Thursday Evaning, March 28, 19a4
Frea r Hall courtm'en Take
I. M. Tourney in Close Tilt
.Sigma Phi Epsilon Loses to Men's Dormitory,
22-21, in Chmnpionship Contest
. Frew hall courtmen sprang a surprise Saturday afternoon by defeating
Sigma Alpha Epsilon in a hotly-contested 'game, 22-to-21. The game was
nip and tuck throughout the entire contest; first- the hall boys leaping into
Ilia lend, and then their opponents.
Len Citnbai and Tom Evans ran up Most of the Frear hall tallies, the
former scoring ten points, all field goals, while the other made four fouls
and ti fila goal. A foul and'field goal in the last initiate of play by this pair
decifud the battle when • Freer was
trailing by two points.
Dick Horsfall at center and Frank
O'Hara: at forward were outstanding
players on the Sigma Alpha. Epsilon
quintet: O'Hora tallied coven' points,
three fouls and a basket; and Horsfall
dropped in a foul and a basket:
Trailing 10-to-4 at the end of the
first quarter, .the fraternity men stag
ed a come-back to lead 12-to-10 at the
half. In the third period Frear hall
Scored eight points to •their opponents'
four, while in tin final quarter the
latter led in the scoring by one point,
live-to-four
Strandine, who was one of. the ref
execs in .the Anal game, expects to
take a central board' examination in
the scar Skin* to qualify . himself for
officite.ing M collegiate games next
year. He has had several years' ex
perience refetoeing professional con
tests in Chicago.
Freer hall reached the finals by
winning over Sigma Nu Thursday
night, 18-to-17, while Sigma Alpha
Epsilon trounced Theta Kappa Phi,
30-to-1.6. Instead of the ehampion 7
ship cup going to the Freer hall team,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon plans to pre=
sent them with medals and have the
cup engraved "runner-up" for them-
Selves.
SPRING FOOTBALL
PRACTICE STARTS
Over 50 Men Report to Coach 'Bob'.
Higgins; Others Expected
liter Vacation
Over fifty men reported for spring
football Wednesday, while other can
didates are expected immediately af
ter Easter vacation. The men are
meeting at Recreation hill daily at
4 o'clock.
Coach Bob Higgins will be in chargd
of. the work-outs. According to his
Present plans, the training:Will• con-
.tinue until about four "weeks' after
...vacation. The first two will be de
;ityoted.,to getting the men into shape
4tailtPleachinr-them•the - --fundam'entals
'?Of the game,. . :.' • ,
After this period, doach Higgins
"and his assistants will divide the can
-didates into two different teams and
scrimmage will be held between the
groups every Saturday afternoon.
The concluding game of the semen
will be the annual Kast-Neat contest.
Coach Earl Leslie and Coach Nel
son Walke will aid in coaching the
men - while ex-Captain 'TommY.Sltia T
,ser, "King" Cole, - "Rosy" Rosenberg,
and Parker Berry will act as the stu
cent proctors.
9 VOLLEYBALL GAMES
PLAYED IN TOURNEY
Alpha Tau Omega, Chi Upsilon, Phi
Phi, Kappa Sigma. Win Matches
Nine games. of the first round ,of
the intramural volleyball tournament
were , played yesterday, with five
more contests scheduled for tonight.
In yesterday's tilts, Alpha ,Tau One-1
ga defeated Phi Delta Theta f Chi Phi
won from Theta Chi, Chi Upsilond
downed Alpha Phi Delta, , and Kappa,,
Sigma conquered Unit One.
Phi Gamma Delta defeated Acacia,
Phi Sigma Delta beat ,Tau Kappa-
Epsilon, Pi Kappa Alpha won over
Tau Phi Delta, Sigma Phi-Epsilon de—
feated Delta Upsilon,-,and' Sigma Pi
won -from Delta Tau -Delta in the
other contests of the afternoon:
Bracketings for , tonight's games
are: Alpha Zeta, Beaver House; 'Pi
Kappa Phi, Alpha Sigma Phi;'
ma Alpha Epiilon, Unit '9; Sigma Nu,
Phi'. Sigma Kappa; and Sigma Tau
Phi, Theta Kappa Phi.
2 CO-ED I. M. TOURNEYS END
Afr Allister Hall won the champion
ship in the co-ed intramural badmin
ton ; tournament by defeating Chi
Omega in the finals Wednesday night,
while Chi 'Omega: ,defeated - Gainnia
Phi Beta in the' finals of - the intra
mural -shuffleboard 'tournament to
win the championship in that event.
