P Hoyas Nip lVittany Gagers, 32-31; Lehigh Smothers Matmen, 25-3
Pon Boxers Whip Syracuse, 6m2; Mermen Win Pair
Fencers ' Prepare
To Meet Rutgers
I,lllth a vletoly over Penn under
their belts and a, long lest between
'scheduled duels, Nittany feneerf
expect tolaVe Ittitgerg and Lehigh
In AO; qtrlde In l nieeLs scheduled
)or the nett two Satutdays ,
TrYnnts f9r places on the !oils,
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woe held, last Salniday, but no
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"yet by . Coach Ilatry Knitter '
Stitrt. Thursday
Swlnmunir,l..iftTieS Phrocal
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Patrick, Sr.,
Insists He
`Got Tired'
By BERNIE NEWMAN
"I get tired "
This was Johnny Pattick's nice
post-mortem following his Omni
aging defeat last Saturday night
suffered at the hands of Amen ice
Woytiet . ries, Syracuse's 175-poun.
dm whose style of fighting is as
awlcward as Pallleles is classy
Waiting rot the moment when
Putt it it would come t °ugh with
his letlial right•hand and cal clown
the Orange slugger, `a uowd of
mote than,l,,ooo was stunned when
Reim en lack Walton stopped the
light after a minnte and thlity
seconds of the set rind lona
Pritrielc offered-tie I esimldn,
when the Otangeman came out fot
the second and smothered him
with lefts and tights, temainiog
on top of him every second
This was Pattick's list defeat
this year, and the only win of the
evening * for a Syracuse man
The Lions hurdled their auk ri
vals for the third straight %sin of
the season, taking the meet by
the same seine the Orangemen
min by last year, 6-2 This nits
flue first rent tent for the winning
Lions, pushing yip their stock it
bit befo s re,the Virginia meet nest
week
fleetlemon Al Taman and Het-
Die Sand.= put on the greatest
exhibitions oft the evening, Tap
man taking three tounds from Al
Duke by fine jabbing, hard rights
to the chin and sheer boxing abil
ity
Left 'Jab Sandson lived op to his
new tag when lie almost Move
Sal Ronsvalle through the topes
with a sttaight left Jab In the iltst
'round He sent the Syracuse 155-
pounder down for a nine-count
with I another-stilt jab and only
one minute and twenty-si:c seconds
of the first round had elapsed
shun the referee decided ROll4-
valle had seen enough left jabs
for one evening
Alike Cooper, Jim Lewis - and
Johnny_Patrick, Jr, came tlnough
with three markers by copping de
-1 (dons in the 120, 165, and beau,
weight div Isions t espectiv ely
` Patrick dropped Charles Ilealy
three, times during the three
(Continued On Page Four)
Between
The Lions
By 808 WILSON
As one , of the country's foie
most baslcetball authorities (it
was at my suggestion that Di
Naisnuth introduced left-hand
ed backboai d), I feel that it would
be niggaidly of inn not to tell all
and smithy just what, if anything,
is WI nag with Penn, State's Lion
sage leans
A.nyhow, the I tgulni'tonductoi
(if thi, polui N out ch.l , ang Bla
ney Ewell end won't be buck in
time to witte him Luvtom.tiv col
umn So get m 'gilt dean to
the CLISC 1114t01 y
hi foul Eastet it Conference
wunes the Lawthei men have en
tei ed only one win jai the debit
side of the ledge,' They handed
Pitt an pt ve ,41-22
but lost by the shmest of 'lunging
to Cm negie Tech„ Temple and
Gem getown Consequently, they
ale at the very bottom a the Con
ference ladder
AU of which pi wont", pi actical
ly• ever yone to ask "Why"
Well, here's vhy
I—Players selected fi om the Penn
State student body ale not as
~..'good rt motor skills as the
hand-picked collection of high
school, prep school arid mde
pendent otais appearing ,on
most Is college basheiball
teams
2—State gives absolutely no loran
cial aid to bitsketball players
Charley Piossei is no betty
offensively than he was a yea'
ago Max Cabin has been
piactiislly useless on the of
fense although his defensive
uotk has unmoved Cliff Mc-
Williams makes a fait substi
tute, but is not yet fast enough
to guard good men without
fouling oi- to score much
against good' men
4—Big Bill Stopper is holding
-'down - Jack Reichenback's job
but his, awkwaidness limits
his stay in the game to ten or
15 minutes at the most Then
personal fouls sent him to the
%bowel s
s=•:Eddij Sapp, Nott Moffatt and
Johnny Ban, all sophomores,
are trying to replace Solly
Miehoff, Joe Proksa and Heeb
Peter son They may be better
men before they giaduate, but
it is too much to expect them
to be so as sophomores ,
(Continued on Page Four)
Freshnien Boxers Lose To
- Cal,o,Caurtmeri Beat -Tec
Cub Passers -Display t
• BeSt Season -Form
Against Pitt
After a 27-35 loss to Pitt's
yearlings in which the • Nittuny
cubs displayed their best foam of
the season, Coach Nick Thiel's
hasketeeis came back to crush an'
'unimpi essive Carnegie Tech plebe
squad, 91-27, Thursday afternoon
The Pitt defeat, 'brought about
by the Panther's ,superior man
power, was the first of the season
fm the Thielmen
Presenting a well-balanced team
to Tech which divided the scoring
among several players, the taller
Lions dominated the contest from
stait to finish.
