SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1940.
16 Fighters AdVdride, In Second day OF Intra - muial . Boxing Tourney
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Between
The lions
WITH DICK PETERS
Bate &ailment
D'On't be too sure 'of a Nittgny
victory on the hardwood tonight
Wheh LaWther's Lanky. Lions
rhake their debut against the W&J
cagers . . . If the State tossers
come thrckigh this evening it'll go
down as an upset, for several rea
sons . . . Seven of the reasons are
Messrs. Tidrick, ReynOldi, GieS
ler, Reece, Itettewell, WiLsdn, and
Skokos, all letterinen returning to
duty for the Preiderits . . . An
other reason is that it is the,Lions'
firgt game, while the Washhigton,
Pa.; lads hate already treid their
hand at the old toss-elm: through
racket this winter, soundly trounc
ing the Youngstown College
lers t'ednesday night . . . Add to
that the.fact that Long John Law
iher Will be Staking sobho-
MOres,. and things ,don't look too
enterprising; but then, T.,aviiiher
ifiig hate a habit of ¢ulliiig Sur
pri.SeS.
Intramural boxing Wars take a
48-hour armistice, but ne
back Monday thrdWing more
leather . . . A lot df. interesting as
well as fast fidniS Yesterday, high:
lighter ii§.the ROard
Heck tussle; which reminded one
lasi a little of a.lVtaxie tWi iettb ,
What With all the antics the lads
went through . . Speaking of
Heck, reininds this writer that he
is the third varsity bditini•rnanag
er in succession who. has donned
the leather. Mittens. during the
IM's . Galusha Anderson last
year, and Pat Costello in .1938
were the two succeeding manager
bears . . . Other campus sportS
names who step into the, squared
circle for intramural !nit -tossing
include Charlie - PticienoUr, . Clair
Hess, varsity wrestlers, Barney
the track SPeedster, who is
a good . bet ler . the 165 rieund,title,
arid Max Peters, varsity skiier and
trackster, all of whom won yester
day . . ;This Max Hanna who is
seeking• the 135 pound Independ
eiii'crown is the nephew of Roy
Hanna, Lion ring captain two
years ago . . . Mr. Florian Houck
diScovered Roy in the'intrarnur‘als
and saw him go on to win the In
tercollekidie 135 pound charriplOn
shiP in his senior Year ... History
has been knoWn to repeat.
denial dene Vkretistone is loolc-,
frig for a big year with his varsity
and freslimen iymrlasts . . With
last year's terrific fiiiSh Squad
now available Or varsity work,
Wettstone has hiS eYe On the best
season ever for the air-crobats . .
Roman Pieo,.the flit-boy, is doing
1:017k-her - se ditty, fiekcirinint on
all apparatus except tumbling
This'll probably keep the Lion
ace from cracking any rope-climb
ing reciirdi, lint strengthens the
NittanY team no little; for the sen
ior star_ is adept on all pieces of
apparatus.
Scholl, Hotgit, Reniiinj
Tip Attend [ISA Metiing
Dehn Carl . P. SChoit of the
School of PhysiChl p.ducation and
Athletics, Leb, Houck, boxi ti g
coach, and Neil M. `lelfiliig; graft=
bate manager of athletics, will at
tend a conference of the Fasiein
l*tercolleglate Boxing . Aiiiiefaiicin
a,y e the„Hotel Biltrn9re, New -York
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itistriblitiBii Cif officidig ,fBr:
vativitatche.will be
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ACKNOWLEDGED
Eugene H. Lederer
114 E,. Beaver Ave. Dial 4066
gate Hockey Team Ope ns
, season
With 11 Win OM Carnegie Tech
s~'eCi~l To the Daily Cb 11& 1i i
.
The Lion ice hockey team got
off to a perfect Start -iii their sec-
Ond.-SeaSbh Of flay as they swept
to a victory over Carnegie
tech at Sophria e toWn last night.
Tfte Tai tans got off to an early
lead as Block seat the Puck past
LarrYLighiboilY, State goalie, less
than fiiYe minutes afig• the open
ing
Afier battling on
,even terms
with Tech for the rest of the first
period State came back in the sec
and to score three times and com
pletely doininate the play.
