rase Four
Sidelines
Coach Heimann's recent statement
o the papms that the gentle art of
oul shooting %vas on the decline aim
',en ample justification alien the
I tone cons cited only nine out of their
nineteen chances into SCOleb Saturday
Mil, of Chicago's a rest
bag team. opens the mat ....want
here agam.l Ito, ;limit,, he ntll
have patnfol menturtes of a battle
Pith that gentleman last ear.
The gangster I.* grappler em
erged from the contea arch a
broken arm.
While Chathe Spenlel', men hone
linen getting into .hape to twat their
opponent. out of shine, tnno of mid
opponents bane been lotting the mat
in the 1)1.4 meets of then schedules,
P”nteton ,iteemled in defeating them
neighbois from Rutgeis, but Sc memo
btatted out v.ith a 10, to Lehigh
Sports a riters all neer the ORM.
tat are hailing Stele Harms,
Penn State grad v. Ito is getting
up in the heac)o eight kingdom.
as a second Jack Dempsey. Mlle
Wolff, also a State man. had been
looked upon as a better boxer than
Steno, but 11he found the charms
of a fiancee more attractice than
the price ring.
The drastic rulings of the Penns!.l
- State Athletic Commission had
their first harmful effect when Laf
ayette chose to cancel its m restling
meet oath Ursinus rather than go
through thy rigamarole required by
the Commission
Although the Easton school was
conducting the match w ithout ben
efit of gate receipts, the laws re
quire the posting of a 53,000 bond
MEI=
the of the commission to make
sure the u rustlers n eren't making
too much money. Temple re
cently chose the same alternatite,
in order to :mud red tape.
+ + +
Mn',n} basketball team got deny
o a flying start by chalking up wins
gainst McGill and Johns Hopkins
Last year's freshman quintet, al
though visibly inferior to the varsity,
held the Western Maryland passers
on ei.en terms during the few min
utes that they were on the floor, each
team scoring tires posits The team
work of the sophomores gave prom
ise that there would be little to worry
about for the neat two years if all re
main in school.
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47-21 Victor
Davis, McMinn Lead in
Scoring Attack on
Maryland Foe
One day last fall, Lehigh's football
team donned white umfoims instead
of thou traditional bio,n ones and
showed their follo,ms a complete se
mersal of foam
Penn State's basketball team tiled
much the same thing Saturday night
and lowed assay to then fast open
ing game ',dory in three rmrs, de
feating the Glenn Teri ms of Westein
Maryland by a quite decisive 47-to-21
some Besides looking flashy in then
new white umfoinr, the Lions dis
played a fast passing genie, a fair
defense, and a brand new guard by
the name of Ed McMinn.
This num McMinn, who was spend
ing his time with the rescues while
Penn State sins losing basketball
games last year, looks Inks a find His
wheeling and pivoting are on a pas
with most of that yet seen in Roc
ication ball, and lie has a canny eve
for the basket, although his many
sparkling pass-off plays stamp him a
good team-s‘oilei. He and Bub Da
vis, who seems speedier and more ag
passive than last year, had the crowd
louring its approval repeatedly
Substitutes Sophomores
Tine to his weld, Dutch Hermann
substituted his team of sophomore
hopefuls after the varsity had amass
ed a safe 13-to-18 advantage, and,
while it may have been nervousness
or it may have been the bad effect of
the old blue uniforms, the youngsters
uere none too impressive. They suc
ceeded in holding their brad oppon
ents on men toims, but gave way
before the end of the game to still
another team of varsity iesettes
Except for a dangerous Terror rally
near the end of the fast half, the
Lions' nasty advantage tins note,.
threatened They shored filch best
offense at the beginning of the second
half when they tan up LS points.
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Talking ...
about Januat y Movie Month.
Hit atm Hit follov,s in
Rapid Order as State College
Audiences Applaud the Finest
Entei tainments of the Year!
Some of the Best are Still
to Come!
Fin instance—
"Street Scene"
The Yeat's Pi ice Drama
with Sylvia Sidney
"Strictly Dishonorable"
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Over Terrors
Paper Seeks Opinions
On School Court Tilt
Feeling that there is a widespread
desire throughout the State to have
the annual interscholastic basket
ball tournament retain here, the
COLLEGIAN is sounding out senti.
Intent on the matter among news
paper editors of cities in the differ
ent sections of Pennsylvania.
The results of this survey will be
published shot tly together with
opinions of athletic officials here.
The play-offs were held here an
nually until 1928, when the Eastern
Intercollegiate boxing tournament
-caused a conflict in dates Since
then, they have alternated between
points in the custom and nestern
parts of the State.
Thu lineup:
Penn Male (47) in 1.-T It
DIM, f _______ _______ 6 2.6 14
Moir 1 2 1.1 5
Mel minor 1 0 1.2 1
Thomas. f 0 0-0 0
Brand e 4 2.1 10
Wltlun., r 1 00 2
Morro. 6 2 00 4
McMinn c 4 3 3 11
I(nrl.s 61 0 00 0
BI) ler. I. 0 0.0 0
IS eglern 51aryland (21) 1.6 F-T TP
Sad.lc), I 1 24 4
11ro , “..
Nlurral. f 1 0 0 2
NS oolc, f 2 0.0 4
Ilnmmll. c 2 00 4
Hurl°, i. 1 0-0 2
A Whom, st . 0 04 0
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TI-lEJ PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
CONOVER NAMES 25 ON
1935 BASKETBALL SQUAD
Makes Final Cut in Candidates For
Freshman Team Saturdns
Twenty-five freshman basketball
candidates survived the final cut made
by Coach Larry Conover Saturday af
ternoon and will constitute the yea,
ling court squad for the coining sea
son
Practices tins week will be ilootud
to selecting a definite combination
train the squad and developing team
play. Forwards on the squad include
Bassett, Blair, Donotan, Fischer,
Green, Kalb, Ketch, Idikelonis, and
Stocker.
Centers are• Cummings, Davi.,
Hafer, hard, and Taylor, uhile the
guards selected are Allen, Barnes,
Fletcher, Kilmoyer, Lyons, Patiucca,
Phillips, Rambo, Stiassei, Symington,
and Thomas.
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CO-ED RIFLE TEAM DEFEATS ,
FRESHMAN SHARPSHOOTERS
The Vtomen's title team defeated
the freshmen matksmen Friday after
noon in the Amory by a 915-to-840
some.
Edith M Tay '35, woo high honms
for the women with a score of 96
while Nancy W Stahlnian '35, and
Fiances T. Paschall '35, were tied for
second with 04 each. Charles P. Laf
ferty '35, and William B Edwards
'35 divided fast place honors with a
stoic of 95 out of a possible 100.
2 WOMEN'S TEAMS ADVANCE
IN BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
Grange Dormitory defeated the
Delta Gamma team 12-to-C in the
fourth intramural game of the sea
son, Mink Kappa Alpha Theta Avon
from the transferred women's sextet,
28-to-C.
Chi Omega will meet the Town
Go Is team and Kappa Alpha 'Theta
will play Frames street dormitory at
the same time Thursday night.
Tuesday, January 12, 1
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