Ttfestlay,Tebriiaiy - ,25,-1930
Grapplers Beat Navy;
• Freshman Boxers Win
( coutin;wd from Pogo Ouo)
Calvin, 155, did some smait.virest-,
hug to gain a bar and 'chancery hold
in throwing Mann twenty seeonds be
fore the -bout ended, Kruph, 165,
outsmarted }hinter, one of Navy's
best, to win with alime advantage of
one minute and thirty.secoads: Shaf
fer, 175; t . tireW Yogel,: veteran of :two
years, bran - aim . .loek- and body "press
in eight ii : iinutes and fitly-two sec
onds. `.`Joey" O'Dowd, unlimited, lost
by a decision to Player with a time
advantage.OPPWO minutes and twenty;
six seconds:,•:.-,:.,.
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL
After-leading 14-to-4 .at the 'close
of ifie,first halVthe freshman .pass
ers were nosed out, 22-to-21, by Car,
negie Tech freshmen in Recreation,
hall' Saturday night.
. Parker again starred for the Lions.
He wns high seder of the game with'
seven' points. Loos of Cainegie Spark
ed his.teara in itaincOud half rally.
FRESHMWOXING.
..'Freshmaa,bicorYs,oPendil their 1936
season in..iiiipressiy:a:fashion.as they
'out•punclidiVi c lhaWariore,•eic'perienced
Lack Teachers! varsity,,
at Recreation hall„Satfir:
• Only 'ona•knock-out
Rill Soose, .frislinion . .l4s,pounder,
handed his opponent. a terrific blow.
tii.the heart folloiedliy'a right-cross
!t0 the jaw,• which 'floored .the. Lock
Haven man with only one'minute re
maining in the tirst round.- Johnny
Patfick, in The 165:Miund class, per
:formed skillfully as ''he pummeled
Hochrein - to 'gain a decision: In the
keavyweigkt, division, the. Lioni':Ko
:ciubinsky mercilessly Chased the
ier . Lock Herta repreientative . to
score an easy but impressive deci
sion.
-FRESHMAN. WRESTLING
Winning' only three of the eight
bouts, the freshauM wrestling team
lost their first meet of the year to a
powerful and experienced Wyoming
Seminary outfit, 21-to-9, at Ree hall
F'riday night.
In the unliriiited diVision, Alex Ed
raney. of State won a hard-fought
match from , Troup with a :time ':ad=
vantage of 3:53. The kecOnd freih-
Man victory - was scored by Bill:May,
era in _the 175-pound class by -'a big
time advantage; while the, third and
last, score was chalked •up by. Don
Bachman, who gave an impressive-eX
hibition in winning 'by a .time advan
tage of 6:25. ' •,. •
FENCING
Adverse road doriditions in the.
South forceil Johns' Hopkins to can.
eel" its, scheduled fencing. inset with
'the :ifjon
,Swordsmen' Saturday after
noon,. As a aubstitute several axhi
bition 'matchea,:..raie t
.Lineczky.'34; former-,chatain;•ivhOlhad
returned to
,act • as- director. for , the
meet,, engaged several 'of 'the present'
team, in competition._ Among others,
ho,met his brother Johnny, a member
of,the freshman squad.. .
CINEMANIA
You won't. need any other recom
niendation for. "The Life of Louis
Pasteur," which concludes 'at the
Cithaum today, thanthe testimonials
that appear on the board in front of
the theatre,: Suffice it to say that
here is 'an edueational picture that
hasn't' sacrifineenny of the elements
of good theatre. Its entertainment
value'is, as high.as„any picture of the
past three or Pur months. ' • -
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' Remember little Eleanor.WhitneY,
the' cute little. 'llea". tap artist of
f.'Milliorta in. the •Aiil". Well, . she
Makes her second film appearance -in
a .sfraight role, this time opposite
Toin Keene 'in "Timothy's Quest,"
which plays :at the Cathaunf tumor
roui and the NittanY Tharsdo..'
:::Diekie Moore aluiVirginia Weldler
play the juvenile roles as a pair 'of
plucky kids who makee — possible the
romance of the featUred couple. As
fugitives from a cruel :baby farm;
Timothy and,his ; sister, played by
Sidly• Martin, seek a haven in Pleas
ant Valley. Happiness -for everyone
eventually is found, but only Heaven
and Paramount have any. idea' of the
obstacles that can be put'ln.the'way.
"Fang and ClaW;" ,Frank.'Buck's
latest jungle epic,.Kthe attraction at
the Nittany•teday and tomorrow and
if you want nature in the raw.-witk
out the faking common to many ani
mal pictures, 'this• is. your dish.
There are any number . of 'exciting
episodes, chief among"thein the 'bare
handed capture of an 'enormous py
thon, the treeing of a native . by a
man-eating tiger, and tEmeseue 'Of
a baby rhinoceros from an attacking
Bengal tiger. '. • ,
Fred Astaire and Giager lic;gers kick
in with . another smash musical in
"Follow thi3 Fleet," playing at the
Cathaum Thursday and Friday, Ran
dy Scott and Harriet. Hilliard carry
on a parallel romance in• support of
the famous dance team.
Nugent of the New York Times
says that this isn't the best of the
series, claiming' that .there isn't
enough comedy relief, but he does
admit that the show' id well worth
seeing.. Irving.. Berlin tunes always
have that certain something. Several
of them will be reigning favorites as
soon as the picture , becomes more
*widely distributed. • :
The story—But who 'cares about a
story in a musical .comedy? Enough
that there is one, and as long as. it
includes plenty of routines for As-
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