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YRACUSE, MAROON
TRIP LION PASSERS
gers Bow To Orange Quintet
By 43.33—Colgate Wins
Rough Game, 42-31
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onn State's Lions of the basket
I 1 tout t played a major role m
her the setting up or maintaining
three records this past week-end.
You see, Colgate took a ordain
ch.goveted Triangular basketball
p into tlu, wilds of Hamilton, N. Y.
r the fast time, Syracuse gained its
st Triangular victory this year, and
e Lions kept their own record of not
ring Avon a game on the road this
noon immolate by garnering nothing
t the shalt ends of the 42-to-31 and
-to-33 scones in these too league en
.gements
Lest the foregoing seem unduly
ish and pessimistic, may we point
t that, cues though defeated, the
ittanv five displayed the best form
has shown in weeks Saturday night
ainst the Orange. Its passing,
ant-noik, and shooting equaled the
pe it displayed catty in the• season,
d the game ',sent into the records
a Syracuse victory mainly because
the Lions' tired condition from the
ugh Colgate game the night pre
ding and the sharp-shooting of
eorge, Armstrong, Syracuse's star
re and
Second Half Close
The Hill train, too, uas a vastly
npi or ed quintet from the one which
st to the Lions up here, and started
e game with a scoring rally rrhich
neateqed to make the game a rout
he home team held a 20-to-10 ad
antage when Dave Thomas took Dab
inv.' place at forward with about
ire minutes remaining of the first
alt. Dave tallied three brilliant
hots before the Reindeers scored
gain, and he MRS mainly inskrumen
al in closing up the halftime score,
hich stood 21-to-17
Reminiscent of the Colgate and
'est Vnginia games, the second half
as a' nip-and-tuck affair vvith the
ions trailing the home quintet once
.y only tvvo points and several times
.v three or four Dave and Captain
teddy Stand led the Lions in their
econd half 'ally, which the Orange
nen, mainly on Armstrong's shots
rem "outside," finally subdued to
oast off to then decisive victory
Nichols Leads Maroon
While the Syracuse game was neli
laved and closely contested, the Col
ate encounter Friday night was
such the opposite, being a sough and
oosely-played contest from the open
ng whistle. The Maroon piedented a
lonely-knit defense, which the Lions,
.wept fos Bub Doe is who event in for
use Thomas in the second half, could
of penetrate. The little foreyurd,
Sssw\ns,3lipped'UtidFr the defense for
lose baskets repeatedly, and placed
econd 4o Contain Ray Nichols of the
laroon for the night's seining honors.
Nichols was the "big gun" in Col
ate's offense and placed the game on
ce foi the home team by hanging up
Ince baskets la as ninny minutes at
he beginning of the final period to
we thesis a 26-t O-13 advantage The
assn stalled with the two team, close
n each other's heel,, and the Lions
sell a 12-to-11 lead midway in the
list half Here Whitey Anderson
nil Johnny Aciopolis led the Colgate
'ally which simile the score 20-to-13
t the half.
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TIE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
ice; Army
LEWIS, M'ANDREWS
WIN BY. KNOCKOUTS
Remaining Lions Lose Decisions
As Alitmen Fall at West
Point Saturday
A Penn State boxer may go down
but rarely out.
That, if nothing else, was proved
in the late lamented rout of the
Houckians when an Army mit team
put a kink in the Lion's tale, 5-to-2.
McAndrews and Lewis did the most
sensational boxing, gaining the only
knockouts of the meet, while Napo
leon and Updegrove, losing by deci
sion, provided the upsets for the
Lions. Two bouts were held in the
165-pound division, the 115-pound
weight being omitted.
To open the meet, Johnny Napoleon,
returning to the ring after two weeks,
went after Cleveland, 125-pound
ICadet. Although he kept things un
der control in the first round, Napo
leon did not possess his former bril
liance and failed to hop out safely af
ter launching his attacks. He fell vic
tim to repeated lefts and rights in the
second. Bath boxers were spent in
the third and did little to leave things
in the Army boxer's hands by decision
McAndrews, Lewis Win,
After a series of lefts and rights,
Engler staggered out just after
stepping into the ring when Johnny
licAndrews put him away by tech-
Acal knockout after forty-five seconds
had passed in the first round of the
135-pound class.
Al Lewis, Lion welterweight, pined
his technical knockout over Cadet Tif
fany early in the second period. The
Army boxer landed several blows to
the seldom approached Lewis but took
too many lefts which Al used to fol
low up his right leads. The Cadet
went down for a welcome count yn the
second to have the referee call quits
after a minute and a half.
