Friday, January IS, 1932
INTRAMURAL FIVES
REACH 2ND ROUND
60
_Basketball Teams Play Off
Matches in 5 Leagues
Of Tournament
A' the Cast !mind of the intramural
basketball tom nament swings to a
close, sixty teams ate getting ready
to play their second or third games
the five leagues.
Monday night saw Phi Gamma Delta
defeat the Sigma Clus, 28-to-14, Theta
Chi downed Alpha Chi Sigma, 17-to
o, r strong Phi Kappa Sigma quintet
same( 25-to-10 eictory over Theta
Nu Epsilon, Beta Kappa took Tau
Phi Delta across by 18-to-9, and the
Ducky five event chosen before Lambda
Chi Alpha, 20-to-12
- Signir Phi Epsilon found little
trouble with Phi Mu Delta on Tues
day night, vanning 2G-to-G. Other
games that night acrd Tau Sigma Phi-
Pln Epsilon Pi, in which the former
emei ged Nictol by 21-to-12, Their Up
silon Omega defeated Phi Lambda
Theta, 17-to-12, Chi Upsilon was high
seiner fin the night sloth. a 30-to-15
win nye, Rho Danunit Rho; and Sigma
Phi Sigma downed the Hugh Beaver
club, 18-to-12
Na C;ame, Friday, Saturday
Soma high scores wale accorded on
Wednesday night Beta Theta Et
bowled over Delta Tau Delta, 21-to-IG,
Alpha Chi Rho took a 354048 game
from the me Aces, Phi Kappa Psi
eked out a 17-to-Lt victoly mei Delta
Thete Sigma, Pi Kappa Alpha was
dmented by Kappa Sigma, 25-t0.13,
Alphr Gamma Rho was snowed under
by Commons club, 45-to-1.1.
Because of the dance and athletic
meets in the Recreation hall, there
will be no contests Friday and Sat
urdirN Fifteen games, however, ale
scheduled for Sunday after noon' and
night. At 2 o'clock Phi Kappa Tau-
Phi Mu Delta, Tau Sigma Phi-Ph,
Lambilr Theta, and Commons club-
Sigma Phi Epsilon are to he played.
Phi Epsilon Pr-Theta Upsilon
Omega, Rho Drummt Rho-Sigma Phi
Sigma, and Chi Upsilon-Ilugh Beaver
club uill play at 3 o'clock At 1
o'clock games ale to take place be
tween Phi Camilla Delta-Theta Chi,
Sigma Chi-Alpha Cl,, Sigma, and Kap
pa Delta Rho-Theta Ku Epsilon fives.
Thies) games ale to be played at
7 ^0 o'clock, Phi Kappa Sigma-Theta
Kappr Phi, Tau Phi Delta-Lambda
Chi Alpha, and Ducky Five-Beta Kap
pr hieing the competitors At 8 30
three contests will mind up the eve
ning with Delta Theta Sigma-Beta
Theta Pi, Alpha Chi Rho-WFSC, and .
Delta Tau Delta-Phi Kappa Psi fur
nishing the competition
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The Hub
Penn State Called Logical
Place for School Tourney
Lewistown Editor Describes Central Location of
College as Attractive to Crowds
Sounding the first note in the
Courchyp's state-tide campaign to
bung the annual Intel scholastic bas
ketball tournament back to Penn
State, Riche.] S Ruble, spats edam
of the Lewistoyyn Sentrnel, eyptesses
the opinion that "the Pennsylvania
State College is the logical place foi
the games, both geopaphically and
fot its accommodations"
Mr. Ruble sass in part that the
question is one that should find sup
poi t among all the leading high
schools of the State. Ile feels that
with a conflict of dates such as caused
the change ul location of the tourna
ment in 1029 remoNed, thole is no ow
son why the games should not be
played hoe.
"Flom experience, I can say that
it is mole satisfactm y," the Lewis
town sports eibtoi 'neat, "For in
stance, in 1925 when Lewistown High
pinled Hafleton High in the finals,
the hugest clouds in saym al yea, s
attended. If a Western school had
had Lewistown's place and the game
had bean played In Pittsbuigh such
an arrangement would h eve been far
from satisfactoly: It is logic that
even the dullest giammat boy can un
derstand to say that State Colleg.,
because of its central location, is the
most satisfactol y of al? sites."
