Sidelines
minium, is the most c‘entful day
out State's wintei spot is season
at as the number of teams cri
ed to competition at home is con
ed. When the Si eshman' cage
tot star is off the day by meeting
sinson Seminary, Nittany imgmen
.untei Western Maryland in a
moiling session, Lion granfilmb
le nith St lacuse, and the Blue
White conit teals clashes mith
Knell, it is the only tone that the
tci spoils schedules pio‘ide for
appeal:ince of all, teams at home
same day
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Here's some nem s mina should
e good tidings to cc erj Nittan7
ports rommer. Merill Morrison,
ho shomed great promise as cap
ita of State's 1 1 130 freshman loof
a]] team, has returned to school
nil mill he out for a back position
ith the 1932 Illue and Mute
Imes.
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ho nen cemesto also has meant
.es to Nittanv athletics, hones or,
tiro athletes mere lost through
iluation last meek Johnny Gil
, letter 55 inner in soccer and box
, Chalky Bloweis, mho earned a
kethall assail, IPllhr Hobbs. one
the baseball letter sinners, Wlllls
Cabe, included in the winnels of
nn aniud, and Hugo Bezdek Jr.,
o non In, "S" in golf, will no lon
ho eligible to reinesent Penn State
mulelgl aduateb
=Ma
Nate Cartniell\ present track
len a 11l not be the onl, Penn
.tale runners entered in the
oILII
- gates at Nen York Cu t to
torron night, for Dick Detn der
11, a local Ism silo made a name
or himself on Nittan) track and
, smountr) teams, mill compete
4 a representati,e of the
lead°, brook .1 C of ['Made!.
'ou just can't 'keep these statisti-
Os out of mischief cues over a ya
wn peliod of only three days. l
M. they've figured out that in the
t foul games of the season, the
basketems base con up a total
ilk points to thou opponents' 114
an a‘ciage of 37 counters in each
is to the enemies' 26 The Lions
11 thou opponents in foul shooting,
sorer They hale conk only 38
of 65 free tosses lot a 583 per
tage, 'Mule our opponents record
28 out of 18, which Is a 589 ace,
Not content with that, the
iiithematician, taco deduced the
01100 mg: The limners in the
Aims first three games non bk
cores ending in 7-11, • 37, and
l 7 in order, ohile they losers 1A
he last three games last
cures ending in 'l-13, 23, and
3 The strati, that could bleak
m. tamers back Is the fact that
he oinner and loser, respectilel>,
in the odd games non and lost
,3 scores ending m 1-11 and
Oh, o ell , -
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Boxers Meet Terrors, Mahn - en
Clash With Syracuse Tomorrow
Mitmen Favored Over
Western Maryland
Here at 2:30
With nothing in sight but continued
fighting, climaxed by a swing at the
intercollegiate championships and the
Olympic tiials, Nittany boxers tie on
the gloves for Western Maryland nut
men in Recreation hall at 2 30 o'clock
tomot row afternoon
The Green Tenors had a penchant
for ties until then tout last Saturday
when Army marched through them
6-to-1. In their opening inset Dart
mouth and the Tenors finished even,
and tomorrow the Lions aie after a
score to offset last year's deadlock
Stoop To Begin Bouts
Captain Davey Stoop will lead off
the Lion show when he pairs against
either Murchison or Catena, for the
Terans, in the 115-pound daision.
Murchison suffered a technical knock
out at Davey's gloves last year but
Carona constitutes a threat if he
gains the position By the knock-out
route he secured the lone point for
Western Maryland against Fumy.
Johnny Napoleon is Coach Leo
Houck's hope in the 125-pound class
and should have little difficulty in
tieing up Myers, of 'Western Mary
land, with his quick attack-and-es
cape technique. Johnny McAndrews
still atm his cleverly-launched blows
at either Tuckerman or Boyd, 135-
pounders for the Green Terrors.
In the a eltenveight class, Al
Lewis for the Lions ail have first
rate competition in Borchers who
comes to the Nittany ring with a de
cision and a loss on his record this
year Al gained a decision front lulu
last year after sending hint to the
lboaals twice in the bout
Updegro,e M Box 153
With the plot thickening in the up-
per divisions, Coach Houck is unde
cided on whom to start For his 155-
pound boxer he will probably use
Pete Updegrode, v.ho has distinguish
ed himself as an all-around fighter in
the ring. To offset Pete's versatility
with both left and right, Gritsavage,
the other bidder for the berth. has a
sparkling decision in his Dartmouth
debut Western Maryland has Key
ser to darken the hope of the selected
Lion boxer.
. .
