40 SEEK BERTHS
ON BOXING TEAM
delines
Coach Houck Drills Lion 'Damen
To Face Heavy Season—l
Lettermen Return
of Stan Stempeck, as
Set aurae'. all•opponent''
Penn State a 1 eprsenta
of our s, major °pp.-
ionents' elex ens Nittion
e been selected nn the
of Pitt, Colgate, Lafax-
With four letterman returning to
folio an experienced nucleus, Coach
Leo Ilona has been drilling forty as
pirants for ring positrons in his quest
for a strong tenni.
and 51.1.11.1.15 e West
not yet made known her
Beginning prehminLy drill a reek
berme Thanksgiving Natation, the
Lion nntmen hove been working out
daily to get into shape for a ihffitult
and long season of engagements This
eel: Coach Houck held short ses
sion, in the ring in pieparation for
tomortou, nen,cel exhibition
to the field of slitter,
,ce I% elected Nlt UR)
as selected as center
n the Lehigh all.oppon.
:lamed by Coach Jack
14 . to establish thud
the leading ele,en in the
Thichne//iiin. student nous
es Penn State among a
astein elewns called the
eon." Thu classification
tue of being original, if a
The Bisons ate placed
although the "Nev. SlN
leo Pitt, and Colgate
Captain Di,vev Stoop, Intercol
legiate bantamweight champion in
1930, leads the group of Nittany con
tenders for the 115-pound post while
Flank BOnman and Jim Ralston, two
sophomores working out in that
weight, base been giooming them
' s-21ves for competition against the
ILion captain
!Anus Leads Welters eights
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noersit) of the South,
• Lions meet before the
ty croud nest )ear, is
r of the Southern Con
nie school is located at
Tennessee, and its nth
ins are nicknamed the
In the 125-pound class, Phil Ep
stein, Johnny Napoleon, and Bas
Clone ate all fighting for supremacy,
each having about the sonic met
ince Napoleon and Epstein have
been putting up a good show in the
shoit bouts. McAndrews,
I,ind Lenket kill probably be the lead
ing contenders fot the 135-pound
bet th. Anderson, Lucas, Alnams,
Jackson, and Lonbelger ate additional
l men competing to displace Johnny
111cAndiests lions his post of last
year
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etch Ileimann, Lion has
h, is consuhming the pus
having a seeund string
mimed cote eh , of sopho
might play three }ems
n unit The fine mould
ity 3leFailane and Dane
foimaids, Call Wittein at
Stump Pail, and Dill or
.1.1.1.1ds
Displaying a fine bland of boxing,
Al Lem , ,, lone Nnttany intetcollegiate
champ, has been outclassing the field
•in the 145-pound division Feuato
and Saar have been his inincipal
competitois for the uelteineight po
sition In the 155-pound class Upde
close has shone an advantage over
Gtitsavage, Hensrey, and Gra
ham
•
oritalt John Orst of Col
, N,11% seleded as end on
i all•opponents• elm en,
led an imitation to pia)
"East" against a "West"
t San Francisco Neu
a)
Slussel, Polak, fledoslo, and
Long in the - field foe the 160-pound
class, any Natany nuddlev.elght
sentatlve ,111 be kept busy mai
basketball team opens the
awn, Much ends when it
Lions at Pittsbuigh in
•anent Temple totem re,
th seveial hunched State
1 teaches assembled as stu-
O Cailson system, the Pan
to avert last yem's em-
MLldent, when they lost
33-to-17
aining his position throughout the
.eason. Sagun, McMillen, Bawl, and
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Na‘y boser who lost to
r of Western Mari land
60-pound class finals of
colegialte hosing thorn,
dd here last spring, is
ack on the N.n) elte.en
the Amu tomorrow.
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Have Sou noticed the pictures being advertised
for the leading theatres in Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh this week?
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Ever, one of them has already been shown in
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;hod a sample of the kind of entertainment sure
ice 3rou are receiving at the
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C,r,URGE W. SULLIVAN, Mgt
ELECTED Lion Soccer Copt=
For Nest Year
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Heist constitute the material from
uhich Coach Houck will mould his
175-pounder Nebel, amateur cham
pion of Maryland, who has returned
:to Penn State after a year's absence,
has also been shaping up well in this
class and hill be eligible for Intercol
lagiate competition/ after the first
semester.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
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CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD ..
TIIL• PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
SPORTS CAPTAINS,
MANAGERS NAMED
slim team in 1930 m addition to being
captain tins year
Soccer letters were awarded to Cap
tam McKane, Captain-cleft Daykin,
Bradford, Edwards, Darns, Hartz
Ifenszey, Holmes, Knecht, Masters,
11111ler, Musser, Shea, Tyson, and
Manager Smon
At tins meeting there seas sonic
'discussion concerning the size letter
that should be green to the members
of this year's undefeated soccer team
There is a possibility, Mr Fleming
said, that m the future intercollegiate
champrom, and members of undefeated
teams may rei,ene six-meh letters in
stead of the customary four and one
quarter-m.lr awards, providing that
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Monday - Tuesday
Dec. 11 tind 15
Maul. Da,ly at 1 JO
tins proposed amendment to the Att. awarding of athletic letters. according to Mr. Fleming Conn's
Intro association constitution passes A major football "S" vats awarded name was omitted from the list of
by vote of the student body as well as to Doc Conn for his service to the lettermen that appeared in the mono
the various committees governing the football team dating the past season, of the COLLEGIAN Tuesday morning.
(Continued boot Mile one)
The Corner
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