Friday, March 11, 1932
Beta Theta Pi
Compete f
2 Quintets Will Battle
In I.M. Court Finals
Tomorrow Night
Two quintets that have fought their
way to the top of the heap among
sixty intramural teams will clash when
Beta Theta Pi and the Penn State
Ramblers moot on the Recreation hell
floor at 7.80 o'clock tomorrow night.
The trophy, a silver cup, In to be
presented to the winning team imme
diately after the contest by Hugo
Bezdek, Director of the School of
Physical Education and Athletics.
Show Defensive Ability
Regular ten minute quarters will
be played. The center floor, where
all varsity games are held, will be
used for the championship contest, ac
cording to Rdbert H. Beatty '33, who
is manager of the tournament
Gaumer at forward for Beta Theta
Pi will 'litiVe plenty of competition for
scoring honors, since both Anthony
and Doubles have shown ability to
sink them from all angles for the
Ramblers Sigel at center for the .
Betas is also recognized as a constant
scoring threat
Brewster and Follies have demon
strated themselses to be capable at
the guard positions for the Ramblers,
while Skemp and Irwin form a for-;
midable defense for the Betas. Low
scores by most of the opponents .of
the two teams are evidence of the
quirds' efficiency in preventing goals
from the floor.
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Bus Will Make Trip
To Week-End Games
To accommodate followers of the
Linn basketball team, a special bus
will leave for Pittsburgh at 3 30
o'clock this afternoon. Those mak
ing the trip will have the oppor
tunity to see both the Carnegie
Tech encounter tonight and the fi
nal game with Pitt tomorrow niaitt,
as the bus will not return to State
College until 9 o'clock Sunday
morning. A special, i educed rate
will played for the sound tip
Penn State court fans who stay
at home can hear a running ac
count of the Carnegie Tech game
tonight by tuning in on Station
WWSW, Pittsburgh. This station
broadcasts all Plaid home games
PREPARE FOR RIFLE MEET
With the varsity rile team schedule
completed last night against the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh, Lieut. Lyman
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'Williams, conch of the team, will
iegin a series of competitive matches
to determine the six best men who
will represent' Penn State at the na
tional Intercellegiates which will be
held at Washington, D. C, next
Saturday.
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LIONS ENTER MAT•
INTERCOLLEGIATES I
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(Continued from first page) Students wishing to attend the
luncheon in honor of Dr. A. Bruce
Curry at 12 o'clock Saturday, should
tinew Lorenzo last week. Mike re. inquire at the P. S. C A. office,
pinned Turnbull in this class by losing,
weight and heaving Alex about for a
couple nights.
Back in the class where he really
belongs, Ted Reybitz will plunge into
a bitter scrap in the 155-pound weight
where Beidlet of Lehigh, H. Hooker
of Princeton, captain, and Bancroft of
Cornell, who defeated Ted this season,
will battle for the medal,
Scarcely a look-in is hoped for with
Turnbull wrestling over his weight
against such doughty 165-pounders as
Peck of Lehigh, defending champion,
D. Henkel of Princeton, and Mann of
Penn, who defeated Peck lately.
Defending champion in the 175-
pound class is Penny of Cornell who
tumbled Jackson in a dual meet.
, Shankei of Lehigh placed second last
year and will battle again for a place.
Jackson's great power is not enough
to outweigh the superior skill of such
wrestles as these.
Cole dives into one of the most
fiercely contested classes of the tour
nament, the unhmited, where the de-
fending champion, Rotan of Yale,
mixes - with Hirshberg of Lehigh, Lun
i din of Cornell, and Sokolis of Penn
The Lions trailed in seventh place
I last year, but me training their eye
on bigger game tomorrow.
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
There will be a meeting of the Ly
coming County club at the Alpha Sig
ma Phi house at 8 o'clock tonight.
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Masons and sons of Masons ate in
voted to attend an Acacia house
smoker at 730 o'clock tomotton
night.
IMCMI
All lost ni bele, must be claimed in
the Grounds and Buildings office in
Old Main before Wednesday afternoon.
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Penn State's Block and Bridle club
will hold its annual judging contest
in the Judging pavilion at 1 o'clocl,
tomorrow afternoon. Open competi-
tion. Entry foe 10e.
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Intramural handball entrlea close
tonight. They may be given to PH
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