Slusser, Nebel Lose in 165
Pete Timlegrove met an Army flash
in Clark, 155-pounder, and lost a de-,
cision after a slugging competition.
Clark, at least a head higher than
Pets and with a rangy reach, couldn't
understand the stocky Lion when he
messed things up in the first round.
The second sound was different with
Updegrove taking some pretty lefts
but still giving In the third Pete
rested on a count of nine after a right
dizzied him and even alter that the
slugging continued to end ',rah the
Cadet gaining a very, very close de
cision
Slusser, although the aggiessm,
didn't get the better of his tangles
with Olson, 166-pounder for Army. A
cool, mathematical silo. .as put on
in the first round with Slusser gain
ing a little the edge In the second
Olson raised all' 'kinds of smoke with
a powerful right and gave Slusser a
battering „In- the third Olson's left
took its toll although Stunner man
aged to connect hut could not fight
down his Army opponent.
Kendall gained a decision for the
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Wrestlers Battle Cornell
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Lorenzo - Scores Fall 0
Collegiate Champ'
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against Cornell's fortress of strength
alien the Lion wrestlers deadlocked
with the Red, 14-to-14, Saturday
night.
Mike Lorenzo out-generaled the
wiry 155-pounder, Cothran, to gather
the Lion's only fall in 9:42. Ted Rey
bite, undefeated in dual competition
since his first meet of the 1930 sea
son, lost on a time advantage to Ban
croft, intercollegiate champion m
1929 while at Oklahoma A. and M.,
cradle of champs.
Nursing a foot that was doctored
up to avoid pain and weighing only
155 pounds, the undefeated senior
tried again and again to break away
from the powerful cross-rides and
grips of the Westerner. But the
Cornell 105-pounder pioved too strong
by a 3-minute time advantage.
EEMEM
Captain Maize remained on the un
defeated list when he made his-last
appearance in the Recreation hall, de
feating Trettor of the Red by a slight
time advantage of 2.2 in the 118-
'pound bout. Trettor put up a smart
bit of wrestling and had the Nittany
leader panting to keep the edge.
Hurwitz, chunky Cornell 126-pound
er, clung so tightly to Elistrom that
the slighter Lion took over five min
utes, precious minutes, of the bout to
break Bob showed that he was a
match for Hurwmtz by nearly throw
leg him in the last minute of the
Cadets when he outpointed Nebel in
the 165-pound division. Nebel did his
best work in the first, mixing the
Cadet up. Kendall drove in in the
later rounds and showed his superior
ity after a series of lefts and rightp.
Jack Henry fought off Remus,
'Cadet power house, to lose by deiision
in the light heavyweight class. With
a quick, jerky style Jack held the
Cadet fairly even in the first round,
evading his reach. Remus let loose in
the second, Henry suffering from a
deadly left. The third saw Remus
landing punch after punch in a fruit
less attempt to gain a knockout.
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er Cothran as Former
on Hands Reybitz •
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match which the referee awarded to
the Ithacan on a time advantage of
5:38. .
Dangerous, that's how Mitrgolis was
rated on private listings here, but
Rosenberg out:grappled-him to pick up
another three points for the Lions in
the 135-pound class by a 7-minute
edge. Turnbull, Lion 145-pounder,
showed better condition and cndur
once to take in Butterworth, Cornell
captain, after two extra periods with
a time advantage announced at 5:7.
Butterworth clung with a cross-ride
for most of his time and both men did
not appear at top form.
Cole Loses Unlimited
'When the Lion, Jackson, stepped,
out to lock horns with Penny, inter
collegiate champion last year in the
175-pound weight, he didn't have the
least idea whom he was facing So
he nearly threw the Ithacan with a
freak hold in the first two minutes.
After that the superior wrestler took
charge of Jackson and threw him in
8:45 after Jackson wrenched himself
I out of what seemed sure falls by a
super-human strength which looks
good for the future.
If Cole had been thrown by the ex
perienced Lundm in the unlimited
class; it would have meant the meet.
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GYM TEAM CAPTAIN INJURED
Harry W. Davidson, '33, captain of
the gymnastic team, received a com
pound fracture in the anitle of his left
leg during a workout of the team in
Recreation hall yesterday afternoon.
The - injury occurred while performing
a "fly-away" on' the high-bar. He
was sent to the infirmary immediately
after the accident and rushed to a
Pittsburgh hospital lost night.
But the sophomore battled gallantly,
allowing the Ithacan a time advantage
of nearly six minutes.
The final stages of a pointing-up
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collegiate champions, Lehigh, who in
turn smoothly submelged the Ith
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