WEDNESDAT, DECEMBER . 18, 1440:.. Moffatt To_ Start. As Lion Cagers Megi..susqughapna .Hero Tonight Scott . ' Moffatt, veteran court Campaigner, will break into the starting. Nittany lineup for the first time this year when the Lion cagers engage 'Susquehanna in Rec Hall at 8 o'clock tonight. Moffatt reported late for prac tice and . consequently was not in top condition for the first three games. He will replace sopho more Johnny Silan at a front line post. Other :starters will be- the same as usual:: Captain Johnny. Barr will team with Moffattp-at - the for- . ward pdsitions, Herky Baltimere, high-scoiing sophOmore, will be at center, and juniors Elmer Gross' and Dick. Grimes are slated to be the starting guards. The visiting passers will try to accomplip something Which a Susquehanna team has never been able to - do—beat Penn State in basketb.4ll. The teams have met 16 times•since 1904 with the Lions the victors every time. - • • As a result the Crusaders will be ready to shoot the works. Po tentially they're • a great . team— one which• Coach Amos Alonzo 11 .7 i ts - ,ed - I upedied os! 4' PAUSE THAT REFRESHES Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Co. by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF ALTOONA FOR PROMPT SERVICE IN STATE COLLEGE-CALL 3919 Stagg, Jr., calls "Perhaps the•best outfit in our history." • 'Starting. for the invaders will be Captain Don - Ford and Gene Smith at forwards, Phil Templin at center, and Blair Heaton and Knobby Walsh at guards. • Ternplin.and Ford were the leading .point-getters on;last year's Susquehanna...quintet' .and • 'ina.V provide nlenty of trouble for Barr and * Co. ' before the „night's Over: Playing a . 20-game schedule, Templin, used his six inches cif height '•to . up 192 points while-Ford,: only five feet, seven ' inches, was - . - clo.se - behind With 184. - . Gene Smith, the other Crusader forward, may also, take plenty of guardmg. Playing as a Jay .Vee last, year he took part in 17 games and accounted foii better than 10 points per contest. Guards Heaton and Walsh bal ance %the visiting court Outfit by supplying much-needed defensive ability and all-around floor play. Each pla'yin'g his : first . .season: as a - regular. - • for the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola. The taste of ice-cold Coca-Cola delights your taste. It brings you a refreshed feeling. that is always welcome. Millions enjoy it daily. "Why I'd Love To Go!" AND THAT'S WHAT ANY COED WILL SAY WHEN YOU ASK HER TO - POVERTY BALL Feafuring REX ROCKWELL'S ORCHESTRA $1 Plus Canned Goods or Equivalent Sponsored by the Hat Societies for Mrs. Hetzel's Fund RN HALL Thursday ; December-19th 9-12 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 15 Boxers Win 1940 IM Crowns Penn State's own "diamond belt" championships—the annual intramural boxing tournament— ended with a flurry of fists as 15 new champions, eight fraternity and seven independent boxers, won their laurels in the finals in Rec Hall last night. The 14-bout card reached its climax in the 155-potind class when Max Peters '42, Alpha Chi Sigma, winner of the 145-pound crown last year, was given the nod over Iry Jontow '42, Phi Sig ma Delta, in a decision the capa- City crowd hooted through two follpwing bouts. "Whirlwind" 'Peters . was thought by many, to have taken Jontow's left on the chip. as he carne rushing in too of ten to win the fight. Barney Ewell '42 furnished the sub-climax as he neatly dodged Ben Snipas '43 to win the 165 pound independent title. Ewell won the 155-poUnd championshiP -last year. FRATERNITY DIVISION 120-pound: Tom Walsh '44, - Phi Kappa, defeated Mowery Goetz '43, Alpha Chi Sio. 127-pound: Chuck Ridenour '43,. Phi Dell, defeated Charles Chal font '4l, Sigma Nu. 135-pound:_ Bill Scheabacker '44, Phi Kappa Sig, defeated Mort Blaustein, Ganima Sig. 145-pound: Leo Russell '44, KDR, defeated Chuk Flock '43, TKE. 155-pound: Max Peters '42, Al pha Chi Sig, defeated Iry Jontow '42, Phi Sigma Delta. 165-pound: Bill Lipenski '4l, AGR, defeated Carl Zeigler '4l, Sigma Pi,. 175-pound; Dick Carlton '42, AZ, defeated Jay Gross '44, Gam ma Sig. Unlimited: Nick Raveri '44, Al pha Phi Delt, won by forfeit from Jack Kelly '44, KDR. Independent Division 120-pound: Bill Stanley '43 de feated Jim Patterson '42. ' 127-pound: Sam Harry '44 de feated Clair Hess '43. 135-pound: Bill Lawrence '42 defeated Max Hanna '44. 145-pound: Lloyd George '43, defeated Bob Burak '42. 155-pound: Stan Marcus '44 defeated Jim Williams '42. 165-pound: Barney Ewell '42, defeated Ben Spipas '43. Unlimited: Ben Slaviter '44 de feated Stan Goldberg '44. 41 - ••• "Alk•••-, 2-:41 • g di t ratteS .171 • - tA • CHOCOLATES F„ w • HARD CANDIES and a' SALTED NUTS a For the Christmas m ti Banquet IFT BOXE . FOR CHILDREN I MORRELL NIT SOUTH PUGH ST. 512513:133:4:4Z.M.MMM1M::-.'"ZEZMZ! 1111111W111111111111111111111111111111W11111111111111111111111111111 Varsity Tankers Defeat Freshmen, 46-26 In the second intra-squad meet on Saturday, Coach Bob Galbraith's varsity - swimmers splashed their way to a 46-26 victory over the frosh tankmen, almost a repeat of their 43%- 22 1 / 2 win laSt Tuesday. • . John Miller starred for the yearlings by, winning, both the 220-yard and 400 -yard frge style, finishing 48 seconds ahead: of the field. in the latter event. •• 111111111111111111111111111111M1111111111111111111111111111111111t111 iSMOEClziras=s3::s74s3=ZWAViragGY:SitlassziMS= l ;:armessl:so C'MON STUDENTS LET 'S SHOP ! - Xmas Gifts Ready For Your Inspection i 2 The Home of Nationally Advertised Brands Opposite 011:1 . 14ain State College v•-• !. • Add Zest to Your Daily Life Chew Delicious DOUBLEMINT GUM Discover for yourself this easy way to get a bigger kick out of daily activities: Chew refresh ing DOUBLEMINT GUM. You know how much fun it is to chew. well, You extra fun chewing smooth, springy DOUBLEMINT GUM and enjoying lots of delicious, long-lasting flavor. And chewing this healthful treat daily helps relieve pent-up nervous tension. Aid breath r digestion, too, and helps sweeten your and keep your teeth attractive. • Treat yourself to healthful,- refreshing DOUBLEMINT GUM' every day. Buy several pactages of BOUM r"".- - gg,*4l Froth Ma!men Prepare For Inter-Class Meets With hopes of shaping up a freshman squad that will make a commendable showing in the Inter-Class meets that will be held immediately following Christmas vacation, Coach Charlie Speide3 has been running his first-year grapplers through intensive trials on the Rec Hall mats. 136-pound class—Wagner deci sioned Huck. 145-pound classßubright pin ned 'M angus, Procter pinned Shade'. 165-pound .. class—Redman deci sional Reighard. rom PAGE THREE t!".; Veo. .115. HU: I Coda ;~ f
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