Friday, Februiwy 28, 198(1
Nittany Wrestlers To M
Skiers To Hold Meet
At Sky-top Toiorrow
With three events scheduled, nn
formal college skiing meet will'be held
at Sky Top' tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
About ten members of the ski chit
will compete, with other entries from
:the high school expected.
It was originally planned to hold
an intercollegiate meet, but this idea
'ores dropped for,several . reasons. Cor;
nell authorities prevented their ski
ing representatives from .:_takpg .the .
'trip .beenuie .of.the' large amount .ii)f
travelling the team did earlier in the
,season. Although Princetonirnarap
pear, no definite. word has; been! re
mired, as yet.
, The .events scheduled include down
hill racing, jumping, and slalom, and'
a quarter-mile race featuring sharp
turns. The meet will 'be iurider the
direction of Max Dercum, instructor
in forestry..
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Intercollegiate Champ?
MI-F.BON, PENN Rpm'
118 PO[/AIDS
One of the most probable of
State's White Hopes for Inter
collegiate wrestling crowns this
ycar,•Sammy has'by far the most
outstanding .record' of any Lion
matmah. •
Out of a total of thirteen dual
meets in which he has partici
pated this huskey .featherweight
has the enviable record of_ never
having lost a bout .or leen held to
a draw. Only tkfeat in his :mat
history occurred List year when
he was defeated S in the semi
finals of the Intercollegiates. Of
the thirteen dual meets .partici
paled in. over fifty percent; sev
en, were won by Tails: • •
. After the Game
or
After the.. Dance ..
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IN THE ,
:: - HOFBRAU
. „ Allen Si.
et Syracuse
Change in Line-up May
Feature Stegmaier,
Parke Eshbach.
Wolfson, Light, Waite,
Shaffer Still Unbeaten
By TOWNSEND SWALM
• Although definitely not a breather,
the wrestling match with Syracuse
in Recreation Hall tomorrow at 4:00
o'clock should increase the Lion grap- .
pler's total to five victories and one
defeat suffered at the hands of East
ern Intercollegiate champions Le
high. 'Syracuse's performance this
season has been.quite erratic and the
matches tomorrow may he hotly con
tested throughout or just a bunch of
:Pushovers.
" At press time two positions on the
Lion 'team were still in doubt. Wed
nesday, Preddie Stegmaier. defeated
Ray Brooks in a tryout match and
if .'he repeated the performance on
Thursday lie was to replace Brooks at
the 1.20-lb. post. Joe O'Dowd, who
has been suffering from .a slight but .
Annoying injury for several weeks,
may yield his heavyweight position to'
Parke Ethbach. Neither change, how
ever, is definitely decided' as yet.
!Probably most -outstanding !in the
Salina ranks is heavyweight Ken
Crotty who has an impressive string
of victories to his credit this year.
Last year, his first in intercollegiate'
circles,• mauler' Crotty distinguished
himself by advancing to the semi
•final round in the Intereollegiates
where he was eliminated by the East
ern champ, Scobey 'Lehigh. No
matter which State man Crotty meets,'
, this weight looks like the only sure
Orange victory.
Krupa " To Meet Wilbur
Joe Krupa, who has probably
shown the most consistent improve
•ment on the Lion squad, will meet -a
tough customer. in Ken Wilbur. Or
•angeman Wilbur's record shows three
wins and ,One low, the loss being ere.
sifted to -superior tactics on the part
of Lehigh's Bishop, the same who
threw Krupa two, weeks ago. You
pick it.
One of the more interesting meet
ings of the afternoon will occur in
the 135-lb. weight where -Capt. Light
will take.on Bill Dame. Dente has met,
and defeated representatives from
' Ariny,•Cornell 'and Lehigh this year.
The'Deme-Lidhi trams is the only
repeat Oflast,,yehr'sOnate}l which'• the
'run away..with 21-to-11. Last
year Sick Light wrestled Deme to a
time adVantage decision in 8:15 min
utes.
