•Ige Four
Sidelines
lennlinger, former Penn State
etc and later milli the New York
Jeisey City, and Atlanta
chill clubs has begun training the
•ntouu Ituffaloeq, the club he no,
nagos Killinger Mils manager of
'Williamsport New Yor k-Pennsyl
la league team during the past
3ear,
+ + +
Penn State Lourtmen will not
cot reprm.entaln es of Pitt next
ear according to announcement
the 19.32.11 Panther schedule.
ialidit) to agree un suitable
des was alien as the reason for
to suspension of basketball re
!lions. Pitt's schedule has been
it front thirt.iine to to ent).
engagements.
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11, placing one playei on each of
tins tennis and two on the
of honorably mentioned, Penn
to c ,ptined highest honors on
Knell's all-opponent selections
mi Ins the llttel.nellton. student
.paper 'McFarlane was named
it foulard no the first team and
in light guaid on the second five.
lam, guaid, and W'alus. forward,
e given horoinble mention
+ + +
If Old Forge high school de
eats Erie Strong \ incent in the
mats of the Interscholastic bas
"'Hiatt competition here tomor
on night, it nill be the first time
n three )ears that an Eastern
.cliool has non the taunts).
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.tese llamas '29 has signed, through
managei, Chat les Haney, to meet
in r Lought an, Philadelphia
asyneight. tot the second time in
ling battle either this month or
st Haman, nho knocked out
ughran in the second round of a
minty engagement, accepted Lough
n's challenge to a second bout in
let to preNent any possible alibis
ainst his boxing Clll.l.
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In spite of his first setback, re
ell al last seek at the hands of
Hee Ramage of San Diego, Cal.,
I lamas o as rated Number S am
ender for the heas)oeight box
ng croon II) the National Box
ng associatton last seek. Hamas'
loss to Ramage Nam h) decision.
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or "'memo, runner-up for West-
Maryland in the heavyweight
, ision at the Intercollegiate boxing
ampionships here last year, will
ne to State College next week to
in for the Olympic tryouts in Roc
ition hall. Pincura cons kept from
!emote tompetition this year
ough the abolition of the homy
ight Leith
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Nicholson To Manage
Basketball Team
Next Year -
Johnny McAndrews will lead the
1933 boxing team and Mike Lorenzo
will be captain of the wrestlers for
next year, lettermen of both sports
decided at elections last week.
As a result of elections held on
Tuesday before Easter holidays, Harry
L. Nicholson jr. will manage the has
hetball team next year and Albert J.
Weber will have charge of the wrest
lers Managerial elections for box
ing will not lie held until after the
National Collegiate Boxing tourna
ment here April 8 and 9.
ME=
First assistants for wrestling man
ager are Robert S. B Holmes, Charles
T. Scott, and Wendell R. Sterrett.
Like positrons for basketball will be
held by Bernard J. Duffy jr., Jerome
Parker, and John T. Ryan jr. Al
ternate firsts for the tuo sports are
William A. Anderson and Montgom
ery S. Robinson.
Eight major and tore minor letters
were awarded for boxing. Those re
ceiving major letters are Al Learn,
Johnny McAndrews, Captain Davey
Stoop, Herb Minnich, Ed Polak, Tom
Slusser, Pete Updeirove, and Fred
Winstead, manager. Minor service
au ards were given to Basil Clare and
Jack Henry.
Nine regular letters were awarded
to wrestlers math Captain Roy Maize,
Bob Ellstrom, Harold Rosenberg,
Alex Turnbull, Mike Loienzo, Ted
Reybitz, Clyde Jackson, Clyde Cole,
and Manager Arthur Masters Jr ,
gaining the awards. Naming of
basketball lettermen and of a captain
for the 1933 cage season has been
postponed until sometime during the
next two weeks.
'WOMEN'S INTERPRATERNITY
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT OPENS
In the opening sound of the no
men's interfraternity bridge tourna
ment, Theta Phi Alpha teams sect
those of Phi Mu yesterday.
The next meet will bring together
Oread and Kappa Alpha Theta, while
Laodelphia will oppose Kappa Kappa
Gamma Delta Gamma will eneoun-
Iter Chi Omega, with the winners of
this bracket meeting representatives
from Alpha Omicron Pi.
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GRIDDERS WILL START
SPRING DRILL MONDAY
Higgins Plans Indoor Work in Event
Of Bad Weather Conditions
Determined to get to woil. with
spring football drills, Coach Bob Hig
gins has issued a call for varsity foot
ball candidates to report in Recrea
tion hall at 4 o'clock Monday after
noon
If weather conditions prohibit any
outdoor practice Monday afternoon,
Coach Higgins will be compelled to
hold an indoor practice, which is much
against his wishes because he be
lga es that the digging of cleats into
the ground is the only practical
method of learning fundamentals of
the sport.