Scoring was concentrated in the
hands of Prancii Ferris; Krause,
Smith, Hal White, and Chuck
Medlin
Patton of Tech netted 16 points'.
Box score• ~. '
Tech Plebes Fld Fls, Tot
Veins, f ' 2 2 0
Shutt, f • 1 0 '2
Krause, f _.... 3 0 6
Sonnenfeld, f , 'll 0 0
Smith, e 3• 1 ~ 7
Kelly, c 2 1 - 5
Wlnte,, g 4 0 S
High, g 0 0 0
Medlet, g I ` 3 ' 1 '7
Ciy,s, g o' 0 , 0
Totals ' 18 5 41
State Freshmen - -Fld , Pls. Tot.
Patton, f 6 6 '46
Anthony, fL , 0 , 0 0
Lucas, f,` ' 0 - 0 0
LePage, f' ' • 2 1 ,5 ,
;Mille', c 1 '0 ,'2
Smucklei, g"." 1 0 2
Mansbety; g' 0 , 1 ~1
Kirk, g 0' 1 1
Totals - 9 0 '27
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Orangemen,
Toronto Sunk
Tankmen
By HERB NIPSON
Stietching their 10* streak to
live In a tow, Penn State's varsity
mermen Lliniked up Alctories over
both Syracuse 111111 Toronto Uni
vetsities on their northern tour,
Midi* rod Saturday Syrticuse
bne ed, 41 V,- 10 rf,, and the Ala ple
lent nntators mete drowned, 51-
24 1
Arriving Id St tamed Saturday
afternoon with Ingo than, thiee
bouts to complete their meet and
vett h twin lot home and a little
off-edge 'teenage of the, Canadian
meet the day berme, the Lion na
tato3s found Syractete a hard nut
to ctach,/and It metn't until the
ii
nal event, the 4UlLyatil ft eestyle
Iola), that the Callnalthmen mould
sat they had the meet in the
bag •
State Stillteil out by sinning the
medley 'clay but then .Ihspited the
220 - and 50-yell freestyle events
and the dicing. The Lions then
came hack to cop the 100-yat d
freestyle_ sprint as Captain Clutch
Welsh and Sophomore Bill Kith.
patridt scot ell first and second
Math Viniant took the 150-yard
bat itsttoke fot State and Bill Riel
ly and Al Boileau took second and
thild in the breaststroke to add
foul pointti to the Nittany mote
and tie the meet at 2.93k_29y.
Ken Bunk and Boyne Wood then
snatched litst and second in the
440-yard freestyle to insure State
of at'least a tie and the 400Lyard
celay team. Tom Robinson, Harty
Kitkpatriek and Captain
Welsh, gradually, forged ahead to
give -Venn Stale the event and the
meet
Lion (heel Luther Hoy struck
tile -hoard on an attempted one
and-one-half gainer and had to be
u Ithdramn ham, competition Ex
amined at the Syracuse inthmary,
he was found to be sorely but not
seem etc injuied and made The re
turn hip with the team
Tm onto, Canadian Inteicollegi
ate champions, gained only two
Ilist places In their 'list meeting
with Penn State Canadian Clark
son edged oat State's Gay Mc-
Laughlin in the tilting and the
:Map Clan son and Girvan
took_flt of and second in the 200-
(Continued On Page Four)
Spprtogiiaphy
Bernie Learned
Mit,Tossing
From'Leo
By 808 WILSON
This is the story of a man who
came to Penn State for no other
reason than to learn the dairy
business, who met nankin Good
man, National and Eastern Inter
collegiate boxing chainp, who be
came intensely inteiested in the
manly art, and who is now regu
lar 155-pounder for Penn Stote'o
boxing Lions
He is Bernard Norman Sandson
—a typical Leo Houck ring prod
uct -
Berme never threw a fist until
he came to State And had he not
roomed with Goodman his fresh
man year, he probably never
would have seen the inside of n
sing That same year Sandson T.
