Friday; March'lo,•l9B9 5- Seniors End Cage Careers As Temple Succumbs Wild 'Swim Party Tonight meet in the:roundatton club room eshinan membei s of the Wes- !It 7.30 p 'ley Foundation of the Methodist' ppisconnl chui eh will _mild a Approximately one-foui th of awimming petty at the erlevland the University of Vermont fm ash !pool' this evening. The group will men ale . scholamship holders .• '• . - _ • • ....ogetecof „ ATS .I ' •••,,, SPRING LAMB lIAMWSHOULDERS, boned - - - ,1134:t 35e' T;OIN AND RIB LAMB CHOPS - lb. 38c -lAMB PATTIES - , each 12c , ;;BAMB SHANKS CORNED 13EEFADtirlOwit Cure) - lb. 35c MARKET Dial 671 We Deliver, THE, , FIRST NATIONAL BANK - OF 'STATE COLLEGE - , Member of" kederal'fielmHiil Insurance Coi.poratton ~w--,.-,.:,,~ . X a Srxh }:: 15- . „; r re' • ‘4C:' N Cl4' I A\V. - 6 ANDIAtII- SUN DAY 0 Thors.when most 10n4 . : distOnce''rat'es.:_are"redbced. I THE HELL E- , t TELEPHONE CO - M; AN'Y OF' PUINSVINANIA ,440 , f t r ii; stifitirt g etStiingq,•— , Aranofsicy‘ • Plytheritr3 .-:-.oeaur r' Galin ' ti_.. • In I'he~e,Hilarious • ! - r - ' SCenes ,„ 41-4.'l,ye Are The Boys ', - -Lfr -*hi: ' `: - fsgell*Alit ' „ —„ 32-25 Win End Year For Quintet By 808 WILSON Waxing hotter than the 1119itie or r n baked Potato, Penn Strite's hasitethall' Lion , : ended thick 19:1 , i. 'id rage - campaign on Wednesday night with a rollicking 12225 vie ira3, 0101 the Temph iinivervily 0v:1s Penn' Slate's dist ()ler Teniple in i:avtmn (Mitre' mice his- imy, gave the Lions a balanced Coale:alma ledger u ith live vans and ,as many losses and boosted theft total cainlngn rot the season in 13 triumphs aga6nst'lo defeats Stale's final status In the Cont twill tonight when Temple and Catnegle Tech 'battle at PUN': laugh , A Tech win will grin the Taitsing a tie for first place with Cleotgettiwn A Temple victory will give Cemgelown the title anti will throw State, TeLll,Bllll Tem ple Into a three -1m lie. fm second place 5 Seniors End Careers ' RIVO seniors, Charlie Prosser Max Corbini 11111 Stoppet, George , (lull mdru, and, Sam Davies hid , ft , rowel) to college basketball oMt the Temple triumph It ()Wally enough, hots ever, it WU' a sophomore alto stole the show' and' not, one - of the swan. singing seniors* Clang]) Not m Jim usin, who came Into the spot light at Carnegie Tech last Satin_ dn4 after a'rrither InactiVe season, perfOrmed brilliantly fot the Nit tiiny men Racusin High Scorer Bacitsin's eight-point" total, via Alm field goals, mas.enough to tie Temple's Houle Black rot the evening's • scoring honors The lanky sophomore clicked almost flawlessly' on the Lion defense , Sparkling 11 every depaitment, the!Lawthermen raced' to a 21-9 ath antake at , the half Temple threatened State's lead early in the second , pet lod, but the Lions tightened behind the' stern.' defen sive tactics of' Bill Stopper, John ny Barr, and Max eorbin "Wild Mangy Charley Prosser, "author 'of 'most Penn State lido- - leS' this, season, ment ' basketless frond the field in his college court SprinT Spc;rts' Wet rn - wonthti , and Coach' Joe 13edohk's anxiety 16 begin his task of , replacing practically his entice 1938 team, brought 62 , members of the Lion baNeball' squad out on New Beavei Field this week Despite the need of two outfield ( is, a first 'baseman, second base man, and shortstop, Coach Be denk has been' concenrratmg on' converting hit 12 throWers',7as'he Lalls them, into winning pitchers Only three of these tossers, Toni Watts; .14e' Dalinger,i and Bill Neal , ' babe had &mom college' experience , Sixty- varsiey eandi'd afes who'' ansWeied' the (AP to' piuttice , two' ieeks ago, : , tiirtecrregUlAr , drill's with , Coacht Pmly,Higgins' tactics and hmbet unithe'veterans after then .'infer layoff? ' , Vorty' varsity:. mciosse aspit inks, bAm binned' to light woilcouts and conditioning di ilk,' will sWing , 'into full prec ise° sessions'early next week The fiist,game' is',scheduled with St' .lohns,:A l pril 6 , %i= y_ K I Plitm:beitiband . HeaWm' !tenting' Sirstentq' Instalik ' itf 808, TAYLOR ' DrAl) 2722 BEATER. BROS: 6 - 1 BREADS) - - and', SWEET