Friday, February - 10 1989 Lions To Meet Hoyas, Orange, Engineers Tomorrow :.-Danny Musser Returns , , 31, all around I.loin athlete' and quo nr ipe Be- Ile.:0931. [1;11.4 tylmman,llll4 en tolled In the Vdnention Crinlnntt3 I4ChOol this semester ' f- i t. Comivj-,- ', ~..- , ~, : ', O "- '''.- ' • .. ' _ , ' ' . 4 ' • —x• 0. ' ' ..... , . . -, 1 's "Th.. Co,:e.Ors,P,r - gag l ' " OUR 44/1.3W:F6121%1A LS , , ANN) , - SliThIlOR •BALL , , "Paterson Ifosiery - . Slyip - ,:. - : Trosute YOur ! _ th'en remember' the - 11th ' with a gift from'. . . 'TREASURE HOUSE 136 E.' College Ave. - _ - l'le R 1 6 . H , r oR s , WRONG - 1,,v-,;, A , 2.-minute•test for q V.,: dlea about '2. One.pr the 144 use! ofyaeupm I: The BAP Sysle-19A119+," tutia,wasin,teleillfeili7ieh e ou`llie average: ' 149° telel*Q" " c? "'""" i2, ; - . 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I .: 9 --7- ).!' , 14 • , • .. -, ~ , , , ' --:,-, • ~, , 'l- - ~, r• t I 4 , ", II ' 14,1,1. Pitt Lashed 41-22; Lions face floyas By, 808 WILSON That hope which springs eter-' nal fluted like a torch for John Lawthei and his Eastern Confer- enCe lui4kkball entry ",,today, „for the Lion engets were back In ,the ' ninnirig ti 4 a' testa of the sound 41-22 spanking,they handedPitt'S "gkunml,lJoyq Wednesday night. Ilbinn to, pine that then vie tou over Pitt was no fluke, the Nittapymen ,'face Gcoigetown's second-pludeOias, in Reg Hall at B.:iy p in teriloi4ow in another racial, Cenferotige combat (A victory over Georgetown vnll not only ihmble the merry ha-a that- State %Stye(' critics of their basketball 'ability at Pittsburgh, but will also throw the !Mall 'e that Etistei'n , Confeience into 'a 11 ve=way r diCher ' Although tbe Georgetown five Apt; vi,lll:stitie against the ,LaW thei men tomorrow night be by no means n veteran combino-. Lon, it must not be foigotten that, the" Iloybs have bowed only once so,far this year in Eastern Con -fel ante warfare—and that was to Tech:s top-notch Tartans by a thiec-Point maigin away. The pobahle Georgetown hne= up wat look ,omething hke tins Sthinttt; five-eleven 180- pound•Jurnor, ond Capt Joe Mur phy,. t,txthkee Ips-pound seiner, at foiwaids,John McGowan, RIX-. two•00-pouna sophomore, at cen ter, Irving 41.1/71,, five-eleven 175- 'pound •,blthomoie, and Frank Da (Continued From Page Three) . A . t .... , ;,,--- t• i ~ -.,..._., ) --, x . -, •''';-''-' / .W - - -- 1 - ,: .11 ': --. s .. .. 1114 .\ ‘ 0 4- v ' -7 v;-:"±-7:-- , . - 3101111414111/Ff:r . ,,ee isoP . ' Between The Lions By HERB CAHAN Silods Editor , Come early I To, tree the big show , And what. a show! • Boxing, wrestling, basketball— d veritable three-ring circus, with each of these tennis'squaring off against traditional rivals=Syrii cuse, Lehigh, and Georgetown And; as sort of an appeti/ei, the Ft eshinan - brixeis will , meet the Syracuse nosh Probably the most significant event of tomoxiriw's jamboree is the wrestling meet with Lehigh It is a recognised fact that the Enginee - rs' i.oacli; Billy Sheydan, has anothei championship con tender—Lehigh comes hoe with nn untlefiated recoil, having gained victories ovei Nehiaslca, and Cornell Syi acme s mitinep, iilthopgji having tied Virginia and , lost'to At my, at w,ual be plenty Count, primarily because o'f the :keen rivalry that exists hetween the two schools (Reminder— no matter what the outcome, let's have a "lio`o"-less and truly spot ts „manlike.erowd reaction). That State-Gemgetown - brisket ball clash will give cis a chance to get a glimpse of the diastically re vised, and revived, Lawthermen. Having accomplished , a 91-22 trouncing, of 