K O'ed four men and decisioned
a fifth to sweep the intramural
196-pound cr own lle made the
freshman team and won his first
fight by a knockout. But against
Pitt in the second and last meet
on the Slosh card, Bernie walked
into a light hook and was rend
ered as helpless as an oyster on
the half 'Shell. ~..
Grippe and Donato—Ouch!
,Last year, Sandson's sophomore
term, a lingering case - of grippe
and Capt.' Sammy, Donato kept
l'uni out of the ring.
Vital statistics. Sandion's best
punch is a flickering left - jab
which; unlike lightning, strikes
the same place many'times
His' mother 19 dead set 'against
_having him box ... Wears a size
15-4 shirt . Weighed 175 when
he came back to,school last Fall.
And because he trained down to
155, his brothers in Sigma' Tau
Phi gave him every conceivable
kind of gift - from' frankincense
and myrrh to Argyle socks and
Arrow shirts ...' Is majoring in
Agriculture Economics ... Likes
baseball. even better than boxing
Courtmen To Oppose West Virginia;
Wrestlers
,Will Clash With Cornell
Wrestling Shake-Up
Due Following
Shellacking
By GEORGE SCHLESS
Twn x restlthe tealll4 met In Ret
Hall Saiurday after noon One
was expellended, confident, In toy
plwilcal condition The other ,
%%RS
~potted with green men, displaying
little if an, of the Improvement
that should slum mith "the setison
flier a month old
Tr : tie the result, seemed 'net it
able to the 5,000 specintms at the
Lehigh-State meet True, the 254
score doesn't faith shoe the corn.
iterative 'strength of the too
tentn,
'And as an after math of the
slaughtm, lit general shakeup is
probabh hi line for the Lions with
only Gail King In the 121. pound
class. and 141-pounder Joe Scale°
appatently secure in ,their posi
tions as Speidel prepares for Cm
nell's invasion Saturday
King came through v. ith State's
only iictors, tleelsioning vetet an
Franc Burnett in the opening
bout King „took Monett to - the
mat Oleo times mitt' trips and
kept' the advantage for practically
the whole bout
SeaDo fought on even term,
obit Harold Memo, 135-pound in-,
terEollegiate champ last yea] Both
men ,put on a beautiful display Or,
wrestling, with -the result In doubt
until Itefetee Paul Spitler raised
Masem's am at the end of the
three-period bout '
With both the Ciaighead twins
ill, the loons dropped two bouts
they had hoped to win—the 128-
pound and 138. pound battles Dave
Waite a Junior fn his first vaisity
meet, tans pushed_around for se',.
en minutes by Joe Oless in the
128-pound flit, then teversed and
was snuggling pith all he had to
Push the Lehigh man's shoulders
to the mat uhen the bell rang
:Frank Gleason started out to
shove Bob Cittig around in the
136-pound battle, but took one
chance too mans and 1,114 throon
mith a 'leg split and chancery In
3 27 ,
Roy Genslet and Ernie Boltz,
both Juniors, put. up good tights
again4t highly-totted men and
(Continued On P'age Four)
range, 5-3;
, Lose To Pitt
Three Lion Mitmen
Perform Well In
5-3 Defeat 1
Although the freshman boxers
suffered a 5•l loss in their first
meet of the season against the
yearlings of Syracuse, three great
Prospects uere uncovered who are
expected to'go places as mitttield
et s F
Heim GolTherg, Bob Baird, and
Hain Masters were the three
point-getters 'who showed some
real stuff by taking clean-cut de
cisions in the 135, 145, and 175_
pounddivisions re4pecthely
Goifberg put up the best battle
, of the afternoon Ithen he went
after Syracuse's John Yaviarsky
for a full three rounOs The Cub
135-pounder sent his Orange foe
down for a, nine-count In the sec
ond and almost put hint away in
the third
Bob Baird and Milford Fahy put
on a slugfest in the 145-pound
meeting, Baird getting the nod aft
er a great third-round finish
Bally Masters showed up as a
real master when he outclassed
Vic Fusco of Syracuse for three
whole rounds Masters' left Jab
was very effective
The Syracuse yeallings ;wept
through the other live , bouts by
taking decisions in the two lighter
weights ' and scoring technical
knockouts in the / 165, 165 and
heavyn eight divisions.
Paul hlazerov dropped the duke
o John Rowland in the 120 class.
