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Rutherford, Goff Coach,
Was Pro For 11 Years
Bob Rutherford is beginning his
twentieth season as golf coach at
Penn State. He came here in 1921
from 17 years as golf pro at the
New Britain Golf Club, New
Britain, Conn.
In 18 seasons under Rutherford,
Penn State’s golfers have won 76
matches, lost 28, and tied 5.
Rutherford outranks all Nittany
Lion varsity mentors in years of
continuous service.
A survey shows 75 per cent of
tj. S. collegians disapprove of
ghost-writing, 10 per cent don’t
care, 15 per cent approve.
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E. C. Davis Accepts Position At Pitt;
Jones Replaces Phys Ed Instructor
Dr. Elwood C. Davis, professor
of physical education, has resign
ed to accept a position at the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh and has been
replaced by Dr. Lloyd M. Jones,
Dean Carl P. Schott of the School
of Physical Education announced
yesterday.
At Pitt, Dr. Davis will be a pro
fessor of physical education in the
School of Education. Pitt has no
separate School of Physical Edu
cation.
Dr. Jones will take Dr. Davis’
place as head of the department
of professional curriculum and re
search. Dr. Jones comes here
from West Virginia University
where he was in charge of requir
ed physical education and gradu
ate instruction.
He received his bachelor’s de
gree from Wichita University. He
then taught in the Wichita schools
before becoming director of muni
cipal recreation in the Kansas
city. He receiver both his M. S.
and Ph. D. degree from Columbia.
Before going to West Virginia as
a professor he taught at Western
State Teachers College in Kala
mazoo, Mich.
Lawiher Considers Barr
lion's Greatest lager
“Not only a player’s captain, but
a coach’s as well,” can be said
about Johnny Barr, varsity guard
and leader of John Lawther’s cag
ers this year.
Terming Barr as “the greatest
player since I've taken over
State’s basketball duties,” Law
ther maintains that Barr not only
shows perfect coolness in action,
but is an excellent shot.
Hailing from Shamokin, home
town of Chuck' Peters, Barr trans
ferred from Cornell after one
semester. He injured his knee in
a Cornell football scrimmage, and
must wear a knee guard for pro
tection.
His brother Frank, a sophomore,
exhibits the same family rugged
ness and basketball sense, and is
conceded a good chance of estab
lishing a “Barr to Barr” combina
tion for the Nittany Lions this
season.
Alec Templeton, blind pianist,
has learned to play the chimes in
the tower of the campanile at the
University of California at Berke
ley.
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DR. ELWOOD C. DAVIS
Houck Defeated
Boxing Champs
Conqueror of champions yet
never a champion himself—during
his heyday as a fighter. That was
the fate of Leo Houck, Nittany
Lion boxing coach since 1923.
From 1907 until 1923, Houck
took part in approximately 200
professional fights, competing
from flyweight to heavyweight:
He won over three-fourths of his
bouts, was never knocked out, and
was knocked off his feet only
three times.
Houck was never officially re
cognized as middleweight cham
pion of the world because he was
never able to get matches with the
titleholders at the right time. He
beat George Chip five times but
when Chip became middleweight
champion he would never fight
the Lancaster middleweight. Like
wise, Leo defeated Johnny Wilson
two times before Wilson won the
title.
In 1912, Houck defeated Harry
Lewis in France to gain the Euro
pean middleweight crown. Later
he won the same championship in
Canada and the Cuban light
heavyweight title.
Leo’s Lion boxing teams have
won the Eastern .Intercollegiate three National Collegiafc
Boxing Association championship holders have been develo
seven times and placed second five der Leo’s guidance
times since 1924. Thirty-nine in
dividual eastern champions and
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