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Boxers Tie Army; Wrestlers Win Two
Lion Miimen Deadlock Army, 4-4,
As Stank° Garners TKO Over Ryan;
Cadets Take 2 Final Bong To Tie
Baird, Stanko, Sandson, Lewis'Top Opponents;
Cooper Loses To Lavenduskyin sth Encounter
paving fought a welt-nigh invincible Army team fo a bitter 4.4
neadlock, Penn State's boxing Lions are ready for the two-week va
cation from ring - wai fare they get before encountering - four tough op
ponents—Vaginia, Michigan State, Syracuse and Cornell—all within
the short space of two weeks ~
Prim to their tie with Army's intercollegiate champions, the
Nittanymen handed an over-advertised Toronto team a sound 64
lacing to remain undefeated for the season •
Against the Cadets, the Lions swept all of the middleweight
•bouts to gain a deadlock.
Red Stank o, 135-pounder,
spilled Army's Cadet Ryan in 1.39
minutes of the second round for
the only TkO victory of th emeet
Bobby Band decisioned Cadet
Wagnei in a' fast bout to win the
145-pound cla's% for State and Mc-
Ginnity "'went down" via a de
cision to, Berme Sanclson, Lion
155-'m
Jim Lewis was the other State
winner, outclassing. Cadet Allen
to win a decision in the 165-pound
bout
Captain Mike Cooper came
close to ?overcoming an old rival
in Cadet Lavendusky, but the
Army veteran won the 127-pound
class by a hair-line decision
Army-State summaries
,
120-pound class—Reid, Army,
defeated Hankins, Penn State, de
cision
127-pound class —Lavendusky,
Army, defeated , Cooper, Penn
State, decision • ,
135-pound class—Stanko, Penn
State, defeated Ryan, Army, tech
nical knockmit in 1 39 of the sec
ond round.
145-pound class—Baird, Penn
State defeated Wagner, Aimy, de
cision
155-pound clas '.5-Sandson, Penn
State, defeated McGinnity, Army,
decision
165-pound class—Lewis, Penn
State, defeated Allen, Army, de
cision
175-pound class—Clay, Army,
defeated Mall, Penn State, deci
sion
Unlimited class—:Stella, Army,
defeated Pidrick, Penn State
Mai-Peters Tops Colgate
Cross-Country Ski Record
Max Pettis. Penn State's
spectacular sophomore skier.
cracked the Colgate course rec
ord for the cross-country run at
ilamilton. N. Y., Saturday It
was the second successive meet
Mrs season in which Peters won
the ,cross-country run. Cornell
being the lust.
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Trounce Toronto, 6.2
A near-capacity crowd of 5,000
watched ,Leo Houck's Nittany
mitmen score three TKO's and
three decisions to - thump a stub
born Toronto team here Satur
day, January 27
Toronto-State summaries
120 pounds Hankins, Penn
State, defeated Hurst, Toronto, by
technical knockout Time 1 50 in
first round
127 pounds Cooper, Penn
State, defeated Swick, Toronto,
referee's decision
' 135 pounds Stanley, Toronto,
defeated Meyers, Penn State, de
cision
195 pounds Stanko, Penn
State; defeated Patterson by tech
nical knockout Time 95 seconds
in first round
145 pounds Hoffman, Penn
State, defeated Mees, Toronto, by
technical knockout. Time 1,22 in
third round -
155 pounds Ramore, Toronto,
defeated Silvestri, Penn State, de
cision.
- 155 pounds—Baird, Penn State,
defeated Olynyk, Toronto, deci
sion
165 pounds—Lewis, Penn State,
defeated Dailey, Toronto, decision
Referee—Ed Brockman, Balti
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With 808 WILSON
Impressions
That John Lawther's sliding- 1
:one basketball defense mast rank
second only to the Maginot Lane
in impenetrabilify if his feam's de
fensive record means anything. In
12 games the Ifittanymen have
held their opponents to the paltry
average of 26 points per game. Go
ing info the toagh half of their 23-
game schedule. the Lions fraie a
36 - point offensive average to
maintain.
That regardless of score, the
Slate-Princeton wrestling meet
Saturday night was probably. the
best dual battle State fans have
seen within the last four years
Fiercely fought and bitterly drawn
right fronithe beginning, the meet
was one of those now•you-have-tt
now-you-don't affairs that left you
gasping for breath after every
match
Thar Penn State's boxing dead.
lock with Army. intercollegiate
champions. is a pretty fair indica.
tiorr of how things may go in the
EIBA championships here this
year. But then there's always
Syracuse to worry about.
Reflections
That Norwood Henry "Barney"
Ewell will someday win the covet
ed title "Fastest Human" That's
not a prediction, but it Stands to
reason that after his splendid
showing against the nation's fast
est men in the Millrose Games at
Madison Square Garden it could
very easily happen Running sec
ond to Harold Thompson, National
Indoor Champ, in the 60-yard dash
finals Saturday night, Barney out
classed three of the speediest
sprinters in the business—Eulace
Peacock, Ben Johnson and Ken
Clapp, intercollegiate indoor
champ
That if their score against •the
Navy plebes is any indication lof
the strength of Penn State's fresh
man gym team. Gene Wettsfone's
1941 varsity should be a world
beater. .The fresh trounced the
plebes, 42-12, while their upper
class brethren lost to the Naiy
varsity,'•4l-13.
