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Nittanymen Invade Cadet
Territory For The First
Time -In Several Years
Gross Leads Scoring As Locals Trounce
Mountaineers; Ruch Stars For Visitors
By BILL. FOWLER
At 4 p m tomorrow the U S Aimy will—unless foolhaidy—
climb into the nearest bombproof shelter and prepare to withstand
a heavy barrage ,
Foi a rejuvenated band of Nittany cage warriors, boasting three
stiaight victoi les, will invade West Point Object of their campaign
a blitllcreig of the same devastating piopm bons as that which 'touted
West Viiginia's vaunted Mountaineer shock troops, 32-23, in Rev Hall
Wednesday night
Pointing for then ninth win in
fourteen stairs, the local basket
batleis will face a Soldier quin
tet which has conquered Harvard,
Cornell, Princeton, and Yale It
will be the (list time in many
years that a Blue and White cage
outfit has met Atmy
Lions Trail at Half
West Virginia, the team which
beat Cainegie TeCh and Temple,
lived up to expectations for exact
ly 20 minutes basketball playing
time Wednesday night A tricky,
fast-passing offense, tight defen-
sive work, and beautiful follow
up work on rebound shots over
balanced anything the Nittany
men could show and sent the
Mountaineeis to a 12-8 halfway
advantage
A new spark magnetized the lo
cal cagemen as the second half
got under way Dick Grimes
stalled the action with a neat
overhead shot Homer Brooks
countered for West Virginia, but
Johnny Barr tossed in a two
pointei, Cliff McWilliams tapped
in a rebound, Racusin swished in
a beauty from the corner—and
the Lions grabbed the lead at
16-15
The game, a torrid, hurly-burly
affair, raged down the stretch as
the favored Mountaineers tried
desperately to stave off defeat
But the locals were hot, and the
West Virginia 2-3 zone defense
crumbled Elmer Gros% sopho
mote guard, developed a dead
eye complex and tallied three
consecutive buckets' early in the
last stanza to give the Lions a
gilt-edged lead which carried to
the final gun
Gross Outstanding
Gross, playing his best game of
the season, paced the scoring with
nine points Racusin had three
neat baskets, Barr as usual was
keyman of the quintet, and Mc-
Williams and Grimes showed
plenty of fight
Jim Ruch, stellar forward, was
high-scorer for the visitors with
seven points Co-captains Homer
Brooks and Steve Chepko, along
with Rudy Baric, played plenty
of basketball before their team
play disintegiated in the third
quaff ter
Penn State rid fls tls
Moffatt f 0 0- 0 (I'
Krouse 0 0- 0 0
Barr f 2 1- 4 5
Grimes 2 0- 1 4
McWilliams c 2 1- 2 5
Smith I I- I 3
Gross g 4 I- 4 9
3 0- 0 6
14 4-12 32
Racusin g
Total
West Virginia fld fis tls.'l
1 I- 2 3
Chepko f
Ruch f 2 3- 4 7
Brown 0 0- 0 0
Brooks c 1 2- 2 2
Hicks 0 2- 2 2
Baric g 3 0- 2 0
Mandich g 0 1- 1 1
.0 0-0 0
7 9-16 23
3 5 13 11-32
W Virginia 6 0 5 6-23
Frosh Basketballers Win,
31-21 Over Carnegie Tech
It was the story of a tall basketball team tuumphing over a
shorter five as the Lion'yearling cagers took advantage of numerous
rebounds to win over a capable Carnegie Tech freshman squad 31-21,
before 1,500 fans in Rec Hall on Wednesday
Ahead from the opening min
utes of play until the final gun
sounded, the State yearlings were
never in serious danger of losing
their second game of the season
The score at the half was 18-6
The Tartans never came 'With
in four points of their Nittany op
ponents during the game ' High
water mark of the Tech attack
came in the opening minutes of
the fourth quarter when' Smith,
Kaiser and Moorman brought
their team to within five points
of the Lions Nittanymen Ramon;
Batt and Baltimore stretched the
State lead however, by scoring
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ALL-AMERICAN
Above is an action photo of
Barney Ewell, Penn State's All-
American sprint star. Ewell was
tuning up for the Penn A. C.
meet in Philadelphia this week
end when the Collegian's ace
cameraman snapped him.
