Thursday Evening, February 15, 1934
Between
the Lions
with
The Sports Editor
Before the Sehmeling fight Tuesday
night Steve Mamas was just another
heavyweight, supposedly cannon-fod
der for the better men in that 'field.
It took him just the short space of
twelve rounds to prove to the boxing
world that he is definitely in the up
per- 'rung of _the heavyweights.. He
hung the kibosh on the German, and
•it-ndiv remains for Schoieling to keep
his promise and return to his home
country. •
In 'his time Schmeling -has been a
ditch digger,- hod-carrier, and lion
tamer in a circus. After the claw
ing he took tit the hands of the for-
Tiler Nittany Lion. Der Max probably
wishei he had stayed with the circusi
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ANIAKCHAK
In 1931; Bernard Hub
bard. and three college
students set out. to ex
plore the erupted AM
akchak crater, • which
the year previous Hitti
ba rd had preicted
would vomit forth file
and ash to discolor the
surrounding snow-cov
ered country.
They pitched their tent
within the crater and
And here is . the record of it!
MATMEN
LION GRAPPLERS
TO FACE/CORNELL
Will COittinue 21-Year Feud in
Recreation Hall Saturday
Afternoon at 2:30
By JOB§ A. BRUTZMAN '35
The Lion and the Bear, two of col
legiate" jungleland's better-known den
izetui, will continue
,a feud of some
twenty-one years' standing when .the
Big Red wrestling feint frOin Corirell
meets the Nittany grapplers at 2:30
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The Lion has just a slight edge to
date, having won eleven times ; while
Cornell is credited with nine victories.
One !anti in 1932, ended in a 14-to-14
tie. ,The Nittany matmen should
make the margin of superiority one
point
.greater. Saturday, because the
Cornell imind has fdund itself beset
with scholastic diffiCulties:
Lightweights Uriticeided
The Sig, Red grapplers, in their
first . meet of the season, defeated
Syracuse by a,scsre of 2146 , 13.' ,Cor
nell won the. first five snatches,, but
Syracuse took the lust three, these be
ing the weights in which .Cornell pro
fessors scored academic triumph.
Either Wolfson or Dißito will meet
Nathan in the 115-pOund class. Na
than threiv Giglio of Syracuse in his
first Match , for .the year. • Charlie
Speidel will send either Bob Ellstrom
or Eisenman against Trettor, 126-
pounder, who has a time decision to
his credit.
Captain' HurWits, Cornell captain,
will give Johnny Horvath . or Dick
Waite a stiff-battle in the 135-pound
class. Hurwitz had little trouble in
*inning his bout from Smith of Syra-
cuse. , '
Captain "Rosy" Rosenberg will try
to stretch his string of victories
'against Richardson' in the 145-pound
Class. :Richardson ; in his only bout of
the year, was awarded a time dedision
over Servis of Syracuse.
Bill Cramer • should have little
trouble with'Shoemaker, Big Red 155-
*flintier, althongli Shoeniaker threw
Thounilkin in the Syracuse meet. Cra
met., disposed of Alingdr, of Columbia,
and Vitlilson, of Washington and Jef
ferson, without terimis trouble. ,
- -"Red". Johnston; Nittany 165-pound
er will meet Brownwell who dropped
a time advantage in-his first thatch
of the season. •Lou Kreiznian, With
a .500. average to date; will meet keis
ten", ohistfirowii in his Syjrituse
past . :perfoimanees mean any
thing, . 14 Kink" Cole 'should , have little
trouble with Krotta in' the unliMited
class. Krotta 'fait -- to Hordines of
Syracuse'last week, -and Hordines was
defeated-by the "King." last Year.
GY3II4AS - TIC -MEET CANCELLED
Unable to complete the: personnel
of'. their team, the 'East Stroudsburg
State teacher's College authorities
have cancelled the meet with the Penn
State , gymnaits, originallyscheduled
for Satiirday afternoon at Recreation
hall.• In the other 'schednled meet,
Panzer College will entertain the
- Lien gym team at East Orange, 'N.
J.; an February 24.
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lived. there for - three -
weeks, journeying loth
each dayto explore the
havoc wrought by.this
titanic eruption. They
skiited pits-filled With
gases so poisonous that,
birds flying across them'
died instantly. ' l / 4 They -
descended into still
seething volcanoes and
had their faces scorched
and their extra heavy
soledahoes charred.