..
Afhiefe Of The Week'
Frank Gleason, State's, 136-,
pound intercollegiate wrestling
champ, wins the second Athlete-
Of-The-Week award for his bril
liant mat victory over Princeton's
Dick Harding
Gleason threw Harding (him
self an intercollegiate champion)
with a figure four and arm lock
after their hard-fought, see-saw
battle lasted 7 53 minutes
Harding was EIWA champ in
the 128-pound class in 1937 and
Honorable mention John Wolf,
freshman gymnast who won three
first places in leading his team to
a triumph over the Navy plebes,
Red Stanko, 135-pound Lion box
er who scored an impressive TKO
ovei West Point's Cadet Ryan to
help the Nittanymen tie Army
Observations
Don't be surprised if prelimi
nary bouts featuring town young
sters are put on for the benefit of
early corners at all of the remain
ing home boxing meets. the inter
collegiate! included.
The new boxing glove designed
by Lion mentor Leo Houck was
used for the first time by the Nit
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new Houck mitten features two
radical changes for future ring
leatherwear (1) More padding on
the knuckles where it is .needed
most, and 12) A much wider finger
grip that eliminates any possibility
of the fist being cramped
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Lion Matmen Smash Syracuse, 11-6,
Princeton, 26-6; Frank Gleason Drops
Tiger Captain For Season's 3rd Fall
Rohrer, Gleason Only Grapplers To Pin Orange
Opponents; Bortz And Hess Toss Nassau Foes
By 808 LANE
Penn State's *Spartans of Speidel" climbed two notches higher
on the Eastern Intercollegiate championship ladder during the last
two weeks with crushing mat triumphs over Syracuse and Princeton,
both victories taking place on the Rec Hall canvas
In trouncmg Syiacuse 22-6 in Rec Hall last Satuiclay, the Lion
matmen iegistered two falls and gained four decisions to chalk up
their third consecutive win
One week later the crusading Blue and White grappleis over
whelmed Princeton's previously unbeaten wrestlers 26-6 to record
"victory No 4," with Frank Gleason, Lion 136-pounder, featuring the
Saturday night rout by scoring a fall over Captain Dick Harding,
Tiger intercollegiate champion in 1937 and 1938
Against the Oiange, Gleason and Chuck Rohrei won by falls
!ave-man tactics, with al
EIIMEM
little hair-pulling and face-slapp
ing tossed in, Clarence Patten, Sy
racuse 136-pounder, annoyed Gle
ason until the Lion htar threw
Clarence with a punishing figure
four scissoa s and half nelson in
7 53
In the 195-pound affau, Rohrer
was unable to accomplish a take
down in the first three minutes
of his bout with Walt Roslund, and
the match went into two periods
of three minutes each The Lion
senior thoroughly proved his mas
tery by gaining falls in both ses
sions The first came after Rohrer
completed a reverse in 125 and
the second occurred in I 09 of the
Clair Hess, Lion sophomore,
scored his first fall in varsity com
petition when he threw Van Brew
er of Princeton with a bar arm
and half-nelson in 8 42
Captain Ernie Bort? tallied the
fourth fall against the Old Nassau
grapplers when he threw Don Pat
terson, Tiger light-heavy with a
bar aim and body press in 7 20
The Syracuse summaries
121-pounds—Hess, Penn State,
defeated Swift by referee's decis
ion
128-pounds—Waite, Penn State,
defeated Lee by referee's decision
136-pounds—G leasO n, Penn
State, threw Patten with a figure
four and half-nelson in 7 58
145-pounds—Alexander, Penn
State, defeated Westcott by 'ref
eree's decision
155-pounds—Bake) , Syracuse,
defeated Sayi e, by referee's deem
don
165-pounds—Rohrer, Penn State,
threw Rostund with a bar and re
verse chancery in 4 25
175-pounds—Sortz, Penn State,
defeated blaze)!co by 1 eferee's de
cmon
Heavyweight—Hooper, Syra
cuse, defeated Elliott by referee's
decision
The Princeton summaries
121 pounds—Clair Hess, Penn
State, threw Van Brewer with a
bar and half nelson in 8 42
128 pounds Bob Eberle,
Princeton, defeated Dave Waite
by a referee's decision
136 pounds—Frank Gleason,
Penn State, threw Captain Dick
Harding with a figure four and
arm lock in 7 53
145 pounds—Joe Scalzo, Penn
State, defeated Neil Carothers by
a referee's decision
, 155 pounds Carl Jacobs,
Princeton, defeated Ralph Sayre
by a referee's decision
' 165 pounds —Chuck Rohrer,
Penn State, threw Dick Bowen
,with a bar arm and chancery
175 pounds Captain Ernie
Bortz, Penn State, threw Don Pat
terson with a bar arm and body
press in 7 20
Heavyweight Warren Elliott,
Penn State, defeated Charles
1 Flammer by referee's decision
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