His camera equipped with an
extra-fast 1-500 shutter, the Col
legian photographer insists that
this is a genuine camera's eye
view of the speedy Mr. Ewell.
State Sprinter
On All-American
Barney Ewell Wins Post
As U.S. 200-Metre King
Barney Ewell, Penn State's eb
ony sprint ace, has been named to
the all:American track and held
team selected annually by,Dan
Ferris, secretary of the Amteur
Athletic Union
Ewell was picked on the honoi
team at 200 metres He captured
the National A A U 200-metres
title m an, outdoor, ineet.,at-Ilan
coln, Nebraska, last summr. I-
Tonight at the annual Penn
Athletic Club meet 3n Philadel
phia Ewell will defend his 50-yard
title against the nation's best
sprinters. Ewell set a new world
record of 5 1 for the "50" in the
Pennac Games last yeas, but the
A A. U refused to recognize the
mark
Herbert Thompson of Jersey
City, who edged Ewell for the 60-
metre title in the Mil!rose games
last week, was named at that disL
tance on the All-American team.
Clyde Jeffrey of San Francisco,
who defeated Ewell in the 100-
meter event in the National A. A
U meet last summer, was picked
for the century
In the early days of the College,
students enrolled with the under
standing that they would work
three hours a day on the 400-acre
farm and its buildings
eight points in the next few min
utes of play.
Tech brought its score to 21 and
State increased their lead to 10
points before the final gun sound
ed
State Freshman fld fls tls
Silan, f 3 0- 0 6
McFadden 0 1- 1 1
Savdch 1 0- 0 2
Egli, I . 0 0- 1 0
Chenoweth 0 0- 0 0
Baltimore 2 0- 0 4
Barr, g . 3 3- 3 9
Ramen, g 4 0- 0 8
Van Linton . 0 1- 1 1
Brown . 0 0- 1 0
Totals 13 5- 7 31
Carnegie Tech fld fls tls
0 1-1 1
1 0-0 2
4 1- 5 9
Brun, f
Stosuy
Smith, f
0 1-24 1
Patton, c
EMMMI
Kaiser, g
1 3- 6, 3
7 7-16 21
Moorman, g
Totals
Score by Quarters
State Frosh . 9 9 2 11-31
Carnegie Tech . 4 2 8 7-21
Referee—Levine, Lock Haven
Umpire—Caeser, Scranton
Swimmer
Squad Must Vie
With Pitt, Tech
Galbraith To Enter Same
Team That Tapped W&J
Penn State's varsity swimming
squad, with one victory and one
defeat to their record, left today
for their toughest assignment of
the season They swim Pitt to
day and the Tankmen of Tech to
morrow
Coach Galbraith expects to put
substantially the same team in the
water against Pitt and Tech as the
winning combination which
splashed under W&J here three
weeks ago by a score of 48 to 27
_ln the leadoff 300 yard medley
relay, Jack Fruchter will be the
backstroker, Al Boileau breast,
and Warren Raab the freestyler
Reissmann and Don Delmanzo
will handle the 220 yard freestyle
with Tommy Robinson on the re
serve list
In the 50 and 100 yard freestyle
splints, undefeated Bill Kirkpat
rick, "ironman" of the Lion mer
men, will be splasher-m-chief
with Marcus or Lehmen as No. 2
man Kirkpatrick, who competes
in three events with the" ease of
the man on the flying trapese, will
also anchor on the 400 yard relay,
always a Lion strongpoint.
Co-Captain Mark Vinzant,
smashei of records and recent
Collegian Athlete of The Week,
will be the spearhead of the Nit
tanymen's backstroke attack on
the Twins from Oakland
Co-Captain Guy McLaughlin
and Sophomore Al Price will be
the divers McLaughlin has not
been defeited this season, while
Price was a close second to Mac
in the W&J tidal wave
Little Quiz Answers
1 Alan Helffrich
2 Sam Parks
3 Ray Conger
4 Barney Ewell, named to the
All-American track team Feb 6,
1940
5 Bill Cox '29.
6 19 years old
7 Lafayette game, 1929 French
lateralled to Diedrich' after Lafa
yette had punted as the whistle
sounded , Score State 6, Lafa
yette, 3
Lion Trackmen Entered: In Penn A.C.
