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Nittany Varsity And Frosh Boxers Face Syracuse Here Tonight
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These Pesrn State anlSyracuse Hitmen Figure Heavily In Tonight's Meet
Pictured above are four Penn State and Syracuse boxers who
will win or lose tonight’s meet. At the left is Bob Baird who re
turns to the Nittany lineup after being retarded by a pre-season
illness. He will box in the 155-pound class. Upper center is Sal
vatore Mirabito a varsity football fullback who boxes for Syracuse
in the unlimited division. Loren Schoff, lower center, won the
eastern 145-pound title last year, and meets State Captain Frank
Stanko. Paul Scally, left, will seek revenge for a defeat last year
at the hands of Atnerico Woyciesjes, Syracuse co-captain.
Stiff Fistic Competition Predicted
When Varsity Battles Orangemen
Flushed by an 8-1 victory over
Western Maryland. Penn State’s
varsity boxers will run into stiff
competition when they meet
their perennial rivals, the Syra
cuse mitmen, in Rec Hall at 7
p. m. today.
The Orangemen will enter the
ring tonight backed by an un
marred record of two victories,
one over Cornell, 5-2, the other
over Temple, 5-3. Four veter
ans, including Americo Woycies
jas, twice eastern intercollegiate
175-pound champion, and Loren
Schoff, - 145-pound EIBA cham
pion, make the Syracusians an
impressive aggregation.
Two changes can be expected
in the Nittany lineup, both in the
heavier divisions. Bob Baird,
slow in getting into shape be
cause of a pre-season illness,
will box in the 155-pound class.
Stan Glabick, a senior, will
probably replace Les Cohn at
165.
Vic Fiore at 120, Bill Mazzocco
at 127, Homer Hoffman at 135,
and Captain Frank Stanko at
145 completes the tentative Penn
State lineup.
“Rico” Woyciesjes, an aggres
sive fighter with an unorthodox
style which has carried him
through three seasons-without a
defeat in a dual meet and only’
one tournament defeat, will han
dle the 175-pound assigment for
Syracuse.
Charles Healy, co-captain with
Woyciesjes, will fight at 165.
Healy won the EIBA champion
ship as a sophomore, finished
third last year.
Jack Roland, a junior who
won four out of seven bouts last
year, will box at 120.
Newcomers to the Syracuse
lineup include Salvatore “Toots”
Mirabito,, varsity football full
back, boxing in the unlimited
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class; Jerry Auclair, sophomore,
at 127; Sebastian Sgroi, sopho
more, at 135, and Irv Fischbein,
sophomore at 155.
Billy Soose To Baifle
Ernie Vigh r Friday Night
Billy Soose, former Penn State
boxing star who won all his col
lege bouts via the knockout
route, is scheduled to battle Ernie
Vigh, sensational Hungarian mid
dleweight, in a 10-round fight
in Madison Square Garden, New
York City, Friday night.
Soose, fresh from a 10-round
decision over Tammy Mauriello,
is considered one of the chief
contenders for the New York
Boxing Commission middle
weight crown, which is now held
by Ken Overlin, whom Soose
defeated in a non-title scrap.
Pittsburgh Press Plans
Photo Series Of College
Beginning next Sunday, the
Pittsburgh Press will run a con
secutive series of- rotagravure
pages telling the story of Penn
State in pictures.
The Press will give the Col
lege a “double spread” in the
first of the series of articles and
continue with a page a week un
til “the subject has lost its in
terest.”
The department of public in
formation has laid plans for the
production of between 30 and
50. series of picture stories.
Boxers fight opponents, not
smoke—light up outside of Rec
Hall.
Penn Slate
120 Fiore
127 Mazzocco
135 Hoffman
145 Stanko
155 Baird
165 Glabick
175 Scally Woyciesjes
Unlimited Mastei-s Mirabito
Referee: Fred Mastrean; Pitts
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Boxing Lineup
, Syracuse
Roland
Auclair
Sgroi
Schoff
Fischbein
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It will be 108-pound Bill.
Knauff, Danny DeMarino’s “tin
iest demon,” who will open the
freshman boxing meet with the
Syracuse frosh in the first atr
traction of Eec Hall’s 'tripier
header at 6p. m. tonight., ; 5
“I’m planning on meeting a
typical Syracuse .boxing - squad
tomorrow night which meahs
that they will be hax-d.to stop,”
Coach DeMarino predicted clast
night. “As for. our own ..hoys,’’
he continued, “it’s hard to tell
how they will show up, untried
as they are.” . i \
Beside Knauff, who ,is prob
ably one of the lightest lads ever
to fight in the 120-pound class,
the following sluggers will be ip.
the frosh boxing line-up
127-pounds—Tom Walsh, inr
tramural champ.
135-pounds—Bill Schabacker.'
145 and 155-pounds—Either
Pat Conlon or Arnold Feldman. 1 :
165-pounds—Jes Martella.
175-pounds—Nick Ranieri.
Heavyweight—Bob • Halpin.
Elected To Board
Dr. Frederick W. Owens, head
of the department of mathema
tics, has been notified of his elec
tion to the board of governors of
the Mathematical Association of
America. He has been a member
of the organization since Its
founding.