ROLLS' • Call n!I P;g2VVEI PENN-STATE COLLEGIAN HONORED BY TEAMMATES , ';1;> =NM Prosser, Barr Are-Honored° On - Lion' Conference Team Sophomore Johnny - Ba'rr (above), and "Wild Mali" Charley Prosser, towering Nittany cagers, were honored , yesterday by their teammates and Coach John`LaWther when , they were named oh the Lions' All-Eastern Conference' basketball team Prosser was cho sen for a-first-team position while Barr was mentioned 'tor a sec-. ond.team' post First Team Prosser, Penn' State Straloskl, Pitt" Stark, Carnegie Tech Lothes, West—Virginia Murphy; Georgetown ' Itouckmen Set: For EitA, 'rift " (Continued From Page One) over Coopet's eye by a hump with his head did the Soldier get a 11,in Tapman vs Goldbas Al Tapman will probably meet up' with , an old , foe in Moe Gold bits of Cm nell in the finals for 127-pound honors Goldbas de feated Tapman last year in the tom nament and' went on td take the Li ovin r ACC6lding , to the pan ings, Tap man• first must face the winner of the Clement-Duke setto and if he comes through, will meet the widnei of the Goldbas-Fit,el bout. Captain Roy Hanna gets a free pass tonight and goes in against Itieekentidge of Syracuse tomor low ntleinoon In this same di %.sion,, Bunny%' of Dal tmouth and Wright of 'Yalelclagkr trinight, the %mum meeting' Cadet Resing If lemma is victoiouS toinot ow' of iolntion. he will' move into the fin als against either of the afore: mentioned filstieuffe'rs Silvestri' Friplacei Stiankb aid,' Silvestri, ll' gient gym' lightet; tephiced feed Stanko' as the Lion , entrant qt thetl4s` divis ion, Fre will meet up with' plenty of ti'oubld he e: fin SCauber of Syracuse be 7 wmting fat him if 'he' knocks off' Fine of Cm nen' tonight. Cadet Shanley; 135- pound' , iii;tlu3 oth'er hi octet and is _a mighty tough mtiPto hurdle' lfei ale' S in(l4on ' corn partr'ar 155 Captain Ilan 'of M oly, who fought'innq of the sea -on at 11,5 and is toted as a'knock au E tuList, will be hard to hhndle Cuctnte gets by Red' 4 lre'rider of lOctein' gerylbncl tonight' ' In the' 1135-pound 'division State has 11 dairk`horse in Trunk Sehweit ler who 19 fighting under'Don col m s fot the lase time this year lie , meets Zitrides of Dartmouth tonight, and'he,comes tin ough, don't be sm. piised Jrhe takes the title' Cadet Negley" is' the only tough one in this division he must welly about /39 4 Meet's Taylovt Johnny Plitt Senior received a liye - in' the”ofiening , round, but meets *Tayloi of . Army in the semi-finals • Woyeesms of Syra cuse, who took a TKO over Pat al 'the dual' meet" is in the upper bracket • and %will probably meet the Jocal:ringmen in the , finals be heaVyweight division will be a tough nut for Johnny. Pat rick Sophomore' tof crack,' fot the Lion must meet the'v,inner' of the Selma-Wharton , event Selmer' is the , left-jab' artist of Cornell , "who will be defending' his• etownt „ • In the"lower-bracket of , this di mien, Hairy Stella of Army meets Kostanty, of Sylacuse. Second Team Schmitt Georgetown Black; Templ Brooks, West Virginia Barr, Penn State Boyle, Temple Lion' Matmen :Set For EIWA (Continued From P'age One) to beat Scalp) this year, is fa vored to win the class, while Cor nell's Becker, Yale's Gerber, and C.Aumhia's Hold ate in the run ning Captain Don Bachman; who had a little trouble early in the sea son,' losing to Piinceton's Gifford and Lehigh's King, has come back strong in the last three meets, and has some chance of winning in a 'stilt-studded 165-pound field that includes King, Gifford, Yale's Clark, Ifni vald's Daughaday, and Col limb] a's Muldoon Making a great showing in practice this 'P.M, 126 y Geeslei stands a good chance in the 155- pound class Gus Hagerman, Le high's captain who %%on the '145- pound title last year and was the only man to beat Gensler this veal, is the fawn ite to win. oth •r good men ale Yak's Bird and Columbia's Booth Craighead Undefeated . John Craighead, undefeated senioi 128-hounder, may win the championship, but has to get by Pi reeton's powerful Eberle as well \as Penn's Bond and , Yale's -veteian Ely, both plenty