Wolfson Looks Good
Sammy Wolfson Is In no danger of
breaking his undefeated record when .
he meets 118-lb. Tarrow who has lost.
at least three so far this year. Either
Stegmaier or Brooks should defeat
the 126-lb. representative from -Or
ange-city who will be either Lambert
or Tarrow. So far this season the
Orangemen have shown no consist
ency in the 145 and 155-lb. classes.
where Driscoll has worked in weights'
when either Crowe .or Gertmanian
was not doing the honors. Sully Waite
should disperse his opponent quite,
effectively in the .'4.5 division; and,
what with the snappy improvement
he has shown in practice this week,'
Jack Calvin,`State's '6ser; should take
care of his -opposition without too
much trouble. .
Ross Shafter, who with Wolfson,
Light'lind Waite, has . yet to taste' de
fent. this ..year, ..will probably meet
Howie Peters or perhaps Al Haft,
neither of whom have shown anything
much to (late. The four horsemen
shotild all ride on, tomorrow's match
es to the contrary notwithstanding.
Baseball Batterymen
Begin Daily Workouts
Baseball hattery men have been
working out .daily, under the stands
-at Rea hall in preparation for the
1936 season. On March 1, Coach Joe
Bedenk will issue: the call for candi
dates for the other positions. The
team will get into condition indoors
and will take the field as soon as
weather permits.
Pitchers who have reported include
Bachman, Ilotrman, Williams, Stokes,
and Long among the veterans, and
Simonelli,Ford, and Bobo from last
season's reshman squad.
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TEE PENN STATE
Lion &sketeers
To Face Rutgers
Here Tomorrow
Hoyas Defeat Nittany
Men 34727 In Bth
League Game.
By DICK LEWIS
The Penn state 'basketball . team
,dropped its eighth:- consecutive con
ference contest tea . fast Georgetown
five in Washington:Wednesday night
by the score of :344°47.
Although the Lions played a stiff
defensive game, the Ilovos led
throughout the , game. With the
score 20-to-3.2 At halftime, the Nit
tanymen fought hard in the second
half to outscore their opponents by
one point. High scorer of -the con
test was Jack Reichenbach at center,
who netted nine-points for the Lions.
In Recreation ball tomorrow night,
the Nittany Lion quintet prays its last
home garlic on' the lbcal floor as well
as its last non league game when the
Lions meet Rutgers.:The game starts
at 8:10 o'clock.
And with tomorrow night's per
formance, Bar Riley; this year's cap
tain, Jimmy Smith;:' and Bob Small
make their final bow on the home floor.
Next Friday and Saturday, Alm Blue
and White basketeers travel to Pitts
burgh for the last two league games
of the •season in return engagements
with the Tech Tartans 'and the Pan
thers.
Rutgers presents opposaion tomor
row night with a team that has won
seven and lost six gaMes. The Scar-
I let team defeated Fordhnm 50-to-49,
lost - one and won ,:one game from
Princeton,. and dropped decisively to
N. Y. U., 50-t0249.
Against the -mighty Syracuse ag
gregation, Rutgers
,boyed stubbornly,
42-to-40 in a feat - Overtime contest.
Syracuse's .guard,' Simonaitus, flashed
a winning basket in the 'last ten sec-
Inis of the .overtime period. Early
in January, the Penn State passing
combination met mid defeated Syra
case by a score of 34-to-33.
The starting line-up
. against the
locals tomorrow-might will -probably
be the following: ',Lepine, a.6-foot-4
forward, n fast ball player and a good
set shot; Blumberg, a star forward
with two years of 'Varsity experience;
Jerabeck one of
. the most accurate
shots on the squad,!-who stands 6-feet
-2 in the tiptoir position; Grossman,
guard, a dead set! .. shot; .and Lins,
guard, -who piled , ,-,tip :fourteen points
against Syracuse. , ,-:-Substitute center
is Kozusko, who-tOW4s:6_feet -and
tvho was notoutjumped last , year;
Instead .of -the usual lMpromptu
performance by the State '.College ur-,
chins, the gym 'parallel .bar wizards
will put on an exhibition of anthro
poidal agility between halves. Coach
Walke's bar swingers are tops, among
collegiate gym teams, barring none,
State Fencers , • Leave
For Syracuse, Ithaca
A seven-man fencing squad, head
ed by Captain Dick Allen, left yeS
terclity with ,Coacli'"Nels" Walke for
Syracuse whbre today, they will en
gage the Orange swordsmen, To
morrow they will travel ,to Ithaca to
meet the Cornell team..
