Friday, Marell 24, 1939 _.
AXP Wins IM Cage Cham
,Steady Rise, No Slipbacks
Marked Lion Mat ,Season
By GEORGE SCHLESS
A slow but sui e use with inlay a shp-back
That's the course followed by Choi he Speidel's wtestlecs is they
sntiiipect out of eatly-season doldrums to amass a record of five wins
((Are! Princeton, At my, Navy, Cot nell, and Syracuse), 2 losses (to Le
high's Bastein chiming and Michigan's Big Ten title-holders), and a
lie - with strong Nebraska
`Muth of the ciedit goes to sooty
amore Joe &mini, who greatly
etiengthened the team when he
donned to t4l pounds, filling
t. weak spot and making team fm
lunhm Roy Gensler, Eastern I un
ner"-up at OM Stalin lost one dual
meet to Lehigh's llaiem, he tin-
Hied "oecond to Moment in the In
idicollegiates; , then he heat the
same Masein'to wind lay second 10
tihnals „
if:inn-on Don Bachman, Iced hotel
by an nl.l kiwe injury catty in Lb
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season, fought through a tough
Inteicollegiate tourney field to
take second behind Lehigh's King,
then wound up his collegiate mat
(Hied' . in II blaze-of glory by gain
dig the National finals, only to
suffer a nb injury that greatly
'tut his effectiveness against Le
high's Matthes, and forced him to
foi fest serond-place and take
,lind
'finth the ,clllO , C azgite ut Lwmti
%vete haul hit by pneumonia, but
Olin ecovet ed cnough to take
•econd to the Eagtel a 136-pound
ams Another poinl-{Camel In the
Intel collegiate , . was Hole Final,
.Le icly jurnot 175-pounclei, who
I flak tlnrd• ..
And not to be new looked is In
tel( olleguite Champion Flank
Gleason, sophomore lab-pounder
who hail trouble duiing the dual
meet season because of too much
thance-taking, - but meetly showed
his vast knowledge of the spelt as
he clashed through to the title,
Then too, heavyweight Warren
Elliott, showed steady imptove
went, and Davie. Waite came down
tea pounds', to do a good job in
Ijhandling the 121-pound post va
(Ailed by Call King, who may be
back next yea' as narrate' one
contender fin the Intercollegiate
ci own
JoJ Ki upa, former Intercollegi
ate champ who did a tip-top job
as freshman mentor and in hand
ling the varsity trio at' the No
tion ils, hes developed a pi °wis
ing crop of ycat lings
And fat from least unong the
ingredients which should combine
to Cr cote an outstanding - team in
39 is Charles Martin Speidel, com
!dote master of the ancient and
honorable sport of wrestling, who,
his thirteenth year as Penn
State mat coach, guided the Lion
team through its toughest sched
ule in extremely commendable
ihanner
Eugene H. Lederer
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Two Boxers
Will Battle
In Nationals
By BERME NEWMAN
It's been a befuddling situation
this pact week for Coach Len
Houck, but after coming out of it
in the style he usually does, we
wendei if it wasn't he who in
vented that strange thing called
osychology
Attu selecting Al Thinnan and
Intercollegiate Champ Ray Fian
na as Penn State's representatives
to the National Collegiate Boxing
tournament next week, the good
"Doctor" lent ded of Capt. Hanna's
ear 'Rimy, along with news that
Taman would hove to box at 127,
,intend of 120 as he uas scheduled
beenuse of the i tiling which calls
In] all entties to have boxed at
mast 10 pci cent. of dual meets in
the division as entcied
Well, Tapman - wati moved bad{
up' to 127, and is eypected to do
just as well theta, but the psy
chology came %%hen Len, anal go
ovet his nubile!' to hnd a pos
ible sub%tatute foi Hanna, decal
cd on 'Mud Luck Hank &twell
act
Schwenier, who fot thiee - yeais
Lamed faithfully lot a regain'
berth on the boxing team, only to
be used here and these as a fill-in,
wa , , plagued by hind luck when
evei he did fight—and Leo le
ali/ed this all along
Theta was one chance left for
Schweitzer to achieve what he's
been after so long, and the shrewd
Houck gave him this chance
Watch him take advantage of it,
Weather Delays
Heavy Workouts
For Track Squad
end
the snow stops felling
end the cindei track dices, Coach
Chick Werner's trackmen will be
gin serious training for a tough
,piing season which begins at the
Penn Relays in Philadelphia, on
April 28-29
A soggy track is.keeping the
indermen from anything but gen
eral conditioning at present and
it looks as if Coach Werner's vas-
Qity men will have to skip an Elis
io] vticatinz if they_ expect_to tie
in top' sgape - for the stiff compe
tition they will meet in the Re
'ays
Equipment" has been issued and
coach, men, and managers are
'catty to go. It's only the weuthei
that is putting a' brake on,things
gZM
A Producr With
Sword, Stage--
Lipeczky
,
After seeing fencing co-captain
Johnny Lipeczky flit mound back
stage all bolus of the morning at
Thespian ~ rehearsals this past
veer one wonders where he evei
got up enough energy to compete
in the strenuous fencing bouts he
has had to participate in this past
season.
