Tuesday, Peliruary 9, 193
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Colgate's beekethalf - teen, conquer:,
ors of Syracuse, dropped- a pair of
games last week. In their-first
feat the Maroon, fell before. the un- ,
'beaten passers of Allegheny College'
31-t0.2.6 Wednesday and were ,pusheig
back by the Army five Saturday; a
to-ft. fit an attempt to gam midis:
puted possession of first plan he the
Triangular Association composed of
Syracuse, Colgate , and Penn State,
Jordan ttith his bfatoon five
will invade State'Collge 'Saturday.
MOM
Lew Andreas , Syreetim quintet,
without showing Any, imprOte
ment in form since the -4740-3 X
seldutek administered, Ely" , the
Ltonu ten deyq- ago,. Galled to gel
back into the winning efilumn Sat
urday night when Creighton Uni
verifier amothered the , 11,esinge
Sibler7 at 'Creightem, lowa.. •
CUM
Tiny Pincura, who served as second
for '.the Western Maryland boxers
Saturday, will get Inter action against
Frank Merrick of-Peers op' .February
20.. With the removal of the heavy
weight division in the Baktern Inter
collegiate Boxing association, Tiny
been kept from showing, 100 prowess
this year. Ile as the brother of
.__Johnny Pincura '29, star of the Lion
backfield for . tuo seasons.
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- There can he no douht that win
ning teams attract, the. crowds.
Instead of a • generat ecodus
after the bosing meet Saturday
afternoon. 'Recreation _hall con
tinned to hold the interest of the
student, body, as there were few
seals unoccupied at either the
wristling meet or the basketball
game. • .
Basketball is the most popular ath
letic activity,among the male 'lndents
at Temple, according to Walter Scher
bale, director of the University intra
mural sports program, With 'an
noacement of the registration fig
ures for the "sports-for-all" piogritm
„during. the fine semester,' it was re-,
'waled that imore thait half, of the
-total number of students' who parti
' cipated in the different sport activi
ties 'ehine the court game.
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,lf Dutch Hermann was in at
tendance at' the ,freshman leohrt
_game with' li/fchintion Seminary
Saturday afternoon; no donht lie
saw enough,to pictuis anoiher of
ansive liailietbalt Main.' for ,deft
Winter. The freslitriel_ lost little
time at adiahcarg the ball" down
the floor Mid mach less fn atnhing '
their shots. go throtigh , the hoop.
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Hermann To Retain Saturday's
Line-up in Contest With'
Huntingdon Team
ni smNny It IMICSAIVTIN as
Maybe it's because snags to win
ning mar& conic unexpectedly that
Dutch Hermann fears Juniata.
, At any rate, the Nittany basketball
epoch Was warned the Lions that over
confidence when they face the Hun
tingdon quintet at 8 o'clock tomorrov,
night may result in the snapping of
their undefeated home record And,
pndefeated records being especially
iprecious in these days of depression;
lt is certain that Captain Brand and
company will be wary of a letup.
Aside from his cautious respect for
the Indiana, Dutch surprised us by
naming the same starting five that
formed the opening lineup in the 48-
to-22' defeat of Bucknell Saturday
night. Norry McFarlane, Wally Strai
ns, Captain Freddy Brand, Ed Mc-
Minn, and Doc Conn wdl form the
starting five, with Bub Davis, Walt
Moser,,And Sack Meyers ready for in
stant relief duty.
Bison Attack Frustrated
Coach Swartz of the visitors r ill
hate for has starting forwards Paul
Renninger and Hen Slough, who, on
the baseball diamond held State to
three hits in the Indians' surprising
1930 victory. Butlew, the center, is a
former Lewistown High star, while
Art Steele and Captain Karl La. Poste,
ho hails from neighboring Tylone,.
will hold down the defensive posi
tions.