Indoor Meet At Philadelphia Tonight
Ewell To Aim For World Record In 50-Yard Dash;
Team Will Stage Exhibition At Army Tomorrow
By ED McLORIE
Lead by record-breaker Barney Ewell, a small but reputedly
mighty band of Nittany trackmen will attempt to rest a few of the
laurels in the Penn A. C indoor meet in Philadelphia's Convention
Hall tonight. Saturday most of the lads will help Army initiate a new
field house by staging an exhibition there
Straight from his "moral tri
umph" in the Millrose games
where Herb Johnson was declar
ed his conqueror in a "close" fin
ish, the Ebony Flash will attempt
to equal his performance of last
year when he established an un
official world's record in the 50
yard dash If Ewell flashes the
form he showed last week when
he breasted the tape ahead of
Johnson (and Coach Chick Wer
ner swears that's the story) the
record books seemed doomed to
oblivion.
an addition to Barney there will
be the two mile relay quartet
composed of Len Henderson, Walt
Kiellman, Dick Yohn, and Frank
Maule Also included m the pos
itive starters are John Glenn and
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Face Two Tough Assignments
Fencing Team
Faces Combat
With Rutgers
Lions Attempt Comeback
After Owl, Army Losses
A capable Rutgers fencing team
that defeated powerful Princeton
by a wide margin in their opener
last week, will face the Nittany
Lion duelers in Rec Hall at 2 p m
tomorrow
The Nittanymen will be at
tempting a comeback after their
loss to Temple and the stinging
18 1 / 2 -8 1 / 2 setback suffered at the
hands of Artny's cadets on Janu
ary 27
The Rutgers!. swordsmen will
face Elmer Lowenstein, Lester
Kutz and Doug Adams in the foil
duels, Bob Harder, Lowenstein
and Captain - Paul Feibiger in the
epee matches, and Jack Good, Fm
biger and Dan Lyons in the sabre
matches
The, team is the same that faced
and lost to undefeated Army after
a series of hard fought matches
Outstanding Nittanymen in the
Cadet duels were Jack Good, who
reached top form in taking two
out of three sabre matches in the
Army meet, and Mal Harder, Lion
sophomore, whose epee matches
were hard fought.
Frosh Swim Team Meets
Carnegie Tech-Tomorrow
While their varsity seniors are
lecuperating from their tangle
with Pitt and getting ready for
the Tech varsity, Penn State's
frosh swimmers—who -have had
their schedule cut from two games
to one—wall swim their, lone meet
with the Tartan minnows at Pitts
burgh tomorrow
..
With more than three months of
conditioning, both‘in and out of the
pool, behind them, Coaches Gal
braith and Bill Gaskill expect the
frosh to turn in an A-1 perform
ance
Sprinters ate Morris Stein,!Wi
mer Richter, and Shortleigh, back
strokers, Bruce Potteiger and
Bob Ostermayer, distance swim
mers, Al Bertram and Ed Steidle
In the relay, it will be-Ed Clauss,
Sweet, Shortleigh, and Sam Chase
Chase is also a diver
Orville Krug in' the high lump.
Werner stated yesterday that he
may possibly utilize another
sprinter and a hurdler
The lads expected to perform in
the new West Point field house
between halves of the Army-Penn
State basketball game are. Maule
in the half mile, Henderson in the
mile, hurdler Bob" Hutchings,
Capt Nick Vukmamc in the shot
put, Joe Bakura and possibly an
other sprinter _
Ex-Penn Staters entered in the
Penn A C events are miler Norm
Gordon running for the Shanahan
A. C and hurdler Miller Frazier.
Last year Frazier, then Lion cap
tam, swept through the 50 yard
high hurdles for first place.
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