'Pitt, conquerors of first-place Tech, it seems that Johnny Lawther's three-tall two small-combination may be the sol ution Co his "deldiums” probleni. A little belated congratulation'. to "Chirkin' " Charlie Speidel . an hopor ge aduate . what better example could a coach set foe his proteges . upon viewing the Lion gym team at Annapolis last Saturday, the Navy conch e rnatked that hehas-never seen a team improve'so much in a single year ... due credit to hind-nark ing Gene Wettstone . Paul Bachman, although' he received his 'peenlaureate degree at the mid yeai commencement, still works hut with the boxers.. he put on one of the classiest exhibitions of ring teehnique we've ever seen in a practice session, with Bernie Sandsa Wednesday, affernoOn- more belated congratulations . to Chick and Mrs ,Werner added another girl offspring to the phys ad department's female blood ' Don't - Forget: No Smoking In Rec Hall I _ . _ AWOMAN - NEVER FORGETS The IV,lan, Who Remembers,,',' , „.. . . ~ , • +' . . - ~::-..,--,.----.., ~- T '‘ Largest 0 -e , -,, , , :t A? t ortmetil, of ti, ? 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T , s R . 9 DIN E teUpposi Old Main PMIW STATE CMILEGTAN Scribe May Oust Orange Mit Leader By BERNIE NEWMAN A - iepottei recently tinned hghtei and fined so well that ; LiOn ling fans may not see Syra cuse's Captain Voight in action tomorion night when the local mitinen entellain then inch rival 4 ui the fifteenth Annual meeting between the two institutions ' lle TerLleV, boxing scribe for the Syracuse Daily Orange, was so sure that he could trim the Cap'n that he gave up punching typewi to keys and went in for the ,real thing In less than a week's time the sophomme scub lci pieced his contention, and now ha-, Coach Roy Simmons scratch ing his head Syracuse Hard Up? One of two things may be tak en hem this—that Syracuse ns etty hall up this yew, m ,that emu lei s at e no, sissies when it comes' to handling then dukes k7athei way, Coach ITouck's mit wieldens will be seeking to avenge a t-2 di übbing handed ithem last year by the Oningemen The opening gong is set for`7 p nn, nith Mike Coopei doing the opening numbw against othw Voight 01 Teiziev Although liammetrif Hank Schweitzei has been giving Jim Lents some tough workouts the past 'week, it is expected that Penn State's Lemming lineup will con sist 'of the same team that Liounced Bucknell in, their last meet thiee weeks ago. In the 127-pound division, fast stepping Al Topman will stack up against Al Duke, a veteran of two seasons ago who came back this year to knock out Cadet Biistol the iccent Ai my meet Stanko for a R. 0. Captain Roy Hanna will meet Doug Bteckem idge for 135-pound hitnals Bteckentidge was a 25- poundes last yeat and - holds a de cision oyes Tapman Red Stanko will seek his thud straight knockout in ,Bobby Stau ber Bernie Sandson will face Joe Spang' in the 155-pound division, with. Jim I f ewis holding down hp, 165-pound berth' when - he meets up with - Sophomore Bobby Hayes Johnny Patt ink will find it eas 'tat as per custom in doing ,away with Americo Wovciesjes than ying to pronounce his name when they meet at 17:5 And Jcihn ny Pala telt, Ji will go against n knockeioutei in Charles 'Healy BIG, GUNS M:==l y 4 ° ,&;: enAV , V'''W , ; ZFAIXP V O.:P II4!,: e f: 4 0W ,,,,, W" . 