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Dick Harlon, West°. Maryland
boxing and foothill coach, must be
getting tired of fanatical feature
writers picking on his ni nithological
interests But his conquest, in that
field make overlooking the matter too
much rot any columnist. The-Tmior
coach has conducted numerous eyiedt
ttons under Smithsonian Institution
auspices which hate taken him from
the Mackenzie Itisei Basin to the
Great Slave Lake region, ulndi, you
know, is up in Laboiador.
But that's not all for Dick
Harlon. No less a uorth) than
he xas the father of Lion boxing.
Graduating from l'enn State in
1912, he assisted in football comb-
head coach in 1915. After the
War Ile returned to Penn State
and established liming as an in
tercollegiate and Interfraternity
sport in 1919.
Pete D'Allessandro, Temple fly
sseight, in addition to holding the
Eastern Conference croon and going
undefeated in dual ,meets, is a star
low hurdle]. for the Owls Me gained
at least a second in eddy dual meet
last season except the one with Penn
State, when the Lions captured all the
places in the high and loss bindles as
well as taking demon out of the fif
teen firsts.
Another Temple boxer with di-
Nersified interests'is Captain I,
ing Katcher w ho boxes 1.60
pounds. Ile ranks in the upper
third of his class, ass business
manager and star in the college
musical corned), is a staff mem
ber of the humorous magazine,
and a reporter on the Temple
'News.'
But Maley Bonner, 13116.11011 'nide
in the 126-pound da ision, stops all
corners with his variety of activities.
Mickey is an A student, 'elites good
poetry for the Bucknell hteiuiy maga
zine, so they say, and has done deep
sea diving Some psychologist can
now figure out the conti ibution of his
under-water uork to his attaining the
Eastern Conference 125-pound cham
pionship several weeks ago.
Statisticians crashed through
again and reported that in four
teen )ears of Penn State boxing
history, fort .eight dual meets
mere won, tment3-one were lost,
and three tied In nine intercol-
legiate tournaments the Lions
emerged sectors four times, placed
second the same number, and
',ere in tie for third once.
+ ,+ +
The University of Floinla sends
Johnny Minardi into the feather-
Weight clashes here In addition to
compiling en, lable lecoids in dual
meets, Minardi non the Southein con.'
ference bantamweight title in 1930
and. 1931 - Fighting featherwmghb• ht .
the tom ney this y cal he leached the
finals but fell before
Louisiana State Ulm may boxei. I
Pcnns%h anal colleges, ugh
twent3 entries in the tournament,
um hands don n all honors for
largest representation l* State.
New York, with .1 contingent of
nine, comes closest to surpassing
the natite sons in numbers while
West Virginia and Louisiana send
Inc each, and New Hampshire,
and IVashmgton four amete.
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Lion Coach
Three Lion boxers who turned in
undefeated records this season and
fought their way to Eastern Intercol
legiate titles received recognition on
Coach Leo Houck's all-time Penn
State boxing team selected for the
COLLEGIAN.
Both Captain Davey Stoop and Al
Len is, collegiate champions In the
115 and 145-pound divisions respec
tively, were renamed to the team
where they were first placed by Coach
Houck last year. Johnny McAn
drew, captain-elect and newly crown
ed 115-pound champion, is the newest
addition and replaces Wert, who gain
ed the champion4hip m 1924 and pilot
ed the Lions in 1925.
Julie Epstein, 115-pound champion
in 1929 and captain last year, was
named to the other honorary berth
in the lighter divisions Allie Wolff
'29, twice holder of the middleweight
crown and one of the most brilliant
Ipeifotmers for the Lions, received the
I post at 160 pounds Frank, who
I turned in victories for Penn State
when boxing was still quite young,
was selected for the 175-pound post.
Flank gained the Eastern title sn this
division in 1924, the first year on
which the tourney was held
Chooses llamas
Steve llamas '29, sensation in Col
lege who has since punched his way
to 'fairly steep professional heights,
IS Leo's choice for heavyweight, a
class which in recent years has been
much maligned by collegiate boxing
authorities.
Captain Davey Stoop gains his po
sition with an almost unblemished
lecoid. In 1930 he turned in four
victories and lost to Fitzgerald, Navy
champion, after an extra round.l
Rose, of Syracuse, also penetrated the
Lion boxer in that season, but no brie,
could stop him from gaining the 115- ,
pound intercollegiate championships
that year Last year Stoop fought in
the 115 and 1"-5-pound class at differ
ent tones to solve difficulties where
two champions, Epstein and himself,
were both fitted for the same division.
Fighting 115 pounds, Davey wen two
bouts. He dress two, one ,:t°; Wer
theimer of Syracuse, and ;von two
when he boxed 125-pounds. In the
intereollegiates, Wertheimer , gained
his first 125-pound title, at Stbop's
es.pense. 'This year Davey vl'ent. un-
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defeated through dual competition and
rcwon his 115-pound title of two years
ogo practically unchallenged.