good GleasOn ' be , out to raverse the. fall he suffered at the hands of Lehigh's Clam, and will lace good men in W. Bird, Yale's captain' and Columbia's Flost Davie Waite, who' came down from 128 late in the season to re place ineligible Coil King, is an underdog in the 121-pdund divis ion which is headed by Cornell's Bob Matheis who won lust yea. Penn's blind ace, Bob Allman, who placed second last year but wi est led only pact of this season, late% well along with Yale's Mallon and Hai ya rd's`Ross Bortz Ranks High Ernie' Bert; Lion tumor, and Lehigh's 'Mathes, who &mimed the State man' in a close bout Ihis yea', rank high in 175-pound pos sibilities, along a ith' Bob Taylor, Columbia's outstanding athlete Warren - Elliot stands little chance in the heavyweight class, in which he will probably be the lightest entrant. Syracuse's Hoop erislavored to win, but'will prob ably'have trouble with Harvard's Boston,"Yale's Pickett, and either Wells or Raybold of Lehigh. 1 Pitlinbing and Heating, ;Repairing find New Work Let'"Mel" do it! 'o' F," EVELHORN -, . PHONE 2214 . Between The Lions By HERB CAHAN Sports Editor The than, fOl the boxing Intel collegiates ‘..0e1119 to point to a change in the condneting of this annual Mutiny—a change fin the hettei In the \ past Oleic has always been much disagreement and many complaints on the umbel of byes diamir by the leading title conten ders—usually Penn State and Sy -111(111q0, ,UpplC.lllellted in the last two yeats by Ai my This yc.ii, At my 'has drawn five byes and Penn State and Sy racuse each four, thus giving krmy II slight edge from thiS angle Prom a Syracuse or Penn State vieupoint there is no kick isming, just so long as neither of these two rivals got mole than the other Anothei 'thing mauguiated this year was seeding of two Inca in each'weight class, placing each of the too favored men in thiTment biackets plovuling fry the possib lity, balling upsets, of the best match foi the final bout Thus, two pet "gimes" have been' taken cute of Them is one thing yet to be supplicd to make the touinament the beginning of a flea ma an Pasteur Intetcollega ate boxing—and that tests in the hands of the men selected to ter med and hand down the decisions And "thee e's the fub"—if the officiating tie have been "blessed" rah (luting the dual meet season is any - indication of what to ex pect at the Intel collegtates We cm tamly hope—foi the sake of the sport itself—that the la tices selected will furnish the final, and most important, Liam in the three-fold impiovement in dicated by the number of byes al lotted and the maugmation of scedings Both the boxing and wrestling teams have only outside chances of copping the Enstein "(gowns this week-end, with.Atniy and Le high favored to letain then titles Nittany Lion interest is center ed on ,the possibihties int indi vidual -championships In boNing, Penn State hopes rill be titling ith thine seniors—Al Tapman, Capt' Roy Hanna, and Johnny Patrick senior in the 127, 135; and 175 pound divisions Possible mat runners ate John. Cutighend, Joe Seiilzo, Roy Gen sler, Capt Don Bachman, and (Continued On Page Four) Fencers' Will- Meet Owls In Last Tilt Filling rio . un law Breit ftom the petit t.,tal of nver-enntitienee upon g Web the) hail iiineeti themeels ee, Linn feneete Pine liumbh !tithed is the pier ee of theli Cottle!l de_ tentand are back milli a glint 111 their er ce for theft Lett meet of the ee.mon pitted agaillSi Temple in itet Ilan at 2 p m mint - 11nm t myth natty - Einar: will nee hie mond , aatteie, imitating Co t aptain Dean Folt7, Scott, Itaniciti and Lebtet Kul/ In the toils, Foltl, ❑lant hogenetr hi and Earl Sti milt in epic, anti ('o-caplalu Paul Plehigei and Lvons in ealiet with a limit able intetJertion of sithethintet in ttlmott evety ills ision F.i(may Dinner Postponed The A A UP faulty dinner, oi Tinnily antioutiLed foi tonight, ha% been postponed heenuse'of the postponement of the ti uetees' DIRECT SERVICE To and From LeWiStown Station Meeting Westbound Trains 12:30 P. M 7:24P. M. 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