John MiffOrd tallied early in
the period, assisted by Gates and
Kaiser. He stored again 10 min
utes later, and again on a •pass
from Gates.
Gates got credit for the third
Nittany goal just before the end of
the period. He was assisted by
Johnson.
For Carnegie Tech, Goalie Fcil:
er vms outstanding . he played brilliant hO6key in elialkink up
20 saves.
The lineups:
Lirieuri:
i 3 Os. . SiAii Tech
.....Ligl?ilociS , i'eabr
....I:Aiffcird Bivachek
W....G.iies iiloqk
W....4cinnann Evans
13.....y1016ert Eakker
D . , . . tiEt.ling Cniii-bil
•'.5•61-e. bir periods: ,
i;enn State . 0 3 6-3
tatnekie Te'bh • •.• •• • 1, 0 6 —, 1
Goals: Penn Stata-Duilorci .2,
Gates; Cai-negie Tech--Block. -
Varsity Tankmen
Meet Frosh Today
The varsity swiMming team will
warm up for their forthcoming
Season today,, at 2 p. m. in the
Olennland pool when they will
battle against the freshmen splash
ens:
Varsity team captain, Bill Kirk-
PatriCk, who is the free- I style sprint
star, will lead four other laSt
year's lettermen in to the melee.
The lettermen are Don Delmanzo,
free style and distance man, Al
Price, diving, George Webb, back
stroke, and Tom Reissman, who
swam in the distance events last
year but has shown great promise
as a backstroke swimmer so far
this season.
Varsity Coach Rbbert Galbraith
will probably have several sopho
mores in the starting lineup. Out
standing sophomores from last
Year's freshman team are Albert
Bertram, Morrie Stern, and Ted
Clau.ss in the free styles; Ted Tay
lor, in the liackstrOlte; acid Sam
Chase in divink.
Diving instructor Bill Gaskill
stated Yesterday thit the freshman
would •be quite Weak lithe
diving department but that the
team as a whole was in top shape
and he expects them to give the
varsity Lions quite a batle.
Outstanding among the frosh so
far this season are: Ben tßaiken,
breaststroke; John Miller, 220 yard
free ityle; Marvin Nathan, free
style dishes; Lydon Beam, baCk
stioke; and 'Warren 19wberry; free
style.
Sl* Ski ChOliiiitori!hipt
Are Set tor• Niffany Trail,
Petthsylvanta's idtdrid .atinnal
`Vci. *ill he - , heti
at tetitibi7.l etiid
2; .1 41=if sufficient snb falls
at that tithe, itie cot ftinerce ae
pdrtrnent said yesieidak. I
The ski trail is situated at Bald
Top Knob on Tussey Mountain
near B,oalsburg. Tide "champion
ships"' were held over the Bald
Top course last year.
THE DAILY. COLLEGIAN
Bakelball
(Continued from Page One)
Moffatt
Dick GrimeS, a junior, Will start
at center. Another junior letter
winner, Elmer Gross,_iS slated for
a guard position and the other Will
go to Herk Baltirndre or John
Linde with Linde having the . edge.
Another sophomore, tiob
whb has been coming along fast
in recent practices, is certain to
see action and stands a slight
chance of starting in case Lawther
decides to make 'a last-minute
change.
The biggest protilem for the
State defense will be how to stop
a pair of high-scoring W&J sen
iors, How Tidrick and Chuck Rey
noldS. These two proved the nem
esis of Nittany hopes in last year's
encounter by .tallying a combined
total of 27 points as their team
won 35-26. Tidrick will start at
ir
forard and Reynolds at center.
Another senior President is Hal
Geisler team with Wally
Kettle Well;" a junior veteran, on
the hack line. The other forward
rbst is earmarked for junior Al
ilteebe.
In addition to these five Coach
Adam Sanders will have two hold
over lettermen on the reserve list.
They are Ted Skokos and Jack
Wilson.
The dame will bring to a close
the fourth annual basketball clinic
sponsored by the College. More
than 1,000 coaches, officials, play
ers and fans are expected to at
tend :the all-day session.
, All games during the day will
be analyzed by a group of coaches
over a public address system. They
will .comment on plays, rule in
terpretations and other cage in
tricacies.
There is no admission charge
for any of the demonsiration con
tests, including the varsity gaMe.