HAPPY
EASTER
GREEN ROOM
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The Box Score
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ANNUALFLOWER EXHIBIT
SCHEDULED FOR NEXT WED
Following an annual spring custom,
the division of ornamental horticul
ture of tha department of horticulture
wilt stage the Annual Flower FasTi
ionShow in Schwab auditorium, Wed
nesday night, April 4.
During the month, a Florists' Short
Dourse will be conducted by the de-
Partment for flower growers of the
State.
Poster Greetings To All
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a 'two st,gastlions
LIONS WILL MEET
PANTHERS IN 1935
To Resume Encounters at l'itl
Stadium After 2-Season
Lapse in Relations
After a two-season lapse in athletic
relations, ,thelittany Lion grid tram
will meet the University of Pittsburgh
in the Pitt Stadium October 2G, 1935,
Neil g. Fleming, graduate manager
cf vthloties, announced this Morning.
Pittsburgh will return to the Lion
schedule in 1939 and 1937, as well• as in
1935, a three-year agreement having
been signed. Penn State has the op
tion of having one of the last two
games played on Ntw Beaver field,
but as yet College athletic authori
ties have not worked out definite ar
rangements for either of the last two
games in the scries.
Pitt Adopts Non-subsidization
Efforts are being made to arrange
the 1936 game for the season's finale
on both the Panne , : and N,l:tany
Lion schedule. Since the CaNees has
- adopted a policy against Thanksgiving
Day games away from State College
because of the one-day vacation per
hera, the contest will probably be
scheduled for Ithe Saturday bcfcre
'Thanksgiving Day, it was learned.
The meeting between Pitt and Palm
State will be tIVe. first since 1931, when
the Lions were defeated by a 41-to-6
score on New Beaver field. Since that
dime the Panthers hay* adopted a pol
icy of non-subsidization for athletes,
which became effective last year.
Included in the Pittsburgh series is
the third game dhat lIRZ been definite
ly arranged on the Lion's gridmen's
1935 schedule. A home-and-home ser
ies with Lehigh for 1935 and 1936, and
a one-game contract with Lebanon
Valley for 1935 were announced last
week.
=IT
THE PENN STATE COLLEtHAN
Intramural Basketball Selections
FIRST TEAM
Position Player
Harper, Phi Kappa Sigma forward Wilkinson, Lambda Chi Alpha
O'llora, Sigma Alpha Epsilon forward Caughey, Beta Theta Pi
Horsfall, Sigma Alpha Epsilon center Felker, Phi Kappa Sigma
Cimbal, Frear Hall . guard Rambo, Sigma Nu
Conley, Theta Kappa Phi guard Strasser, Unit :3
ALL-INTRAMURAL
COURTMEN NAMED
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Places 2
Men; 3 Other Teams Win 1
Post Each in Selection
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, runner-up in with good eyes Tor th 2 basket, were
ranted as the two first string forwards.
this year's intramural basketball, tl;fis Chi Lambda . Alpha, and Ed Caugh
'all-intramural court team sAected by ey, of Beta Theta Pi, were named to
officials of the tournament Saturday, these posts.
manager, 'Bob Pe
R as o le b e o ,
sitnrtor,litcinitiuor,a
Joe
o b e a ß sk ie e l t io li k al i .!
while Frear ball, winners of the coin- i
potation, Phi Kappa Sigma, and Theta !, s i c.,, , ct , li l ir 3 uc. i riws ki, .limn Reed, curd Bill
referees in the teammate-lit,
Kappa Phi each 'had one of their play-
I n'latl.i. the selections for the all-intra-
Five.ers mentioned. - -
teams ware represented in the i annul teams. .
second team selections. They were i
Lambda Ohi Alpha, Beta Theta Pi, Phi !
Kappa Sigma,,Sigroa Nu, and Unit n.
In making the soleetions, the oln.2ials
judgcd khe nvm , on continued outstand
ing playing thi:oughbut several gnomes.
instead of on merely. one night's 'per
formance. •
Gimbal Selected Star Guard
Believed to. he one of the IPst cen
tors ever to appear in intramural cage
competition, "Dick Itorsfall, of 'Sigrint
Alpha Epsilon, was the - judges' selee-!
Von for :that. post. Ozcar relle.lr, of
Phi Kappa Sigma, was the second
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Q,l' 1934. Liccr r ec Tinos Toexca Co:
SECOND TEAM
string pick for the tap-off position.
A con. , :istently heavy scorer, Len
Cimbal, of From. Mall, was first choice
for guard, while Jchn Conley, Theta
Kappa Phi satellite, was namid to the
61i:1i guard nout. Joe Rambo, of Sig
ma Yu, and Lee Strasser, of Unit
were picked for Ulu second team guard
positions.
Bud Harper, of Phi Kappa Sigma,
and Frank O'Hara, of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, dependable, steady players,
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