Courtmen
Sidelines
BRAND, DAVIS LEAD
FIGHTING LION FIVE
he best Penn State basletball
in Inn ,as the remark
by Di Carlson, conch of the
41 Panthers, as he congratulated
aons lotion mg their victory suer
Saturday night The Panthers'
Indented them hem bteakmg
in the number of games son and
or the season.
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Conchal° Careers With Inspired
Play—Cagers Lose to
Tech Team, 40-27
A five-year dream of thousands of
Penn State sports followers came true
in the shadowy recesses of the Pitt
gymnasium Saturday night.
Fighting as if implied, an enraged
Lion court team, stung by its humil
iating 40-to-27 defeat at the hands of
Carnegie Tech the night previous,
tinned on the Pantheis in their lair
and came from behind to claw out an
astounding 40-to-30 tuumph for the
first cage victory mer Pitt since 1027.
As if to make a perfect night com-
I plete, the swan songs of too seniors
playing then last games for Penn
State became paens of victory. Cap
tain noddy Brand and Wildcat Bub
Dross w ithout a doubt turned in the
greatest games of their erneeis to
give the tale of battle a Blue and
White tinge when hopes were lowest.
Coming into the game late in the
first half with the Lions behind by a
13-to-7 count, the diminutive blonde
foiwaid sent State's rooters into an
uproar by hanging up three field goals
and four fouls in the waning minutes
of the period to give his team an in
spiring 20-to-17 athantage at the half.
Then, as the second half began and
the determined Panthers crept up to
within one point of the Lions, Captain
Brand stepped into the hero rola by
sinking too field goals and a foul.
❑es ), cry, former Lion grid
in, led hundreds of Penn Stale
loiters to impromplw but %cr . y
eats e sheering at the Pitt Pa
ton Saturday night. The Lion
tor, furnished the alumni of
Pittsburgh district nith the
st opportunity they have had,
ler years of fasting to celebrate
s ictory user the Panthers in a
for sport.
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iptain Fled Bland and the dim
se Captain Jimmy Leonaid of
logic Tech closely resembled Mutt
Jeff when they stepped to the
Ile of the floor before the babhet
garne at the Skibo g 3 mnamum
ay night. Bland is about six feet
, while the opposing captain had
ffieult tune getting over the five
foot nmr k.
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Versa!, tennis practice °M
all) began esterdat. but if the
weather of the last few
us continues much longer Coach
°tell Schloss null base a diffi.
It time finding a place for his
.tmen to work out. Captain Ted
dinar and a number of other
irsit) prospects hate been %alb
g on the cement court oheneser
e n cattier permits.
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ud Dion nine, lanky Westminstei
er, huo been selected as the ant
eing courtman in v.estern Penn
ania by leading sports writers to
district Bios, nice attended Penn
o during his freshman year, but
tiansfelied to the Unitsd Pies-
Ilan institution Nthere he has be
e an all-around athlete, gaining a
talon tot his hack ability in ad
.n to being a mainstay on the
n championship quintet.
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'Hie Intercollegiate boxing tour
meld at Syracuse this neck
ill hare a oral ashen the neol,
irmed Intercollegiate Confer
ee holds its first tournament at
arnegie Tech Pitt, Temple,
arnegie Tech, Duquesne, Buck-
Al, and Washington and Jeffer
n hare been invited to compete.
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aptuin Forutud of Syracuse, mho
the inteteollegnate championship
he 115-pound dniston, Saturday,
mod one of his feu losses of the
on when he wrestled Captain
ze in a dual meet here
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From then on, the surprised Pan
thers mere allowed to come within
Lange of their basket only once and
mole forced to cage their other two
field goals on long shots from neat
the center of the flow. As an offi
cial remarked, no team in the coun
try could hose Woken through the
VICIOUS defense that the Lions pie
, sented in that last half to guard their
I scoring margin until the timer's gun
balked out a Nittany victory.
