TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1941
Ewell Fails At Seton Hall
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The Lions
With DICK PETERS
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r.Th.e little guy says; “How about
„,s telling; some about the
b;:;W?uter Sports Carnival we’re
-- whipping, up?” ... So we said,
Okay,.Ed, you teil us and we’ll
tell the people.” ... Ed McLorie,
the little guy of sentence onej
is in:, charge of plans for
Pacfll. .State’s first Winter Cami
. .. .val,; .relayed these pertinent facts
.—about the Carnival:
,: r „: The date is this Saturday
,;; ; ,Vyhieh will make it the first big
-••event,of the second semester
_ The. committee in charge jropes
that, the Carnival will be such a
..success that it’ll become an an
nual affair here at State . . . It’ll
-- -give all. out-door-minded enthu
siasts a good chance to. test their
—ability- on the ski trail and the icg
rink. '
; One of the- biggest projects of
ii the Carnival committee is inter
;• esting the fraternity and living
; groups in ice sculpture . . . “We
j don’t expect anything of the
proportions, because
it's something new in this sec
tion,” Ed'urges , . . But they do
think_lhat exhibits of simple de
sign by . every group on campus
will create a clot of interest in the
affair and lead, to its continuation
in the -future. -
There’ll be-plenty of skiing,
:■ that is if there’s snow . . . Ski
j' manager Henry Beers is in
charge of the competition, which
. will include downhill, slalom,
:! -j and cross-country races, all on
:! the Ski Trial . . . The competi
•; tion will be of the intramural
;i variety, with medals awarded
:l ; the winners . , . Intercollegiate
‘j ;; and intramural hockey will add
•> ice interest to the day’s program
5 At present a varsity skirmish
? ;; is pending, and plans to bring to
•• ; gether four fraternity teams in
■j " intramural competition, with the
~ finals being run off between
:: . halves of the varsity battle, are
t • being made . . . Ice-skating will
:: i be in sway following the puck
tussles with all spectators partici-
pating. There’s a possibility that
• sex in the form of a girls’ figure
:! . skating Club may add the variety
—-to the-program.
ThaTs the story as we heard it
... ..Sounds.as though the Cam
~ I‘val might'be more than aPpipe
:: dream after all ... A good start
:: this year would mean continua
:: tion next winter, and so on, and
;• so oh.
:: Boxers Start Semester
l With 7A. M. Session
:: The varsity and freshman box
::. ing. teams started the new sem
-3 ester with a7a. m. practice ses
;| sion yesterday. The 7 o’clock
tj “class" is reputed to be the first
:: athletic practice ever scheduled
:i in Rec Hall at that hour.
;• Occasioned .by registration in
~ . Rec Hall, . yesterday’s early
~ morning work-out will be re
:r placed by a 5 o’clock today.
Practically all the varsity and
- freshman boxers Reported for the
s unusual session and none seem
:: ed-tb-mind the early hour. Only
;; q§jecd6rs. were assistant man
:: -a-gersr- less accustomed to such
s rigorous
5 -here’s {he: answer to- that,
a-f pi'oblexp r bf finding a. clean,.
a. "cmrifrnrtabte. room at a rea
5. sonabte rate.
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Incomplete returns from the
Seton Hall games held in Jer
sey City- last night revealed that
Barney Ewell, Nittany Lion
speedster, failed to place in the
60-yard dash, which was cap
tured by Hewitt of NYU.
Eulace Peacock, former Tem
ple dash man, led the field in the
50-yard distance in 5:6 seconds
which is far behind Barney
Ewell’s record smashing time of
5:1 which he established last
year.
Coming to the Seton Hall clas
sic from his Millrose-track vic
tory in the 300-yard distance,
Ewell was conceded favorite to
take both events, but according
to a report from New York late
last night, the Nittany Lion flash
was far behind the flying heels
of Pea Cock and Hewitt.
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