Probable starting varsity line
ups:
Pos. State W & J
F.... Barr Tidrick
F....Silan or Moffatt Reece
C
C. . . . Grimes ReYnblds
G.... Linde or Baltimore . Geisler
G.... Gross Ketilewell
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Manager Continues
Tradition, Beats Scribe
Enlivened by the appearances of
managers, writers, skiiers, run
ners, wrestlers, and a TKO, the
second series of intramural boxing
bouts advanced 16 into the next
round at Rec Hall yesterddy.
Jack Heck, boxing manager and
tayard Bloom, Collegian
. scribe,
went three rounds with Heck tak
ing the 'decision. t arney
Lion flash sprinter, Max Peters,
ski captain and Leo McShane and
Charles Ridenour, wrestlers, also
took part in the bouts.
In the first bout, Bob Taylor's
fast lefts and rights accounted for
the afternoon's only TKO over
Bob Weiser.
One of Walter Camp's all-time
All American gridders, Pete 'Fats'
Henry, now Director of Athletics
at Washington and Jefferson, act
ed as judge with Bob Grieves tak
ing the other corner. Paul Mall,
Joe Miller and - Red Stank° refer
eed the bouts.
The next bouts will be in Rec
Hall at 4 p. m. Monday.
The summaries:
Independent
..172-pourld class: Bob Taylor
TKOed Bob Weiser in the second
round; Claire Hess decisidned Jess
Fardella.
135-pound: .John grittain deci
sioned Balph. Schmidt.
145-pound: Ernie George deci
sioged Geirge Espy.
155-pound: Harry Morford de
cisioned Joe Stronko; Arnold
FeldMan won on a forfeit from
Sylyesier Check.
165-pound: Barney Ewell de
cisioned Charles Kaveney.
Fraternity
120-pound: MO%Very Goetz, Al
pha Chi Sig, decisioned Ray Motz,
Theta Xi; Bill Knauffe, Sigma Pi;
decisioned Dick Dunsmore, Alpha
Chi Sig.
127-pound: Charles Ridenour,
Phi Delt, decisioned Leo McShane,
DTD.
135-pound: Bill Seabacker, Phi
Kappa Sig, decisioned Mickey
Marmion, KDR; Herb Jennings,
SAE, decisioned Bill Ramsey, Sig
ma Pi.
_ 145-pound: Carl Singhouse,
KDR, won on a forfeit from Norm
Homan, AGR; Bill Charles, KDR,
decisioned Ed Blehl, Theta Kappa
Phi.
155-pciurid: Jack Heck, Phi
Kappa, decisioned Bayard Bloom,
Kappa Sig; Max Peters, Alpha
Chi Sig, , decisioned Ray Bedner,
Phi Kappa.
Town ahimni and town mothers
of Kappa Alp - ha Theta will be en
tertained at a tea on Sunday after-:
noon at the Theta house from 3 to
5 p.in.
PAGt,' 211±(Xir-;
Gajetki Accepts Bid;
Lions Rank 6th In East
Captain Leon Gajecki accepted
the invitation yesterday to play
in the East West, game in San
Francisco on JanuarY 1 and will
dePart ior Chicago on December
18 to join his eastern teammates
for practice.
Gajecki is the second Penn
State player ever to be so honor
ed. The only' other Blue anc
White entry in this classic War.
"Skip" Staley, an end, in 1931.
Penn State's football team was
ranked sixth in the East Wednes
day as the great Boston Collegc
eleven was awarded the Augusl
V. Lambert Memorial Trophy.
symbolic of Eastern gridiron su
premacy. The Eagles were the
unanimous Choice of the commit
tee of 65 experts. Fordham was
runner-up, with Georgetown in the
third spot, followed by Pennsyl
vania, Lafayette, Penn State, am'.
Cornell.
Infoninral Weightlifting
Will Begin Next Saturday
Qualifying competition fbi in
tramural weightlifting spOnscifee
by the Strength and Health Club
Will begin nett Saturday in Rec
Hall, Gene Whetstone, gym coach.
announced yesterclak.
All tho.se Whb Wish to enter sign.
up on the weightlifting bulletin
board in Rec Hall hefcire
Thurs
day.
Candidates should give their
name, address, telephone nuniil'er
and body Weight.
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