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HICKEY Lacrosse Team Meets Hobart Tomorrow Sigma Pi, SPE, ORB CIO Capture IM Championships Wrestling, Volleyball Tournaments End While Ping-Pong Enters Finals Wrestling and volleyball intra mural tournaments came to a close this week, with Sigma Pt taking the fraternity wrestling trophy and Sigma Phi Epsilon and the BRB Club the fraternity and indepen dent volleyball championships, while ping-pong intramural com petition entered the final stages Two intramural boxing cham pions added intramural wrestling crowns to their records as Johnnie Reitz, '43, KDR, 120 pound boxing champion, decistoned Alex Hour gene '42, Delta Chi, to win the 121 pound wrestling title and Max Pet em '42, Alpha Chi Sigma, 145 pound boxing titlist and ski star, decisioned Bob Roy '43, Phi Sigma Kappa, to add the 145 pound wres tling crown to his chain of achieve ments The BRB Club defeated the Penn State Club team in volleyball 15-11 and 15-10 to cop the IMA trophy Sigma Phi Epsilon finalists beat the Kappa Sigma six 15-6, 15.11 to take the fraternity cup New wrestling champions and fi nalists are Fraternity 128 pound class Jain McShane '43, DTD, pinned Seth Welling '42, Phi Gamma Delta, in 5 25 136 pound class Sam Flennei '43, Sigma Pi, pinned Nick Vozzy '43, SPE, in 4 08 155 pound class Leo Russell '4l, KDR, pinned John Hunsiker '4l, Phi Gamma Delta, in 2 45 165 pound class Charles Parkin '4l, Phi Kappa Psi, decisioned Ed Phillips '4l, Tau Phi Delta 175 pound e)ass Harty Keene '4l, Sigma Pi, pinned John Shirey '42, THE:in 2 10 , Unlimited class Clarence Er ) Independent • 136 pound class* Ted Hildebrand 42 decisioned Heib Nipson '4O in an overtime bout , 1145 pound' class Henry Flora '4l pined Harry Morford '42 in 5 26 , 155 pound 'class Charles Pabis '4O dectsioned Ed Farrand '4O 165 pound class Paul Richard '43 decisioned Fred Hasselbeig '4l 175 pound class Ben &new, '43 decisioned Joe D'Anuco '4l IN9 O R' • • MEN'S SHOES .41' JARMAN • WEYENBERG -• FLORSHEIM • $$ 49_ 41 $6 . $lO Some ,Styles Higher • Black • Black & White • Brown & White • Brown • • All White, Styles. Sizes & Widths FRO MM'S STA're: COLLSGLAII Battle Op Beaver Field Will Open Spring Schedule Jack McHugh And Sophomore Jim Ritter Break Into Starting Lineup; Lion [topes Rest On Co-Captains Bart Buser And George Ritter Spi ing sports will get officially under way hem at 2 30 p m to morrow when Nick Thiel's varsity lacrosse team crosses clubs with an invading Hobart College ten The match will be played on the New Beaver Field unless more rain turns the greensward into 'a mud- AV pool If the weathei is bad, the game will be - played on the golf course practice field , Two changes in his starting Soose For,egoet Iron-Man lineup wei e indicated by Coach Thiel late in the week, when he Stunt After Cheek Injury said that Jack McHugh would • displace Holt Drake at the point Soose, former Penn State position, with Jim Ritter, brother boxing champion, visited State College last weekend after injury of Co-captain George, taking over the second attack post held earlier forced him to give up an iron man by Danny Hess This change n .a un n t k l i a e s N t weekelson in after Youngstown, h 0 , e decisioned would make the younger Ritter the only sophomore in the open- on March 25 Soose took an easy decision in ing Lion ten Chief Lion hopes will be on Co- the 10-round windup at Youngs captain Bart Buser and George town but had to give up a light with Jimmy Reeves at Cleveland Ritter, of whom Thiel has been on March 27 because of his check speaking Amu highly Nick be- injury lieves Buser to be one of the best stick-handlers in intercollegiate injury competition, while he says Ritter should make All-American with 'ease this year Beat Lions in '39 Hobart's team, built mound a nucleus of six veterans, will come here tomoi row in the worst con dition of any Hobart team in many years, due to lack - of prac tice In the past two years, Coach Babe Kraus' men have dropped only one game, and last year took the measure of the Lions, 124 Women in Sports I WRA installed new activities club officers in White Hall recent ly Officers include* Outing, Mary G Procter '42, president, Muriel E Engelke '4l, vice-president; Mar jorie E MacFarland 143, secretary treasurei , Swimming, Louise B Clark '4l, president, Lenore M Heinz '9l, vice-president, Muriel E Engelke '4l, secietaiy-treasurer, Rifle, Dorothy B Reeves '4l, pi es:- dent, Lenoie M Heinz '4l, vice president, I Jacqueline Shaffer '4 i, secretary-treasurer Archery, Mary L Lenker '43, president, Marian S Owen '43, vice-president, Sara L Miller '43, secretary-tteastner, Fencing, Eli?