Johnny is production manage'
of Thespians (he calls it chief
Etooge ‘ to -Sock Kennedy), a job
which requires plenty of hard
work and late hours, and Li-job
which is most strenuous especial
ly during fencing season.
But he's managed to come out
all light, even though so over
worked. Sock Kennedy says he
couldn't do 'without him, while Doc
Krutter, fencing coach, rates him
as one of the best sabremen he has
tier had under his tutelage
Vital statistics:-Is a direct de
scendant of some fanious Hungar
ian Husars . Is a Mother of
Charley lapecEky,, who captained
State's fencing team two yea's,
'34 and '36, and,. wlin is considered
the best thee-Weapon man ever
to iepreient Penn State . John
ny's a pout science major . . •
Wants to get into foreign service
Greatest thrill came last year
when he defeated Lehigh's Jim
Bright Who - Iwas undefeated foi.
two yews`
SEE;
OUR NEW ASSORTMENT
- OF -
SPRING STYLES , --
, ..
GERNEWs‘
- CLEANING - PRESSING - REPAIRING,
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
pionship
Delta Chi Is
Edged 23-18
In Final Tilt
Paced by toweling Jack Hest,
Alpha Chi Rho, Section 2 winner,
'nlenshed a well-balanced attack
to outclass Delta Chi, Section :3,
Delta in the finals of the Fintet
nity basketball league ciown, 21-
18, in Rec (fall Wednesday night
Hess tallied 12 points, gumm
ing seven in the last half. His
contostent teammate, Phil Blough,
gained tunnel-up sem mg honors
with eight, while Chnt Snell
dropped in the iennundei of the
vittoi' , . points
Delta - Chi dien hint blood in
the close contest as Bill Fische!,
offensive puce-settee fat the !mess,
, astied the (bit of Ins wren mark-
Bel high, Millet Flamm,
Gem ge flittei„ind Alt Nippes
movided a stubborn defense until
eutinanotiveled by the Dicky Al
pha Chi Rho quintet
Alpha Chi Rho will battle the
B It B club, Independent league
mime! s, for the all-College bas
ketball thanfinonship in Roc Hall
7 70 p in Monday
Volleyball:
With the DClta Chi-Independ
ents and Beta Sigma Rho-Lamb
da Chi Alpha semi-final tilts card
(Al late la,t night, the respective
winnei s will battle for the kat a
mui al vollevbill ehampionchip in
Rec. 11:111 tonight
Dt.Ps Chi topped Alph❑ Chi
Sigma, Independent , , upset Sigma
(Continued On Page Four)
`I Want Helmets,'
'Says Thiel; Picks
Stick Prosrfects
"Helmets, helmets, whore ale
my helmets' , " chanted Nick Thiel
this week "How can we have
lacrosse sciimmage without any
Helmets , " Meanwhile he named
his best prospects as follows
Inside attack men—Ray Cos
y, Ralph DeFalco, Bait Buser,
Andy Klause, Howard. Rumbtiugh,
"Sci.ippy" Doulei, and Jim Rid.,
Centel fieldeag—Jack Gentliet,
Oft Wuenaell, George Mtlea, Al
Ilia, Rally !Lanai, Joe Col lea%
Lee Kt ape, and John Price_
Inside defense men lohn
Hess
Gnalie—Bud Meyci
SPORTOGRAPH I ES
By BERNIE NEWMAN
ttariy Lion Musketeers
`lron-Mari' Foltz In
Double Duty For
Fencing Squad
Co-taptain Dean Foltz, mho has
been doing doable Out) the past
three Sears as epee and toils man
on Lion fencing teams, concluded
his Queer as a varsity performer
milli quite a consistent record
Battling in six bouts each meet.