Allen and 'Dick Lewis will handle
the sabers for the Lions, with Bill
Gookin and Carl Brodhun fighting
epee. Walt Storrs, "Lefty" Bowen,
and Spence. Potter will: be in the foil
contests. Last year the Lions "defeat
ed the Syracuse team and
while the record•of the; Orange is not
too impressive, they have the experi
Cornell Ringmen Will Meet
Lion Team Here Tomorrow
Fights Last Home Meet
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CRISWELL pENN STATE
POUND CHAMPION
INTRAMURAL
HIGHLIGHTS
By TIM HEISLER.
With the semi-finals in the Intra
mural Wrestling tournament com
pleted, plans are under way for the
final bouts. Although it was planned
to have the finals tomorrow night, it
was decided that two main events
were enough, so 'the bouts have 'been
postponed. The manager's most defi
nite statement was that they would
be held "sometime nest week."
Despite the -fact that the system of
handicaps worked out by the man
agers of bowling .have proved very
satisfactory in as much as the meets
were usually closer, the first half's
leaders are already forging ahead in
the second half of the-tournament.
Tau Kappa Epsilon, winner of the
first half chaMpionship is tied for
first: place with Delta 'Sigma Phi.,
Delta Chi, runner-up in-the first half,
is tied with the "Delta Upsilon team
for second place.'• The D.T.D.'s are a
close third. •
Standing of the Teams
Won Lost
Delta Sigma Phi 0 0 4
Tao Kappa Epsilon
Delta Upsilon __ 18 (I
Delta Chi ____lB ci
Delta Tau Delta G
.Sigma Alpha Spailon 0 18
Watts Hall C, 18
Grazier Club 0 14
Freshman givil Engineer. _ 4 20
Phi Kappa 0 0
once of four meets already this sea
son, while today's match will be the
first for State.
Cornell was barely defeated last
year 9-to-8 and this year they boast
an excellent record, including a 15-to
-3 victory over Syracuse. The local
team looks to be in good shape, but
with no actual competition upon
which to judge them, it is dangerous
to make predictions. With any de
gree of luck they should take Syrd
case, but the Red team will probably
he a little too strong for the Lions.
Final Home Encounter
For Boxers; Lineup'
Still Indefinite.
By 808 GRUBB
It may be a slightly revamped Lien
boxing team that will meet Cornell in
the last home contest of the current
season in gee hall tomorrow night at
7 Welock.
While Coach Leo Houck is reserv
ing his decision on the lineup in the
upper weights until the very last, it is
believed that a shakeup will occur in
the light heavyweight, middleweight
and welterweight divisions.
Because Dick Flenniken is suffering
from a non injury received in the
Syracuse meet last week, he may not
see service against Cornell. In that
event, Sammy Donato who has keen
fighting 155, would be moved down to•
take Flenniken's place at 145 and Lou
Ritzie would be swapped from 165 to
155.
.3lay Shift Upper Weights
Choice of the light heavyweight
representative lies among Johnny
Sawchak, "Whitey" Rhoda, and Dick
Livermore. Final selection will prob
ably be made between Rhoda and Saw
} chak, as Livermore lacks experience.
SaWchak put on a stellar exhibition
working out with Lou Ritzie Wednes
-Iday -night, which makes us believe.
that the boy has something. Cornell's'
175-pounder is Bud Balliere, -a big
fellow who hits hard. He is a new
comer to the lineup.
To- fill the middleweight division,.
Coach Houck could use either Heber
Lessig or Chuck Telle . r, both sopho
mores. Cornell's 165-pound represent
ative is -Bill McLaughlin, a newcomer
to the Red squad who lacks experi-'
ence. By some quirk of fate, he is'
getting the call over Jack Thayer who
defeated Ritzie last year. Both Les--
sig and Teller have been working out
with the squad and show promise.
In the heavyweight class, Izzy Rich
ter
should have little trouble with Irv
ing Jenkins, although the Cornell
mitman is undefeated in six starts.
Jenkins was knocked out by Rhoda in
fifteen seconds when the Lions defeat
ed Cornell 515 to 2'b last year. Jen-
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bins, who said to handle his 20
pounds %yell, has the hest future o
any man on the team, according tc
Coach Goldbas.
Cramer Hard Hitter
Dave Cramer. Cornell's 155-poune
fighter is a man to be reckoned with
lie is the hardest hitter on the teals
and last year. as captain of the teats
won a cup given to the best boxes' a.
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