The Lion hiumph seas by no means
r too man Wail, howe‘ei. Ed Mc-
Minn's three field goals were all that
kept the Lions in the game dating the
beginning of the first half, white
Worry McFarlane's four second-half
=rung shots, most of which tackled
through the laces without touching
the rim, nullified the Panthers' des
perate long shots. And to Doc Conn,
and Carl Wittum, who replaced him,
must go still another share of the
praise for the fight they displayed on
the defense, while Dose Thomas, oho
, started as MeFailane's running mate,
contributed brilliant floor work
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
rample Pitt, 40-30, for First Win OVer Panthers in 5 Yearg
Matmen Gain Fifth Place
At Intercollegiate Tourney
Garner 9 Points as Ellstrom Captures Second
Position in 126-Pound Division
El=l
Putting up as fieice a battle against sno.thifts as against title contend
ers, the Lion \trestleis gathered fifth place at the Eastein Inteicol'mattes in
Syracuse Saturday.
Bob Ellstiom, sophomore 126-pounder, fbught fiercely to a second plate
in the tout nament, while Mike Lorenzo took a thud in the 115-pond class.
'Both Ellsttom and Lorenzo chalked up
two frills apiece dining the progress
of the lights.
When the Lions left here Thutsilay,!
it was expected that they would reach
Syracuse that night, but, after batt
ling severe storms past Ithaca, they
were forced to return to Ithaca and
spend the night The next day by
roundalniut train connections they
were able to reach the Syracuse arena
just one-half hour before the bouts
began.
Season Redeemed!
PENN STATE MO FG F-T TP
31crarlinn f 1 2-3 10
Thomas. f 0 0.0 0
Onvlo f 3 4-6 10
Brand. c 1 3-0
Cann 2 0 0-0 0
519111nn yr 4 1.1 9
Wlttum, c 1 0.0 2
PITTSBURGH OD) FG F.T TP
Lowry, f
4-3 I^_
Smith f - 4
0 2
, 3.5 3
Drown, e 1 2.5 4
NV 0E3,11114 0 - 1 3-3 1
13eCamant 0 2 0.1 4
Wrobleald, it 1 0.1 2
goal from near the ba'sket, McFar
lane's long shot, Ed McMinn's "sleep
ei," and Brand's (out toss gave State
a 34-to-26 lead, and the worried Pan
thers took a time out. Norry sunk
another beautiful running shot, how
ever, but then Lawry and Kowallis
made too desperate long shots count
to bring the seine up to 36-to-30. At
!this point, Conn fouled Brown and
!went out on personals, bung replaced
by Wittum. Blown missed the free
the ow and then Davis missed one. On
a metty "sleeper" play, Wittum caged
an easy push-in with two minutes to
go McFarlane put in another of his
running shots and missed a foul shot
as the gun event off signifying a State
victory owe Pitt and the end of the
season for a team which, though cer
tainly not one of the greatest State
has had, ranks among the gamest
Against Carnegie Tech Friday
night, the Lions had not yet snapped
out of their protracted slump, although
some brilliant shots by Ed McMinn
helped them to catch up on the 7-toal
lead the Tartans gained. After tying
the home team at the half, 14-to-14,
however, the Lions' defense omit to
pieces in the second period
Freshmen Drop Pair
Tone falling behind in the first
half play, the freshman court team
dropped a pair of games to the Car
negie Tech freshmen, 33-to-26, and to
the Pitt yearlings,
In both games, the Lion yearlings
outscored their opponents in the sec
ond half but could not overcome the
early advantage of the opposition.
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Rosenberg Loses
With no rest and no food before the
bouts, the Lions succeeded in placing
five men through the preliminaries
Manic defeated Ttetter of Cornell in
the 118-pound class while Ellstrom
threw the Columbia 126-pounder
Rosenberg was put out of the run
ning by Phillips of Yale who worked
up a narrow time advantage on him.