0 MEET. BEARS AS
Basketeers To Encounter
Tartans, W. Virginia Away
McFarlane, Stocker, Henning, Thomas, Fletchei
In Opening Line-up for Foreign Tilts
By JAMES B. WATSOfi JR. •3J
Trouble, in large and effective quan
tities-4hat's what the Nittany bas 7
keteers are looking forward to as"they
*pare to meet Carnegie Tech `in.
Pittsburgh tomorrow night and West
Virginia's mountain-men at Morgan
, town Saturday night.
The outcome of the week-end's
battles will be hard to predict. The
Scotsmen wandered' down to Morgan
town January 6 and strolled back
home again with a 32-to-SO victory in
I their 'collective pocket. Carnegie, and
I Pitt arc the' only teams,, whichhave
beaten West Virginia.. The'Mountaip
ers, have won eight of ten meets, in
eluding a. Bicknell match that ended
All Three'Teams in Pittsburgh
'Coach Spike Leslie ought to have
a pretty good 'idea of ,what he is to'
face Saturday night, as the Mountain
eers will be playing Duquesne -in
Pittsburgh tomorrow night. Th e
Lion's performance against Carnegie
will also be. it good indicator'for the
following night.
The Nittany starting line-tip for
both games is still questionable, but
it is probable that Norrie McFarlane,
Johnny Stocker, Curt Henning, Dave
Thomas, and Jack Fletcher• will step
out on the floor first tomorrow night'.
The starters for Saturday's game will
depend on tomorrow's performance.
Tartan Line-up Unsettled
The Tartan- line-up hasn't been set
as yet, while West Virginia, unless
something drastic happens in the Du
quesne battle, will start Jess Weiner,.
known for his floor executive ability,
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THE PENN •STATE -COLLEGIAN
and Al Colebank i a midget sophomore
who is best known in the mountain
school for his 'defensive%work, as for
wards.
Center' for the Morgantown aggre
gation will be Jae Stydithar, claimed
by the Mountaineers to 'be the best
pivot man, in the East', Guards will
be Andy Mestrovic, a sophomore who
has recently been added to the var
sity there, and Lou; Fidler, believed
by Coach "Little Sleeny'! Glenn to be
his best floor 'shot. .
Tho Nittanyinen, will leave for.
Pittsburgh :toMerreii, afternoon. At
the moment, it seems that McFarlane,
Stocker, Henning, Then*, Fletcher„
Blyler, Wittinn, and .Parks are the,
only inen definitely assired of mak
ing .the
Penn State's Basketball Team Won 39-22
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I. M. BASKETBALL PLAY
F'raternifies l'o Resume ComiittiliMi
At 7 O'clock tomorrow Night
In the games played in the intra
mural basketball tournament list
inight, Unit Sa defeated Tau Phi Del
-38-to-6; Phi Sigma Delta defeated
Unit 6, :12-to-1; 'Mita Nu Epsilon
lost to Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 51-to-3;
~Tau Kappa Epsilon won over Unit 1,
25-to-I6; Beta Theta Pi defeated Sig
ma Phi Sigma, 35-to-12; and Alpha
Sigma ,Phi won over Theta Chi
18-to-Id.
' Tomorrow night at seven o'clock,
Phi Sigma Kappa will meet Beta Sig
ma Rho, Watts hall will play Phi Pi
Phi, and Phi Kappa will meet Delta
Theta Sigma. At eight o'clock Phi
Kappa Psi will play Kappa Delta Rho,
Phi Kappa Nu will meet the Com
mons Club, and Alpha Chi Rho will
meet Sigma Nu.
Delta Sigma Phi will oppose Chi
Upsilon, Sigma Tau 'Phi will play
Acacia, and Tau Sigma Phi will meet
Phi Gamma Delta at 2 o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
~Voting will be by ballot only
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CHI PHI HOWLING •rsa}M WINS
FROM DELTA SIGMA PHI. 6-2
Chi Phi's bowling team maintained
its lead in the intramural bowling!
leagtie when it easily defeated the I
Delta Sigma Phi bowlers. ti-t 0.2, i
Tuesday night on the local alleys. r KEYS MADE
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon team; SHILLING, the Locksmith
blanked the Alpha Tau Omega squad, 1 lee Skates Sharpened
8-to-9, in the only other game of the i 107 PUGH STREET
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Page Three
yesterday. The season will open o
lfareh 2 against Rutgers, there, am
the following night the Uniensity o
Pennsylvania team will cross sword.
with the Lions,
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