According to present plans for
mulated by the Lion coach, spring
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WEATHER HAMPERS
DIAMOND PRACTICE
Lion Batsmen Held Indoors byd
Cold—To Meet St. Francis
Here Next Saturday
Scheduled to open the season
' against St. Francis College het° next
Saturday, the salsity baseball team
is tomporarity marking time while
awaiting weather suitable for outside
practice
E'cept for.a few days in February,
the Nittan's, diamond candidates have
been forced to confine their work
outs to the Recreation hall since they
nere called out, and the first game
will find the nine With little actual
playing experience. _
Loss of, nine letter,vinneis from
last year's,squad has given Conch Joe
a
Bedenk real problem in filling in
the vacancies Failure of several
members-of last year's!' fieshman nine
to return to College further compli
cates the Lion mentor's duties.
The pitching department promises
Bedenk's major worries. Fortunately
enough, the hurlers have been least
affected'by the extended indoor drill,
since they have been able to work out
I daily in the "bull pens" arranged in
'the Recreation hall corridors.
Phil Moonves, center fielder on last
year's combination may be the neces
sary second man to the existing one
man hurling staff of Dave Meade.
Moonves, although lacking experience,
has shown plenty of stuff m practice
and may break into the lineup as an
understudy to Meade, who worked in
several games last season.
Al Deßows, regular pitcher in 1930,
may again don a Nittany uniform,
providing his physical condition per
mits, while Parks, Minton, and Wmn
are other possibilities for regular
twirling assignments.
training will last for six weeks. ➢lost
of the time is to be devoted to block
ing, charging, coining out of the hoe,
handling of the ball, and developing
next season's style of play that will
be in accordance with the recent mod
ifications in the grid rules.
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Lion Winter Sports
i Teams Achieve .527
Average for Season
Nittany Lion winter sports teams
compiled a 527 average for the season
which closed with the Eastern boxing
championships at Syracuse, N. Y.,
the records showing nineteen Penn
State victolies against sixteen defeats
unit one tie,
Each winning five dual meets, the
boxing and wrestling teams led the
may in the percentage columns The
nutmen dropped two meets out of sev
er while the grapplers sere defeated
only once and finished in a deadlock
in another meet during a season which
included seven major opponents.
Although winning but six out of
fifteen contests, the varsity basketball
quintet finished its schedule with the
best record of a Lion court team in
the past three years. Victories over
Pittsburgh and Syracuse featured the
season.
Tha varsity riflemen broke men in
shoulder-to-shoulder matches for the
season, winning three and losing the
sole number. Losing its only dual
meet of the season to Army, the gym
ream was the only Lion repres4ntathe
failing to break into the victory col
unm.
IV. A. A. BOARD ELECTS 1932
BASEBALL. TRACK MANAGERS
Hilda V. Bittmg '32 was elected
women's track manager and Mary M.
Byrd '33 baseball manager at a meet
ing of the IV. A. A. board last week.
The junior track manager appoint
ed was Elsa L Ottmger and junior
baseball head, Mabel L Thompson.
Josephine S. Steller will manage
sophomore track while Victoria R.
Magda will be in charge of sophomore
baseball.
ANNOUNCEMENT ,
We sincerely regret the death of Mr.
Robert B. Voskamp, the manager of our
State College store for the past two years.
His death occurred on Monday, March 28,
at his home in Pittsburgh.
We have been fortunate in securing the
services of Mr. Paul A. Mitten, Penn State,
'3l, Who will be manager in the future.
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B. T. U. 'GRAPPLERS
TAKE I.M. HONORS
Alpha Chi Sigma Trails Winners by
26 Points—To Award Medals
' For First 3 Places
A non-fraternity unit, B. T. U.,
piled up twenty-six more points than
were gathered by Alpha Chi Sigma,
their nearest thrills, to win the intro
mural wrestling trophy. The finals
were held last Monday night. The
winnei had ninety-one points, second
place holder took sixty-five, and Sig
ma Nu with fifty-nine and Chi Up
silon with fifty-six followed tri third
and fourth places.
The 110-pound class title went to
Warner, an individual entry De-
Bits, another• unattached grappler,
took the 120-pound crown. Cramer,
B. T U., won out in the 130-pound
division. Maser, Sigma Tau Phi, had
a tough battle before he annexed the
championship of the 140-pound class.
Cramer, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, came
through in the 150, and Johnston, B.
T U, was first in the 160 Coskery,
Sigma •Nu, came out on top of the
170-pound division. Yoder, B T. U.
took the 180, and Brozman, Phi Sig
ma Delta, captured the heavyweight
crown.
The team trophy has not been
awarded as yet, Manages James B
Goyne '23 nnnounces. When the
presentation is made, medals will be
given to first, second, and third place
winners
DEADLINE SET FOR TOURNEY
Tonight maths the deadline for en
tries in the intramural volley ball
tourney. Unit managers will meet
at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house at
7 o'clock tonight to discuss plans for
competition, which will probably be
gin within a week.
Base
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Friday, April 1, 1932
Spring sonnet pfactiee for both var
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as weather permits, according to
Coach Bill Jeffrey. In the meantime,
an indoor-conditioning program will
be substituted.
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