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Syracuse Noses Out
Boxers for 1. C. Title
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narks Short gave Taman 28 points
and Sorenson 21. Judges McLaren
and Crowley favored Sorenson 22 to
20 and 27 to 20. Crowley counted
the second round, which was obvi
ously close, as 0.0 to 2 for Sorenson.
Tony Sala, of Villanova, took the
light-heavyweight crown for the third
straight year, outslugging Nestor Ho
ciubinsky, 'Lion sophomore, in the fi
nal. Ito took the first round by out
boxing Sala, but the champion gained
an edge in the next two .rounds as
the Lion reverted to slam-bang—tac
tics, which is Sala's dish.
Friday night, Alex Sopchak drop
ped another close bout to his neme
sis, Clarence Bess, of Army. One of
the best matches of the tourney, this
may have been called either way.
Both boys were the cream of the
featherweights, with Bess gaining the
Taipman reached the finals on a for
felt from Coldbas, of Cornell . .
Goodman again decisioned Shanley,
of Army . . . Donato and Sonse kay
oed their Western Maryland oppon
ents in the semi-finals . Ord Fink
topped Walker, of Western Mary
land, to win the 165-pound crown...
Kocittbinsky decisioned Danielson, of
Yale, in the preliminaries and won
over Tony Ortenzi, Western Mary
land, when, the latter suffered . a cut
eye in the second round of their semi
final clash . . . Richter went to the
finals via a forfeit from Siemer, of
Cornell . .
Third places went to Cimicati;
Barksdale, Army; Shanley, Army;
Bender and Andrews, Western Mary
land; Ritzie; Regan, Syracuse; and
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Retain Championship
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Kinsella of Columbia in' 1:37, and
Clarke of Yale in 6:48 with an arm
and leg scissors to. enter the finals
against Lehigh's Wells. Ross had the
upper hand in the meet until Wells
defaulted because of an injured knee.
Clarke won . the second place medal
while Wells•automatically 'took' third.
Captain O'Dowd's crack at the title
was :nearly frustrated - when, niter
gaining 3:17 minutes over Toll of
Princeton, he went into the send-fi
nals against Sterngold of Lehigh to
be declared the loser by a time ad
' vantage of,l.:ll...floWevet'. Bob Sieg
ler, State's 'Manager, had, noticed a
discrepancy in timing and he asked
for an investigatiOn. The matter was
submitted to the referees who voted
two to 'one for extra periods, but be
fore. the bout was arranged the mat
: ter" was submitted to the respective
team representatives and the vote
was eight to one for continuation.
At 10 o'clock . on Saturday morn
ing both wrestlers: stepped on the
mats. The teams' score was dead
locked at six points each, while both
teams had four men eligible for the
finals. O'llowd was declared the win
ner by the decision of the presiding
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O'Leair, Western Maryland.
The final point score: Syracuse 26;
Penn State 25; Army 7; Western
Maryland 6; Villanova s;:Penn 3.
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
referees. At 2 o'dock that afternoon
he fiteed Pickett of Yale. During
the early part of the bout Pickett's
shoulder was dislocated and the Yale
Coach rushed to the mat and lifted
Joe's hand, the symbol-of Pickett's
default and symbolic of State's cham
pionship. Toll placed second while
Pickett automatically took third.
The team has .the unusual record
of .giving
,Navy its only shutout in
wrestling history. . Opponents were
able to score only 33 points against
the team. The team will lost Light,
Calvin, Kruya, and O'Dowd for next
year. ,
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