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- Topple Tigers--
, 342-192 Upset
A highly-inipioved band of Nit
Lao) gt.mnasts tut ked ..istat a ,ur
prise tilt mei Princeton, 14t,
19t e, hi taking the 'out of six
mauls at Princeton Saturday The
Tigei4 garnered Amid place in
last years National championship
Cu-Captain Rat Runkle t coin
poing despite un 'Ruined shouldei
muscle, again, tented off top scor
ing lumina xltii 11 panic Runkle
con tumbling, parallel bars, and
look - third on lie rings His minty
pt everted him ham finishing his
exeicise on the horizontal lists
Gillespie Continues Record
Chatley Gillespie continued his
rope climbing perform
antes with a record breaking 47
secoMl min In his specialty esent
(..ondit of Princeton look second In
59 with Bert Stahl and Pile of
Princeton tieing for third to ac_
tount for the half-point
Co-Captain Al ICllgnian and Stan
Feldman mon their respective far
othe r esenls, side horse and high
her midi Runkle Meltlll Beck,
and Kllgman summing the usual
lel bans •
Summar rev
Side Tim se--Won by Kligman
Penn State. Schwab, Princton
second, St haeter Penn State
third
Parallel I:l,ll , ,—Venn 11l Runkle
Penn Slate, peck, Pell* State,
mecond, Sliginan, Penn State,
third
Ring,—Won by Pile, Pllnceton,
Lan,lik, Princton, seioncl, Rankle
Penn State, Oh d
Fllgb Bni—Won In Peldinan,
Penn State; Terwilliger, Penn
Stale, second, Si hooter, Ptince
ton third
Rope Climb—Won by Gillespie,
Penn State, Condit, Pi 'melon,
second, Stahl Penn State and
Pt le, Pi incetoC, tied tot third
Time 1 7 nett Penn State record - )
Tumbling—Won by Rankle,
Penn State, Condit, Pt inceton,
~ econd , Tone., Princeton third
Skiers Place Third
In Meet At Colgate
handicapped by the injury of
Captain Jim 'Wilson in the flist
competitive event, the Penn State
ski team nevertheless made , its
best showing of the year in taking
third place among five teams en
tered in the Colgate Unisersity In.
sitatton Ski Meet last Satin day
Colgate AOll the meet with 300
points, Syracuse with 272 csas sec
ond, Penn State third mith 255,
Hobart fourth with 236, and Ham
ilton fifth with 155 5
In We clam shill, first event of
the meet, Captain Wilson pulled
cat tilage in his leg but, managed
to place second among the 20 en
trants
Participating in hiq first meet,
Ma% Peters made an impressive
shoving, taking third in the down
hill,
-
11111 t among 27 entrants In the
slalom,. and sixth out of 24 in the
cross-country Other members of
Coach Max' Dercum's team, mere
Chuck' Ililfem ty, 'qarry Hitchcock,
and 13111 Muss°
Mac Hall Dance
Friday, Feb. 17th
DANCING 9 TO 12
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Admission -- • 61 Per Couple
Lawthermen Battle
At Morgantown
• 'Tomorrow
By 808 WILSON
Pout ',tate , b iPlesq 1,..41a11h.11
Lion., iit Lii ills eliminated (tom
the Casters loefet coin t hie lace
art ei losing its the Ili roe est of
ma 1 gins in GNitgetoutt's Clel el
limas t2.:1, Salto ti it night, lime
West \ ligunia s Mountaint,ez s at
"%to:garnets n motor tee night
I Nothing ten t ital sill hinge Let
the outcome Cl the \ t est VII ginia
game us tat as battle-mucked
Eactei n Confetente i, coma!! ned
A vittoi t. tot the Lions would pull
them net *of the entire, ence cellar
mid gts e Pitt undisputed second
plate A win fist the llountaineets,
now tied 11, ith Pitt would boast
them Into the No 2 5101 Under
Tech and Gem gelow n and would
pi acticalk assin e State of a per.
manent 1 esidente in the league I
IhiSeill en L
Starters Listed
Against the Mountaineets' fast
breaking offense !Anne! 1%111
stint Eddie Sapp end Chaile3
Pt oseet hi the front line Big 13111
Stopper, Tohim) Barr and Cliff Mc-
Williams mill handle the hack line
in.sitttimente Scott Moffatt, M.o.
Cot bin Not 111 'Limed!' aim)
Richat dean and Mittel Ray Edg.tt
ot Don Rhodes et 111 ako make the
Alorgantoun trip
Georgetown Nips Lions, 32-31
As fa: as 5 !lenient Is Loa
m ned Castel 's last stand hall
nothitik on State's sluling set-to
itli Georgetown Saturday night
The defeat. No i tot the Ladns in
Pastern Conference competition,
left an of el flow crowd of 6,000
hoarse and In eathless
Tinning .19-1.6 at halftime, the
Nittanymen ~ tarted qloul,) in the
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