- , abethC Rose '42, president, A Ruth Rummel '43, vice-president, Jeanne E Ruess '43, secretary treasurer, Dance, Vera J Palmer '4l, president, Dorothy C Ellis '42, vice-president, Myra IS Pitt '42, secretary - treasurer; Honorary Badminton, Muriel E Engelke '4l, president, Lotiise B Clark '4l, vice-president, Ilse M Springer '42, seci etary-ti ea surer MIMI SLIPS fire S p e c i a l Shipment at $1.45 AU Sues in White and Teams. SCHLOW'S QUALITY SHOP Commonwealth College has no paid faculty Nillany Nine Will Open 1940 Season With Away 'Tilts Today, Tomorrow Lion Squad Meets Princeton In Season Opener ; Debler, Truhn Only Changes In Veteran Lineup; Hurling Assignments Go To Richardson, Medlar , 'Practice-shy but eager for ati iumphant 1940 baseball inaugural Coach Joe Bedenk's diamond hopefuls will tackle the Princeton Tige in New Jersey this afternoon and inset Lehigh's Engineer nine a Bethlehem tomorrow " ,, ,Local experts, including the Nn outcome of the two contests is as ea yeais from Tuesday Princeton has not looked too good , to date, it's several losses in cluding a 0-4 setback at the hands of Manhattan Tuesday Both Tigdr and Engineer nines, how evei, will possess the advantage of having several games uncle their belts as they face the un tried Lions Some 18 local baseballeis will make the trip, including seven pitchers and three replacements The revised batting order which will take the field this afternoon Peany Gates (LF), Doug Sherwin (RD, Co-captain Paul Menaie (313),; Bill Debler (CF), Ed Sapp (213), Co-captain Mattin Valerie (C), Ken Truhn (SS), and Frite Seible GM Eithei Chuck Media' or Jim othei tossing tomoriow Ed Bas mound this afternoon, with the tossing tomorrow Ed Bastian and Bob Robinson will do ielief woik, with Chuck Quailey, Paul Lamr, and Don Del Man zo com pleting the pitching contingent Replacements available will In clude' John Ebersole, outfielder, Steve, Matula, infielder, and John Miller, catcher Ashby On WSGA Judiciiry Mary H Ashby '4l will substi- Otte for Marybelle Grossman '4l on WSGA Judicial Committee 'for the remainder of the semester Newark University officmls this month opened a drive for an en dowment of $1,000,000 to meet pressing financial needs BUSBY SAYS - - Yesshee, things ale really bur ying up at Wreck Haul these days what with me and my pal Gene Wettstone getting ready for our second All-collrtch Circus on April 27. Everyone is hammering and tumbling and doing all kinds of tricks so as the Circus will be an othei repeater like last year's suc cess I blew into town last weekend and Gene established me in my new office under the baseball grandstand He said something about a foul ball which I didn't get but anyways if you want to drop up and give me any ideas on the Circus my office hours are from noon (when I get up) until 1 p m when Igo back to bed lam kind of hibernating till Circus time as Wettstone says those Nutseys may have some spies around to take me back to Germany I did slip down to get Haul Monday night to get my picture snapped This guy Stover says he never saw a profile like mine since he took a picture of the Graf Zep pelin Some of the oilier guys who are going to be in the Circus were there too, including Billy Jeffries, who is going to be master of ceie monials or something I was sup posed to have that job this year`, but Wettstone says I talk so much that the show would pi obably last so long it would interfere with May Day plans. ttany baseball mentor, agreed tha ,sv to forecast as the weather thre, Fraternities' RAVE YOU TRIED . 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