Lorenzo threw Jordan of Syracuse in
the 145-pound bout while Reybitz was
ebminated in the 155-pound class by
H. Hooker of Princeton.
Jackson was thrown by Lombardo
of Columbia. A sensation was made
by Turnbull when he defeated Boyd,
Penn 175-pounder who far outweighed
the Lion, who wiestles in the 145-
pound class. Cole showed great prom
ise when he defeated Billings, Prince
ton heanyweight. The blittany sopho
more was put out of the semi-finals
by Snowden of Yale, the new champ
ion, who gained a time of 3.57.'
Ellstrom Loses in Finals
Maze was quickly thrown in the
cmi-finals by the 1932 champion, Fos
ward of Syracuse, Whom he defeated
in a dual meat here this year Ell
strom last the championship of the
126-poundets to Dulling of Lehigh, the
title holder
Lorenzo fell to Bishop of Lehigh,
who confuted the honors in the 145-
pound class, while Turnbull lost a
time advantage to Shenker, also of
Lehigh -
Lehigh won the meet with the wide
margin of 29 points compared to 17
prints each for Syracuse and Cornell.
Pi inceton was fourth with 12 points
while Penn State gathered nine points
to place in the fifth position.
KEELER'S
CATHAUM THEATRE BUILDING
RAMBLER CLUB WINS
I. M. CAGE TOURNEY
Downs Beta Theta Pi, 35-to-9,
Saturday Night To Gain
Basketball Cup
The Penn State Ramblers won the
intmuural basketball trophy by oNer
mhehning Beta Theta Pi, S5-to-9, Sat
urday ought. At no period of the
game was the result m doubt, the
losers being held scoreless during the
entire first half.
Doubles cashed m five field goals
and a foul to lead the scoring for the
Ramblers, while Gaumer looped three
fouls and a field goal fol. the Betas.
The tiaternity quintet was completely
outplayed in every department except
foul shooting.
Betas Held Scoreless
Before the trot quarter was well
andel way, Doubles dropped an easy
one through the mesh, and Brewster
followed with two more, giving the
Ramblers an early start. The Betas
were consistently weak under the bas
kets, and their pdsing was slow in
comparison with that of the non-fra
tei city team.
By the half-way mark, the Ramblers
had piled up a total of seventeen
points and held their opponents to
blank The third period saw the first
Beta goal when Irwin banked one
through. Gaurner got another, and
a foul was made good to bring the
score to 25-to-5 as the last quarter
began.
Both lineups were shifted in the fi
nal period, but the result seas inevit
able The final score of 35-to-9 left
no doubt that the victors had earned
their title. Officials expect to an
' nounce an all-intramural team within
a fee days.
The box score:
Penn Stale Ramhlen; (35) } G P..? TP
Anthony. f " 0-0 4
Pun, r. a 0 00 0
MAW., f e 5 1-3 11
A 1118Ier, 2 0 1.1 I
G Illxler. e 4 1.2 9
loch, sr , c n 0.0 0
Itrexoter. g 4 0.0 8
Strasser e 1 0-3 2
Ilea Theta PI (19) PG F-T TP
110,.c. f 0 0-0 0
Skemp I g 0 0.0 n
Gnome, I 1 34 5
Bloug..r. t . a 0 0.0 0
5100. e, 0 1 0-0 2
Tuylnr. c. g 0 0.0 a
. Irwin, 0 1 0-1 2
With fights scheduled for every
night this week except Wednesday, the
intramural wrestling tourney will
probably leach the finals by Monday
night, according to James B Goyne
'33 manager. blotches to decide third
places will be fought off the same
night Alpha Chi Sigma is still in 1
the lead, and B T. T.J. is second.
Mitmen Lose Final Meet
Of SeasOn to Orange, 4-3
Stoop, McAndrews, Lewis Remain Undefeated by
Victories Over Syracuse Foes
By ROBERT E TEC/lAN '33
All's quiet on the Easton front At least.'no expected intercollegiate
champions were toppled in the Syracuse marginal victory over the Lion box
ers, 4-to-3 Saturday.