In concluding, Mr Roble 'Resents
TRACKMEN TO COMPETE
IN ALL-COLLEGE MEET
Thride Runners Into 2 Closet For
Contest Tomorrow Afternoon
Trackmen will have them] first try
or the boards this year when they
roll partionate in an all-College track
meet to be held at 3 o'clock tome
low afternoon nn the football prac
tice field. The onto e contest in ill be
held on the nee board ti ack.
The runners will lie divided into
two classes, the Nau,ity cmposing one
group and freshmen and others com
posing the second Competition will
he held in the 70, 220, and 410 yard
dashes, m addition to the half mile and
mile runs Hurdlers will also hare
them• chance in the 70 yard high.
hurdles
Because this is not an Intel class
meet., points sem ed tonnon now will not
count towards numen al nwatds Coach
Nate Continent will be in change of the
contest.
his assurance that the effm Ls to have
the annual games again played here,
u here they mile staged until 1029,
can he sine of "healthy support in
this quarter." This support, he in
dicates, must he a logical conclusion
from the belief that games an played
for the basketball fandom as v.ell as
to determine a champion.
Mr. Ruble's statements on the ques
tion are the fast of a series of sports
editors' throughout the State, to,he
published The COLT Mum , : is feeling
out sentiment on having the games
played here again because of a belief
that there is a widespread desire
throughout the State for the tomna
meet's retain to State College.
CO-EDS CONDUCT RIFLE
MATCH BY TELEGRAPH
Varsd) Squad Engages Waslungtan
Ma,aclm,elts State Teams
The omen's idle team held a tele
aphic match mitt, the Unisersitv of
Washington, at Seattle, Washingbon,
and the Massachusetts State College,
at Andnt, Massachusetts, on Wednes
day afternoon
On Monday the State squad will
shoot against the Uni,ersity of South
Dakote and the State Univel say of
TONsa Late) matches rr rl be held with
the Urns el sales of Wyoming and
Oklahoma, with Cornell Univer situ,
Kansas State College, Depauw
sity, the University of Maryland,
the Unisersities of Pennsylvania and
Michigan, Cal yogic-institute of Tech
nology, Louisiana State Um% ersity,
and Diesel College
Membeis of the local squad ale M
Eloise Culbertson 13, Helen A. Hoover
'l3, Nano; B. Sankey '33, Margaret
C. Smith 'l3, Marmite S. Stevens '33,
Charlotte L Summers '33, Natalie A
Skokowsbi '3l, F. Louise Adams 15,
Elsie Si Douthett '33, Sarah A Mc-
Kee 13, Fiances T. Paschall '35, Anna
C Strong '35, Edith M. Tay '35.
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SO INTRAMURAL BOXERS
REGISTER FOR TOURNEY
Houck To Thatruct Entrants Before
Routs-16 Frotenutiee Enter '
Eighty men, comprising sixteen fra
ternity and non-fraternity units, have
all eady entered the Intl amural box
ing tournaments.
Because of the length to which the
basketball tournament will have to
lun, the nutmen will not begin actual
competition until about February 15,
accolding to John A. Wood '33, man
ager. Practice fin entrants will take
place every Monday, Wednesday, and
Filday from noon until 1. o'clock, un
der the supervision of Coach Leo
Houck.
Piaternity teams desiring to enter
the tournament should report to Wood
al the Pill Pt Phi house, while inch
,duels who expect to compete are re
quested to legister at the Student
Union office in Old Main
INTERCLASS BOXING TOURNEY
BEGINS TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Eliminations in the interclass hot
in tournament will begin Tuesday
afternoon according to Leo Houck,
hosing mentor. '
Over 130 freshmen have been walk
ing, out in practice sessions in the past
week. Sixty sophomores and about
thnty Juniors and seniors aro also
entered in the competition
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Wrestling meet should 'report to Rec
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