three in foils and three in epee, to
melte a gland total of approxi.'
mately bout.; each year, Foltz
hangs up his `MOO with a yearly
average of 14 victories In the foils
and 15 in the epee, agaiiist tour
defeats in the foils and three in
the epee
Foltz, like most of his Lion col
leagues, never handled a sword
until he Came to Penn State He
did take lessons in foils these past
tmo summers, however, from Aldo
Nadi, norld's greatest fencer and
teacher, but gives credit„to Coach
Doc Mattel for most of his suc
cess, especially when it comes to
the epee
Vital statistics, Would rather
light n ith foil than any other wea
pon , . takes advanced ROTC ...
president' of Les Sabreurs, honor
ary fencing fraternit‘ *.• plays
drums in the Blue Band . wants
to enter foreign service. expects
to do graduate work next sear ...
loves to tell about Ids year of tray
el through Europe, also, of his
dad. v.ho Is a prof at East Strouds
burg State Teaeheis Calle&
'AIN'T ENVIOUS'
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BUSBY BUTTERFINGER
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Taylor Due For
A Tough Job,
Says Busby
By BUSBY
Maybe some guys envy Robot
'Taylor, Hollywood's gift to some
thin' m other, but not me No sir,
I don't envy Rohm t at all with
the Job lie's gonna have in piLking
the pi ettiest babe to be the Circus
Queen nest month
nom the way those pietutes is
-
piled up on the boss' desk, it looks
like OUI movie stet flan will have
to jest toss em up in the am and
take the one what don't come
down Anyway, I don't vault noth
ing to do with the job cause I
would not want all the rest of
them pretty (and I do mean pret
ty) gills mad at me
And gals, you better hurry if
you're gonna get your pictures in
by midnight, tommrou And we
can't accept any late enti ms un
,e,,s the camera' busted
By the way, I don't lihe to be
Waggon or nnthon', but I Was a
Bei num and Bailey scout onet,
but I ain't never seen anything
like the 'way little Pattie Mitchell
e in twist and fall and handle her
partner in that adagio dance she's
piacticon' It's a wow And a cer
tain Blank is becoming very
adept (lofty cent word) at Juggl
ing knives, after a bat of practice
Ile says he's good at tossm' hatch
etc, too Brothers, I'll just stay
untie' my tight wile and Alm the
•du i-hon
With all the appmatus and stuff
mound no wonder ,Joe Myers
thought he was on the tiampolme
the other day when he took a nice
dive off the tight woe—but he
didn't bounce. And he missed
dropping on me, too, so there
, Tennis_ Team_ Drills.,
Unable to muctice outdoors be.
causc , "of inclement weuthei, Penn
State\ vat sity tael,et AUCIdel ,
have been holding weekly di ills in
the Armory in piepaiation for the
opening match with Penn after
Eaqtei vacation
Ferocious Foilsman
Scotty Rankin
- Stirs Stands
Sloth Rankin varsity fencer
Pm three )ears concluded one of
the finest seasons any Lion fencer
has attained since the inception of
the spot t. here
Ffe was defeated in only one of
his 18 bouts this season. but, more
important, he Tacked up an unusu
ally high total of points In each
bout to give hint an average of flee
winning points against an average
of less than too for his opponents
Scotty is a southpaw, but he is
speedy and ferocious The way
he tears after opponents, with
sword extended, the most sullen of
funs mould gel on edge
On two occasions, when Coach
Knitters epee team wasn't faring
too well, Scotty was used in thp
epee division. along with MS foils
assignment He copped both
Although a fencer must win two
bouts in a single match to get a
varsity letter, Scott) earned his In
his sophomore year 15 minutes aft.
er the seism' got under way Ile
took both bouts In succession
Vital statistics Was born in
Scotland (that's how he got the
tag "Scotty") his right name is
Sam is 5 ft 6 In tall, weighs
150 played freshman soccer,
but never made varsity because
he used left leg is a senior in
chemistry and expects to go into
Scientific writing eventually .. at
present is trying to get his lieuten.
ant's commission in the U S.