Ed Polak seems to have a little
edge oser Jack Henry for gaining the
165-pound position, although, as in the
155-pound class, Leo has yet to decide
Ed has had the experience and has
Rounded into a capable boxer with a
menacing left. Jack, on the other
hand, is clever and a fairly hard hit
t& who *tikes up foi any other han
dicap' by ,4peed. Wallace or Hunter,
both used,ineffectnely so far this sed
sdn).l.lll sox for Western Maryland
Toni Slusset will be seen in the
light heavyweight class when he faces
Kaplan, Western Maryland's find of
the season. Both ate inexperienced
but still probably furnish a slugfest
to delight the, heart of-the moie.bru.
tal spirited Spectators,
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Lafayette Cancels
Lion Wrestling Tilt
Lafayette has oancelled its wrest
ling meet pith the Lions, scheduled
for February 19, at Easton, Arthur
H. :quote's jr. '32, wrestling man
ager, announced yesterday.
Since the State Busing commis
sion has placed regulation on col
legiate wrestling, Lafayette has re
fused to conduct its meets in the
State Officials of the Maroon said
that they canceled the inert because
they did not want to impose too
finely upon the kindness of the
Philipsburg, N. J, high school in
whose gymnasium they ate holding
their other home meets.
TRACKMEN TO RUN
IN MILLROSE MEET
Cartmell Names Baird, Van Keuren
Hughes, Dunaaay as Natany
Medley Relay Team
Penn State mill be represented by
a team in the medley relay lace at
the twenty-fifth indoor meet of the
MiProse athletic association at Mad
ison Square Carden in New York City
tomorronc night.
Coach Nate Cattinell announced
Wednesday that the Lion team will be
composed of Baird, Van Kenton
Hughes and Dunaway. Baird will
start the race for the Blue and White
team and will run the quarter mile.
Van Kenton orill receive the baton
from Band and will sprint 220 yards
The third man on the team, Hughes,
will run 660 yards, passing the baton
to the anchor man, Dunaway, who orill
finish the telay with a halfmule
This will be the first indoor meet of
the season for the' Nittany athletes.
In addition to the Millrose meet,
Penn State will cotes runneis in a
meet sponsored by the New Yank ath
letic association February 17. Fol
lowing this they will compete in the
Meadowbrook games at Philadelphia
February 20, and close indoor geason
with the I C 4-A championships at
New York City, March 5
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Grapplers Place Hopes
For Win in 3 Light
Weight Bouts
When Rosenberg scrambles off the
mats after his bout in the 135-pound
weight tomorrow afternoon, Charlie
Speidel will know whether or not Lion
wrestlers will be able to hurdle the
Orange, first dangerous obstacle in
the championship highway.
The fast three bouts, if won by
State wrestlers, would practically
clinch the meet; won by grapplers
from the Syracuse Hill would leave
the decision to the 175 and heavy
weight classes Turnbull, Loienzo,
and Reybitz are depended upon by
Charlie for a =instil} of victories in
the 195, 155, and 165-pound divisions.
The meet begins at 4 o'clock tomor
row afternoon when Captain Maize
wrestles Captain Pons and of Syracuse
in the 118-pound class. Maize was
thrown by Forward last }car in less
than three minutes, but his support
ers claim it was a quirk, a bad break,
and that Maize can prove they're right
tomorrow.
Ellstrom, sophomore battler who
performed brilliantly against Chicago,
will go after limy, Reindeer 126-
pounder. Rosenberg, with odds in his
fan or, will take on Red Anderson of
Syracuse for boosts in the 135-pound
eight.
When Barry donned Stein of the
Lions last year, he did not know that
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lie would have to face Turnbull for a
1932 reckoning m the 145-pound class.
Turnbull has his eye on a clean slate
of victories for the season, but Barry
was captain of the team last year as
a Junior.
Lost to Lehigh
There'll be a battle when Lorenzo
takes on Carpenter for the honors in
the 155-pound weight because Carpen
ter defeated Mike in the intercol
lemates last year However, Lor
env) is on the hard-to-beat list this
year. Crafty and shifty, Reybaz will
be expected to outsmart Herb Mc-
Keon, 165-pounder and powerful oars
man from Syracuse.
A strong-shouldered junior, Jack
son, and a determined senior, Pros:
sen, will make their first appearance
on the mats in the 175 and unlimited
classes. The Orange brings no att.
standing grapplers for these weights
and the outcome is a gamble.
After taking a defeat from Lehigh,
intercollegiate champions, in their
fast meet, Syracuse suddenly loomed
dangerously when they smashed the
Columbia mat team by a 31-to-3 score
to hand the New Yorkers their first
defeat in four meets. Syracuse, how
ever, has never won a meet from the
Lions since the series began in 1923.
They came nearest to a victory last
year when they registered a 19-to-11
sane against the Nittany team.
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