TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1941
Cigers Top Pitt, 36-21;
End Season Tomorrow
Barr Finally Hits
Flaw Scoring Mark
o'"-’Having passed one of the
toughest hurdles of "the season
■ downed Pitt, 36-21,'in
Rec Hall Saturday night the cage
iiions will wind up their schedule
by . meeting weak Carnegie Tech
in Pittsburgh tomorrow.
, -In the game with the Golden
Panthers, Johnny Barr became,
the first State passer in history to
tally more than 500 points during
varsity play. Barr got 12 against
'Pitt to make his total 506.
In the first half there was lots
'of action but little scoring and
State led by 10-9 at halftime. In
the second half the Lions got hot
and scored- 14" consecutive points
to gain a lead which they had no
trouble holding:
• Penn State 136) G. F. Pts.
- Barr, f 5 2 12
Gross, f 4 1 9
Baltimore, c 2 2 6
. Ramin, g ........ 0 1 1
Grimes, g 0 0 0
MofTatt .......... 3 2 8
Totals.--.. ;. . . 14 8 36-
Pittsburgh (21> G. F. Pts.
Straloski, f . ..... 3 2 8
Kocheran,'f. 3 0 6.
Port, c .... ... 0 3 3
Milanovich, g .... 2 0 4
Klein, g ......... 000
Ziolowski *. 0 0 0
Paft'rath 0 0 0
Totals ." 8 5 21
' Referee—Yans Wallace; Um
pire—Walter Ketchell. /
Gymnasls Lose
MeefloTemple
" Losses by. the very narrowest
Of margins in the horizontal and
parallel bars cost the Lion gym
nasts a; close meet against Tem
ple-.in Philadelphia on- Saturday
and eliminated them from the
running for..the Eastern Intercol
legiate League title..
The Owls triumphed, 28 to 26,
but the meet was so 'close the
outcome was in doubt until the
third place in the final event,
tumbling, was decided. Roman
Pieo placed second to Temple’s
Norm Boai-dman on the high bar
with 255, only four points out of
first place, yvhile; Lew Bordo lost
odt on the parallel bars to Sam
Fogel, 246 to 248.
The Lions nabbed only -a sin
gle first, place but placed heav
ily in all’ events. Pieo was the
high scorer 'for State with 12
points, tallied on a win in the
rope climb, two seconds and a
third. »
Riflemen’ Win Two
NittanjTriflers blasted out vic
tories ovetDrexel by a 1883-1874
count and” against Cornell with a
1401-1383 scare in week-end
matches. . _ :
Annual production of fishline
a vie rages around $4,000,000, ac
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PEHN STATE LAUNDRY >
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Cridders Answer Call
For Spring Practice
Over 40 candidates for the
1941 _ football team answered
Coach Bob Higgins’ first call for
spring practice yesterday after
noon. ' '
The Lion mentor let the squad
off easy in the initial turnout,
merely getting a lineup on next
fall’s prospects. The gridders
were given a thorough physical
examination and were fitted with
uniforms. Weather permitting,
outdoor practice will begin next
week.
Lions Trim Army
In Mai final, 27-3
Captain Frank' Gleason scored
his 15th straight victory in two
years as the Nittany Lion grap
plers closed the curtain on a
successful dual meet season Sat
urday by trimming Army, 27-3,
and started to gun for EIWA
championship bouts in New York
City, March 14 and 15.
Three falls were chalked up
by Coach Charlie Speidel’s mat
men as Little Charlie Ridenour,
Joe Scalzo, and Mike Kerns over
powered their Cadet foes.
121 pounds: Ridenour, Penn
State, threw Changaris in 4:35
with a body scissors and arm
hook.
128 pounds: Hess, Penn State,
decisioned Bevan, 7-6.
136 pounds:- Gleason, Penn
State, decisioned Hollis, 12-4.
. 145 pounds: Scalzo, Penn State,
threw La Rocca in 1:02 with a
cradle hold.
155 pounds: Welles, Army, de
cisioned Alexander, 6-5. .
165 pounds: Rohrer, Penn
State, decisioned ■ Buckner, 2-1.
175 pounds: Penn State, deci
sioned Terry, 12-3.
Heavyweight: Kerns, Penn
State, threw Hennessee in 4:39
with a head and arm lock.
IM Basketball Teams
Start Second Round
Intramural basketball went
• into the second round of games
last night after Tau Kappa Ep
'.silon No. 1 nosed Theta Xi, 10-9
and Tau Kappa Epsilon No. 2
trounced Phi Mu Delta, 20-2.