Undefeated This Season
Not compiling an especially impres
sive record last year, Johnny Mc-
Andrews nevertheless acquitted him
self nobly against some of the best
135-pounders in the history of Lion
opponents. Johnny eliminated Fisher
of West Virginia in his first meet but
lost to Crosby, of Western Maryland,
intercollegiate champion Captain
Goodridge, North Carolina University
star, and Captain Wallace, of Navy,
also secured hard-earned decisions
from McAndrews, then only a sopho
more on the Lion team.
Johnny then defeated Brown, of
Army, and Wolanin, of Syracuse, be
fore again falling at the gloves of
Crosby in the preliminaries of the in
tereollegiates This year he went un
'defeated through the dual season and
the Intercoßeguiles.
In 1930 Al Lewis won seven fights
but lost to Hall, of Navy, for the In
tercollegiate title when the referee
stopped the fight because of a cut
over Lewis' eye. Last year he drew
with Hall and then defeated bins to
um the welterweight title alter a
string of seven victories in dual
meets. Tins year Louis repeated his
undefeated season and his search to
the ranks of the Eistern Intercol
legiate boxing chtimpions.
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
vy IA P IN ALL-NITTANY TEAM'
22 RINGMEN HERE
HAVE MET BEFORE
Fought in Dual Meets, League
' Championships During
Past Seasons
Twenty-two bo • ers competing in
the Olympic tournament have met in
the roped arena in dual meet, and
conference championships, records for
past season show.
Fred Walla, Duquesne boxer, and
Pete D'Allessandro, of Temple, who
fight in the 112-pound division, cross-,
ed gloves in the finals of the Eastern
Conference tournament which was
held at Pittsburgh this year. D'Al
lessandro emerged with the mown
Although they do not meet in the
tourney here and have not faced each
other in the ring since last year, Cap
tain Davey Stoop, of the Lions, and
Captain Wertheimer, Syracuse boxer,
can recall their little battles when Al
took the Eastern Intercollegiate title
from Davey who was fighting 125
pounds. Previously they had battled
to a draw. NOW both men are East
ern Intercollegiate champions, Davey
at 115, and 'Wertheimer at 125. In
order to retain his title this year,
Wertheimer eliminated Cleveland,
Cadet, who also boxes 126 pounds in
the tourney.
Del Genie Defeated Ketcham
James Watts, University of South
Carolina lightweight, defeated Glaze,
of Louisiana State, in the second
round of the Southern Conference
tourney while Neely, West Virginia
entry, has taken the measure of Dill,
Bucknell freshman. Fighting in the
same division DelGemo, of Yale, de
feated Captain Ketcham Neely also
fell before Moore, Duquesne, welter
weight, when they met in the semi
finals of the Eastern Conference
meet.
Kuteher, of Temple, has victories
over Kliman, Bac'mei' freshman, and
Osborne, Washington and Jefferson
welterweight, to his credit. He has
entered the tournament here in the
middleweight division. Fighting 155
pounds at the Eastern Conference
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tourney, Sehricker, Pitt captain, gain
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the Owl boxer had secured a verdict
from the Panther veteran in a dual
meet. Updegrove, Lion boxer, has a
victory to his credit over Schricker.
Al Demedowitz, Washington and
Jefferson captain, lost to Mirman,
Columbus University light heavy
m eight. Doyless Mdl, Tulane bul
v.ark in the heavyweight class, gained
the Southern Conference crown this
year when Felton Gentry, Virginia
University boxer, had to forfeit be
cause of illness after reaching the
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1 13 Team Captains
Competing in Ring
Tournament Here,
More captains than you con shake
a stick at! That summarizes the
titled class situation here where thir
teen boxers who are competing in the
Olympic tryouts have served as cap
tains of their respective teams this
season.
Frederick D. Snell, of New Hamp
shire, and Davey Stoop, of the Lions,
are two captains entered in the 118-
pound division. Mickey Boerter,
Bucknell star, John B. Minardi, Uni
versity of Florka's twice former
champion, and yletinner, Syra
cuse featherwel it, three team
leaders boxing in tlfb 126-pound class.
Minaidi is ending his second term as
captain of the 'Gators.
Darwin' sendeltircaptain, Dave
Ketcham, to 7 'coPh 'o' in. the 136-
pound class, while Schneker, of Pitt,
Hatcher, Temple stalwart and confer
ence champion, ate - two captains who
have had successful dual meet careers
in the middleweight class. Schricker
is considered by ninny sports writers
I to be one of the best - collegiate boxers
lin the Western Pennsylvania district I
Theofiel Wageman, New Hamp
shire light heavyweight, captained the
1931 team while Al Demedowita,i
Washington and Jefferson 176-pound
ci, Cecil Hawkins, West Virginia,
are additional leaders of teams this
year The University of Virginia
sends Captain Gentry, heavyweight,
while Joe Remus, boxing in the same
division, will lead the Army mitmen
next year.