It took the Lions nearly the entize
first half to get started against Busk-
Saturday but when they did, the
float score, , 18-to-22, ',loved to he the
widest margin of victory yet garnered
this season The Bisons, on. the other
hand, never did get stinted, although
their second half attack showed im
provement over their first period of
fpnsive, when they secured but one
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The box score:
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McFarlane, f 0-0 10
Duvii. f 0 4.0 10
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Gain 5 1 / 2 -I 1 / 2 Victory As Stoop,
Napoleon, McAndrews Score
Only Knockouts
Before Dick Mallow could say
"Wallace & Kaplan" three bout.: had
been knocked into the Lion's den and
two more wino fast disappearing
thiough the enhance. That sum
, mai:us the Nittany Terioinatior of
Western Maryland boxers here Sat
utday
With a total iunning time of less
than one regulation bout, the fist
three matches were stopped in short
order by referee Ehyan Hayes The
1 , 16 and 155-pound divisions vent by
decision to the Nittany boxers, while
r draw in the 165-pound class and a
decision for the Tenors in the light
heavyweight completed the program.
Although Captain Davey Steer hail
orb a short time to nook in, he made
several thrusts to the face count and
sent Murchison, 115-pound Toxin
boxer, to the floor moment:nay be-I
fore the bout was stopped after one.
minute and one second.
L. k Wnk 11) Decision
The fact that Cairara had gained
the only Western Maryland point
against Army last ',seek by a knock
out didn't make much difference to
Johnny Napoleon in the 125-pound
Catrarr had difficulty in keep
ing his footing doling the list mound
and Johnny landed a seizes of lefts,
with right lurking behind which had,
h, man groggy at the bell. Thel
fifty seconds before the fight seas stop
ped in the second mound were feal
tuted by tights to the face.
In the 135-pound class MeAndreus'
fumed Boyd, of Weston Maryland,
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nit), a tight shortly after the open
ing gong. Boyd jested to sit: only to
go down again. A succession of lefts
and rights contacted to end the match
fol McAndrews after one minute and
five seconds.
Going easy on Calvert, inexperienced
Tel roe welterweight, Al Lew. gained
a three mend decision. Calvert rested
nn a count of eight in the second
i ound and in the concluding period
Lewis legistered a series of hard body
blows.
Kaplan Scores for Terrors
Captain Borchers, of Western Mary
land had Pete Updegrove at a disad
vantage an the Ihst round of the 165-
pound bout, but lost the decision when
Pete', lefts and rights got working.
Makin& hr intercollegelate debut,. Up
degiove gained the second round send
ink In. opponent down for nine after
n straight left and showed he, super-,
:may in the final period.
Although Polak went in hard after'
man in the concluding round, the'
Lion 175-pounder could not stave at a
draw with Wallace. The first and
thud round, were rather dull, but
the second lisened up when Ed landed
r Lucky right to the left cheek and
Wallace ietailiated with several lefts.
Kaplan, Terror light-heavyweight
and brother of the former Lion foot
ball star, gave the Lion his only taste
of defeat Kaplan outpointed Tom
Slussei in the first and third rounds
with Sims. holding his opponent
fanly men in the second.
Bill Cox, Fornter Lion Runner, Seeks
Position on American Olympic Team
Bill Coe, former Nittany Lion div
lance runner and captain of both
- arossicountry and trackiteams in 1029,
Has once more donned tlia spiked
shoes for active competition at his
Homo in Rochester, N. Y.
Bill's goal i sm berth' on the United
Stater. Olympic team as a 5,000 and
10,000 meter runner, according to the'
information. Opening hm training
Period early last August, the former
intercollegiate cross country chants
pion has been working out daily,under
the dilation of Frank Gorton, track
coach at the University of Rochester.
One of Cos's boosters in his come
back plans is Coach Nate Cartmell,
who prepared him for soma of his!
greatest triumphs during his collegiate!
days.
"There is no reason why Bill ican'tl
get back Into form," said Nate. "Ifo's
r hard worker and has plenty of nat.
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ners seem to be able to compete for
longer periods than °thee track and
field athletes."
Cot was a member of the 1921
American Olyinpie team, tsvicc Intel
collomatu cross-country champion, and
in 1928 won both the modem and out
door inteicollegiato mile champion
ships. no ietired in 1920 and the na
tional A. A. U cross-country event last
November malice.' his fist ictuin to
active competition.
Dick Detmler, another tome• Linn
distance ace, is also in twining tom
' the Olympic competition. A menthol
of Meadov.brook athletic club of Phil
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gain recognition in the 5,000 and
10,000 meter runs dining the Olympic
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