4"A`>' ; , THOMSON NG, '39 Big guns on the Lehigh wrest= ling team that faces thp Lions Rec Hall tomorrow afternoon are, 145-pounder Harold Masem (top), Eastern Intercollegiate 135 pound champ last year„ who will meet State's Joe Scalzo, and, 155•pounder.Thomson 'Tom my" King (bottom), winner of the collegiate Olympic tryouts in 1936, who takes on Roy 4 , Lion Trackmen To Battle Champs In. Penn A - .C. Meet CapLim 111illei Piaster, flosh sprinter Bainev Euell, and pole vaulters Bob Clark and Ceotge Jackson will represent Penn State at. the Penn A C track meet in Convention Hall, Philadelphia, to night. Flavor, uho leached the semi finals against seine of the nation'4 best at the Whose games on Sat urday, will top the high hurdles against a select squad and has an extellent chance of showing "in the money" • Ewell, uho copped second in the Millrose 60-yard dash while push ing ,herb Thompson to equalling the Woild's lentil of 6 1 seconds will meet almost as fast a field the Penn A C .50-yard splint Ed die Yunghans, for met teammate of Bin ney's in Lancaster high school, null meet almost as fast a field in time since they left school Yung bans is now a freshman at Penn and last year tied Swell's high school iecmd, of 9G in the hun gh ed Bob Clark(Who lumped 12 feet, 6 inches tn \mining the Ohm State meet will be timing at 11 feet to night George Jackson, winner of second place pith a vault of 12 feet at Ohio State hopes to emu late Clark's performance CoAch Gives Ski Talk Nit . i DerCtim, conch or the vat sii 41t1 team, gave a talk on ski lag accompanied with motion pie tares before ,the Freshman Com mission Wednesday night. Nerdy Mee s ti ofilcers of th; group took Ili& places at, title lit st meeting of the second semester ~ O Mcers ate John Currier, reelected presi dent, Jneh Cillespis, vice presi dent and head of the program committee, cud Waller I'm k, sec etary treasurer Lehigh Mat Fracas Set For 3 P. M. By GEORGE SCHLESS Penn State's V. 1 estlers, npp u Hg along in lugh attet a Sloss stmt., [till bump into the biggest ob stacle in then path tom. al d n mat supremacy then they fate Lehigh's lugged Engineei s in Itec Hall at. o'clock tome, tow atm noon Billy Sheridan, At ho has been producing mat champions at Le high since 1911, has en. seasoned 111C11, including Inui mho wrestled on the team that tied State 14-11 at Bethlehem last veal, and then meat on to tan the Ellett , ' n Intel collegiate team title As Coach Chaihe Spenlel ex plains it. State is in a "fin motive" vem,,with new men gaining es pc that should shim next yea! The Engineers, however, ale blessed smith giappleis who have had not only high school 1111(1 1.1111) expel !mice, but also several yea', of actual intincollegutte maiNle behind them Tough in the Middle Much of the lumen and White strength g concentiated ut the noddle nemhtq llutold Masem, Itt‘t yea's I t5-pound Castel n champ, r, at 145, Tommy King, oho won the collegiate ,elimina ; tam, foi the 101 G Olympic team when he was a freshman, oiestles at 155, and Captain Eddie Hager man is at 155, too weight classes higher than when he won the 19113 Eastern 145-pound title Joe &A/o 'hold down the 145-pound post I'm the Speidel men, Midge King, 121, John, of Flank Ciaighe-ul, 128, Ptank Gleason, 13(i, Itor Gensler, 155, D'on Bachman, 165, Etnie Boit/. 175, 'and George Elliott, unlimited Sportography Jim Lewis Hopes To Keep Family Reputation By BERNIE NEWMAN Jim Lett is comes from the fight ingest family this side of Toone"- villa Not only his five brothers were beltets at one time en other (and we mean belteis), but Jim has an uncle by the name of King Kong Kashey who is rated as one of the toughest bruisers in the o tier estling ft eternity —Jun Londos, Joe Savoldi, Bionic° Nag ut shi, and other topnotchers agree ing to that ' And because he come, from such a fighting family, Jim as fatted to uphold a great