Chemical Warfare Reserves.
, Plumbing and Heating
Repairing and New Work
Let "Mel" do it!
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Stiff Grind
Begins For
Footballers
Blue, White Elevens
To Stage Game
Tomorrow
According to nil reliable wea
ther almanacs, March 21 is the
(list day of Spring, and Bob Hig
gins' Lion gridders will affirm
the fact. Pon with the coming of
slicing Tuesday (according to the
almanncs), they began their first
'cal week of 'Limning.
Unless there is a distinct chinge
in weathei conditions, Nittany
football fans will get then first
thence to see next yeat's squad in
action tomoi row afternoon when
the Higgin , men stage the first in
ti a-squad battle
Coach Bob Higiins announced
that the squad si all be divided in
to Blue and White teams made up
of veterans and freshmen Many
substitutions will be made and the
.incups will lie shifted in an at
tempt to find the hest possible
combinations
llm ing the past week, the La
ens had several good sessions with
a long seurnmage Wednesday af
ternoon This workout was un
doubtedly the best the squad has
had thus far this spring, Coach
Biggins stated
Several men stood out in the
Wednesday scrimmage Big Bill
Smalta, last year's freshman back,
• hawed up well as a coming pow
er runner for the Lion gridders
Smaltz, who is the heaviest back
field man on the squad, Is very
fast fin his size and can kick and
pass with the best
Junior Gil Radcliffe seems to
be one of the most improved men
on the squad and looked like one
of next year's regular guards
Mike Carbinski, a fieshman, also
Lm ncil in a nice piece of work at
guard Wedne,day night Flank
P 1 itt and Wade Moil, two Mins.'
mg sophomore linemen, shim a
gicat impiovement oval their play
last section
Another m ospectße backfield
Is left-handed Jack Day, a
freshman Day to a fast, shifty
nano and In, poi tsule passes
loom as a valuable asset to the
Ilmgmsmen.
Twelve reported at the caddy
house Monday fol varsity golf
practice
111 0
... t A :F r C h a e nefioirtan i a.
til23 W.N YTTANYAVE.
-Aft Wdh R. 1."... • Water
Three Lion Gym
Co Captittris Ray Runkle and
Rai alit Sti °atm
end then Lion gymnastic cal eels
..t West Point tommioe. when the
WettAtone squid opposes a potl.m.
ha) 'maid of Cadets in the 119011' , 3
finale
Eleven Nittnnymen all leave
Iles morning to much muscle ex ,
ciscs aLb an outfit which drop
ped a 25410 decision to Temple,
hut decisively ti Immo(' Princeton
and Dartmouth by an identical
ovei whebn mg mat gin, 52-2 Chat -
ley Gillespie, resting a la oken
band, will not make the hip
Gault Breaks Record
Firing in competition for the
William R Hearst Trophy, Gil
bet t G Gault of the vat sity ri Pe
team, bloke the college teem d by
-cm mg 193 The final Jesuits of
the team standing lot the ti ophy
has not [teen i eceived yct
mg the room mate with a visit, ducking down South,
or doing the Big City, we've got a bus that's goitifi
your way! Another nice slung about Greyhound—our
fares don't look big even to a college educated pocket
book You'll have more fun the Greyhound way—and
you'll find plenty of places to spend the money saved!
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Page Three
asts End Careers
Ihmet, fro Inv lam points will
eet with Rustle, high team
scout) in each of line vaulty
vents and beet all around gymnast
even to compete at State Others
=king the trip ate Stan Feld-
In in, Gem ge Tel , Page
Schnee', Mei ell Beck, Elmer
Weaver, Ben Stahl, Wilbur Ward,
and II 1/ Inn Saylor
Schott Will Attend
NCAA Ring Tourney
Di Coil P Schott, dean of the
School of Physical Education, will
attend the NCAA boxing chain
pionc,hips to Madison, IVis, on
Thuisday, Filday.and Satuiday
Dean Schott rill] pattici.
pate in meetings of the NCAA
Boxing Rules Committee of which
lie is a menthol
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1 80
3 30
4 95
Baltimore
Washington
Sunbury
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
HOTEL STATE COLLEGE
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4 10
1 85
2 90
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