most of the wintei
Greasy Neals lias three grin
uates of last year’s freshma
team ready to throw into th
regular M*fcst Virginia lineup tin
fall in place of a trio of varsit
men Canich is slated to call sij:
mils, taking over SebulsLv
duties; Mnzzie and Amlersni
guards, will charge out of tli
line instead of Brown and Lewi
seniors, who did the charging fc
the past two seasons
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