reputa tion, especially here at Penn State For it was Al Lewis, his brother, who mas the first Penn State' to top the 145-pound National, beck 1,132 Al N% as Intetcollegmte champ fm tno yews, and Is tanked nn Penn State's, All-Time boxing team It's In the Family ITN In °diet Lib was eaptant of Cut ricgie Tech's football team in nTi and gained All-Amet man imognition as an end Ills other tun Mothers me upholding the Len s% name by knothing them °vet in the 'amateut oinks don n .wound Pittsbuigh way The entire si', however, went in fm leather pushing at one time other, and 'thing* enough they wet e all southpaws—even Jim But his brother Al, tealizing the disadvantage of being a southpaw, convetted Jim Many the time, however, nhen in a tough scrap, Jim has been tempted to shift his stance Vital statistics Played foul yearns of high school football IZ=t3== Studying Indw,ti lid Psychologl Member of Di inds - Wok ing way thiough school Ambi tion to do personnel uoilt in a large factory after graduation ' Connie Glace, petite senior, 14 the light of his life Although he boxes at 165, Jim only weighs 151 soaking Net Leister Atteqds"Sympopiun Prof lohn S 'Ulster - of the de bziittnent of civil engineering rep twitted the College at the "ipaq, Transportation Skinpositun" held *rue%lny at the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia Plumbing and Heating Repairing and New Work Let "Mel" do it! 0. 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MAELHORN PHONE 2214 ' , Mermen To Battle • Toronto, Syracuse On Northern Tour Ifena State', Val ',ay. hinkmen will make thi , in international season as they 'trade a team of Canadian swtmmets tt Toronto University tonight The Lion swimmer~ meet Syi aeu,e Uni‘ - sity at Syzacuse tome, ion :atm - noon Coach Cufin aith's boys have chance to stretch then win cheat, to five m a tow—the longest. in Penn State tank history—should they out-se nit both the Canadians and the Change Demonsti Ming huh winwng and teset ye stiength in Liking then last three meet, by ovet whelmipg scores, the Lion met men should have little trouble downing Sytacuse who lost to Union College while zegistei urg Lames much slower than those chalked up by the Nittanymen Toronto is an unknown power but Coach Calbituth IS confident that they will have to have an es cellent team to l the up-awl coming, Lions who have sup used ut every meet this yesu Sici Team ,Conpetes - In Four-Way Nleet The Lion ski team will enter its thnd meet of the se.r,on in a quadiangular competition against Colgate, Syracuse, and Melton, at - Hamilton, N Y , tommitm Theh ~ cheduled home meet with Cornell lost Saturday cancelled by the Big Red's telegraphed with di awal Filday, the skier, will have a five-meet season lot 1919 Next weekend they will pat bet pate in the Middleburg College meat at Muldlebiny, Vt DON LIIRNS RESTAURANT CORNER BEAVER AND ALLEN Try one of out famous Pittsburgh style HAMBURGER SANDWICHES made of absolutely pure beef passed by the Pure Food Committee 'of Pennsylvania. Ground specially for us - by COOK'S MARKET. AND 115 till/PL ORCHESTRA FEB 24 REC HALL Senior Ball Dancing 9 to 2 $3.85 Page Three Young Wear Enrolls Robcit F Went, lounger broth er of Wind% Wear, hag enrolled bete for the second qemeqter, tran,friting from Sacramento Jua na College In California Larger dm the "Rabbit," Bob held down the renter 110,1 for Huntingdon High School He will be eligible tor vat,ity football item fall e l.grip- A 1._.,,..4_,....) • -. -iwr IN A pte . l 1/ ' .... 0- , MAREMOR , the Florist IMEIM I=l
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