Results of the opening games
in the second series: Colonial
Hotel 30, Comets 10; Homan Hill
men 10, West House 8; Rocky
Ramblers 32, Watts Hall White
16; Penn Haven 16; Fairmount
Hall 14; Nittany Co-op 14, Two
year Ag's 9; Langsford House 29,
BUrr-Nitt Club 10; and B. R. B.
No. 2, 27, Lion Club 6.
In handball competition last
Tuesday and Wednesday, Beta
Sigma Rho won over Alpha Zeta
and Sigma Pi beat Delta Chi in
singles matches. In doubles play'
Beta Sigma defeated Sigma Pi
and Phi Delta Theta also won
over Sigma Nu.
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Wisconsin Downs
Boxers, 5 Vi-V/i
A weakened Lion boxing team
started intensive training yester
day in preparation for the de
fense of Penn State’s EIBA team
championship in Syracuse, Fri
day and Saturday,' after falling to
the well-aimed blows of Wiscon
sin, SV&-2V4, Saturday.
States only victories were
scored by Jimmy Lewis, sole
Lion defending champ, and
Paul Mall.
Lewis won his 155-pound bout
with Ray Kramer in the second
round, the referee scoring the
first and third founds even.
Mall, fighting Phil Praether in
the 175-pound class, took the
first two rounds with 10-8 mar
gins.
The-summaries:
— Vic Fiore (PS)
drew with Jack Gibson,(W>.
127-pound Bob Sachtschale
(W) decisioned Bill Stanley.
135-pound Warren Jolly
more (W) decisioned Captain Red
Stanko. '
145-pound Gene Rankin
(W) decisioned Bill Richards.
155-pound Jim Lewis (PS)
decisioned' Ray Kramer.
165-pound Billy Roth (W)
TKOed Les Cohen at the end of
the second round.
175-pound Paul Mall (PS)
decisioned Phil Praether.
Unlimited Verdayne John
(W) KOed Paul Scally in 27 sec
onds of the second round.
'44 Wrestlers, Courlmen
End Season With Wins
Penn State freshmen wrestling
and basketball teams turned in
victories Saturday as they
brought their seasons to a close.
The undefeated wrestlers
downed a tough Army team by a
score of 26 to 10 as Sam Harry,
Jim Foust, Bob Morgan and Paul
Schlegel scored falls for the
Lions. Bill Poorman and Tom
Brenner both won, decisions by
wide margins. Chap Peters and
Sid Roberts were pinned to turn
in the only losses.
The cub cagers won their sixth
game in seven starts Saturday
when they outclassed a Cornell
freshman squad by a score of 49
to 20.
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EIWA Admits Navy
At Meeting Sunday
Immediate admittance to the
Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling
Association was granted to Navy
at a meeting held in New York
City on Sunday, according to
Charlie Speidel, Nittany Lion
mentor who attended the ses-
Other minor rules which were
approved included banishment
of transfer students from EIWA
championship competition, ap
proval of the present point sys
tem for the EIWA championships
and awarding of runnerup posi
tion to the losing finalist, not the
winner of a special elimination
bout.
Glenn Sefs New
High Jump Mark
Johnny Glenn, sophomore high
jumper for the Nittany track
men. set a new Penn State record
in the event when he cleared the
bar at six feet, four and a half
inches to tie for second place in
the IC4-A track and field cham
pionships in Madison Square
Garden Saturday night.
Barney Ewell was the only
other Penn State scorer as he ran
second to Harold Stickel of Pitt
in the 60-yard sprint and wound
up in fifth place in the broad
jump after injuring his right
ankle.
Coach Werner was forced to
withdraw Ewell from the broad
jump after the sprint star pulled
a muscle in his ankle in the sec
ond try.
Fencers Down Temple
For Second Victory
The Penn State fencers won
their second straight victory by
defeating Temple, 13-8, in a
bloody meet in Philadelphia Sat
urday.
Seven stitches were required
to mend a Temple swordsman,
inadvertently ripped by an epee,
while George Gimber, promising
Lion sophomore, suffered a se
vere cut on the thumb of his left
hand which required four stiches
to close.
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With, the 400-yard relay decid
ing the meet, the Orange swim
mers barely edged the Lions, 43-
42, at Syracuse, Saturday, for the
fourth consecutive defeat the
Nittanymen have suffered in the
past three weeks.
Four firsts were accounted for
by Captain Bill Kirkpatrick in
the 50, Elmer Webb in the back
stroke, Tom Reisman in the
breakstroke. and Webb, Reiss
man. and Clauss in the 300-yard
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the 220 and 440-yard freestyle
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