Three Nanny boxers, Captain Davey Stoop, Johnny McAndrews, and Al
Lewis, completed their season undefeated and gained steam for anticipated
marches to intercollegiate titles while
Al Wertheimer and Joe Moran,
Orangemen showed that they will be
hard to pry loose from crowns this
BASEBALL SQUAD
BEGINS WORKOUTS
Bedenk Selects Candidates in Early
Season Training—Lines up
Probable Infield
With one eye on the weather and
the other on the calendar, Coach Joe
Bedenk has begun his• yearly task of
trying to do a little pre-season se
lecting of the probable Plittany base
ball team, although the first game is
three weeks away.
The Nittany mentor has lined up
an infield which, in his opinion, will be
on par with the one that stood up so
nobly last season. Pepper Marsh,
last year's yearling first sacker is the Moran Gains Decision
outstanding candidate for the same Al Lewis, Lidn intercollegiate
position this year Wally Walus, un- champion, polished off Herb Ross,
derstudy to Regie Smith during the Syracuse welterweight, in the third
1931 season will probabbly hold down sound after rather quiet opening per 7
the keystone sack while Smith will cods. In the crucial contest of the
be shifted to the "hot corner." Bill night, Joe Moran, , Syracuse pride,
Lobe, varsity basketball man and gained a decision over Pete Updegrove
freshman ball chaser in 1930, will be after a fine defensive fight on the part
eligible this spring and Coach Bedenk of the Lion 155-pounder. Although
thinks he has enough playing ability the final gong caught Pete resting on
to represent the Lions at shortstop. a seven count, he landed several lefts
Many Battery Aspirants which may well be considered thunder
In the outfield Captain Hoopes is foretelling some lightning in the iii.
the outstanding candidate for the teicollegiates.
right field position and Phil Moonves, Guttman, 165-pound Orange boxer,
with a brilliant record behind hum is evened the score when he gained a
almost sure to land the center garden decision from Tom Slusser. Although
post. Left field is the only open pad outpointed in the first two periods,
trot awaiting a capable ball snagges., Tom administered a thrashing to the
Musselman and Kasack, sophomores, I Orange boxer in the final round but
because of then good work last sea- it was not sufficient to swing the de
son on the freshman team, will prob. mien for a Lion victory.
ably get the nod for the vacant pose- Giving twenty pounds to Frank,
bon. Sysacuse boxer who made his first
Dave Meade, varsity letter winner, appearance of the year in the meet,
in the only positive pitching c h oice Eel Polak lost by decision. The Or
that Coach Bedenk is sure of. Hose- anis boxer's left provided the Mimi
ever, Paul Winn, Ben Mitten, Paul ties for the Lion light heavyweight. '
Yost and Keith Parks will give him o • . -
plenty of relief if he needs it in the 22 TEAMS ENTER TOURNEY
course of the playing season. Foul games have been played in the
In the catching department Paul intramural handball tournament which
Swan holds the edge over Zev ZasH opened yesterday afternoon. Fifteen
acki, Paul Deturk and Flipper Dabs- , fraternity and seven non-fraternity
ic
lewz. 'teams aro competing for the title
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Tdesday, Mardi 15, 1932 !
Captain Stoop breezed through
Paulus, Orange 115-pounder, for a
decision Davey showed top form and
outclassed his opponent throughout the
match Doing his little bit, Captain
Wertheimer had Munich, Lion 125-
poundei, buffaloed but not willing to
give in. The Syracuse veteran, pres
ent intercollegiate champion, gained a
technical knockout in the second round.
Johnny McAndrews let loose. ; on
Burns,
Syracuse 135-pound boxer, and
had him on edge early in the first
when a flurry of rights and lefts sent
him against the ropes As Burns
cams out with head down, Johnny
landed a right uppercut to have Cho
fight stopped in the first round.
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