SATURDAY; -MARCH 8, 1941 MfT r Princeton Today In Triangular Battle Lion Gymnasts Meet The Lion gym team will enter the triangle meet against Prince ton and Massachusetts Institute of Technology at Princeton this afternoon a strong favorite to cop the day’s honors and clinch third place in the Eastern Intercolleg iate League.' Today’s meet will close the season • for Coach Gene Wett stone’s gymnasts whose narrow 28 to 26 defeat by Temple last week knocked them out of the running for the title. The only contest remaining on the sched ule is the Eastern Intercollegiate Championship meet at Boston on Saturday, March 22, when the in dividual titles will be decided. Roman Pieo, Sol Small, and Lew Bordo will once again lead the State forces, the three having accounted for practically all the Lion scoring this year. Other gymnasts ' making the trip are Captain Ben Stahl, Jack Krause, Charlie Senft and John Teti. Today’s Fencing Meet With Lehigh Cancelled The fencing,meet with Lehigh, scheduled for Rec Hall at 2 p.m. today has been cancelled by a telegram from Lehigh stating that transportation was not avail able. Instead of the scheduled event, Coach Harry Krutter will run a practice meet between the first and second teams, in preparation for the Rutgers and N.Y.U. meets next weekend. These two meets, probably the toughest on the Lion schedule, mark the end of this season. Ski Meet At Colgate With a snowfall late this week making skiing conditions favor able, the Penn’ State ski team left yesterday to compete against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Hobart, Colgate, and Manlius in a'five-team meet at Hamilton,'N. Y. this weekend. ’ *44 Lacrosse Starts All candidates for the freshman ' lacrosse team should report to. Room 315 Rec Hall at 4 p. m. Monday. Tell Your Date About This Tell Your Date About This Tell Your Date About This Tell Your Date About This •m* WILL BRADLEY •M* "Ki a All entries must reside in the State of Pennsylvania, or be attending a college within the state, other than The U? Pennsylvania State College. 2, Entries must state in 25 words or less “Why I want to *" come to Penn State for Interfratemity Ball week-end.” All entries must be post-marked not later than midnight, S March 29. 3 All entries must be addressed to Interfratemity Ball Committee, % Student Union. g* The winner will be announced April 3. Tell Your Date About This Tell Your D\ite About This Tell Your Date About This Tell Your Date About This IMPORTING > READ THIS! Here’s a contest that your date wlJElike. Send her a copy of this addend ask her to submit an entry. Stanko, Mall Bye Into Semi-Finals This Afternoon; Syracuse Leads Finalists With Seven Men Listed Moving into the semi-finals today, Bob Baird, Lion 145-poun der, meets Marshall of Virginia after winning easily over Ed Lewis of Western Maryland last night. Lion Rifiers Will Rattle Army Marksmen Today Nittany riflemen will invade Army’s stronghold for a shoul der-to-shoulder encounter with the West Pointers this afternoon. Lion riflemen who made the trip to West Point were Dick Cuthbert, Stan Forbees, Bill Funk, Co-captain Gil Gault, Bill LeWorthy, Bob McCoy, Fran Richwine, Fran Wallace. Hal Wolfe and Hal Yount. Beat Me, Daddy, Eight To The Bar ! Enters Semi-Finals It’s WILL BRADLEY INTERFRATERNITY BALL MEN!! HERE'S THE PRIZE: Transportation by rail, bus, or automobile from any point in the state, and a complimentary invitation to attend Interfra temity Ball as guests of the Committee. All your import has to do is tell the Committee in 25 words or less “Why I want to come to Penn State for Interfratemity Ball Week-end.” THE DAILY COLLEGIAN (Continued from Page One) pectively. Fiore took a wide de cision over Joe Block of Virginia. Baird decisioned Ed Lewis, West ern Maryland. In tomorrow afternoon’s semi finals, Fiore will meet Hudson of Western Maryland. Penn State Captain Stanko will meet Bob Peden of Army, who defeated him in a dual meet two weeks ago. Baird w.ill meet Marshall, 155- pounder on Virginia’s strong team. Mall will encounter the man who lost iiis first dual meet bout to Mall’s sparring partner, Scally—Syracuse’s Americo Woy ciesjes, twice EIBA 175-pound champion. Upset bout of the night was the victory of Cornell’s Co-cap tain Dave Peace over Syracuse’s Chuck Healy, 1'65-pound champ in 1939. Penn State summaries: 120-pound —Fiore (PS) deci sioned Thomason. 127-pound —Halsell (A) deci sioned Stanley. 135-pound —Stanko (PS) bye. 145-pound —Baird (PS> deci sioned Letvis. 155-pound —Clark (C) decision ed Lewis. 165-pound —Schmitz (CG) de cisioned Cohen. 175-poiind —Mall (PS) bye. Unlimited—Mirabito - (S> deci sioned Scally. (Semi-finals.) Hockey Team To Meet Georgetown Tonight Meeting a powerful George town University squad in’Wash ington, the Nittany Lion ice hockey squad will play the sec ond in a series of two weekend games tonight. The Lions lost 5-2 to the Hershey Cubs in a hard, fast game at Hershey Thursday night. . Georgetown’s six is made up mainly of veteran men. George Perpich, right defense man and former footballers and the Dee gan brothers of 1937’s undefeat ed Brooklyn Prep team provide the main threats to the Nittany squad. Peanv Gates, who played only * * * * MEN!! Paul Scally, unlimited, fought gamely last night against “Toots” Mirabito, Syracuse, only to be de cisioned on a surprise knockdown in the second round. Nittany Tankmen End Season Ai Cornell Today Penn State’s Varsity mermen dive into Cayuga’s waters at Cor nell this afternoon in an attempt to end their 1941 tank season with a victory, having dropped four consecutive previous tilts. The Lions are conceded a fifty fifty chance of downing the pow erful Big Red. Best bet for the Nittanymen is Captain Bill Kirk patrick in the sprints, and dist ance star Don Delmanzo is fav ored to capture the 220 and 440. one period Thursday night be cause of his condition, Fowler, fresh from the ineligible ranks, and Duffords, only scorer for State against the Cubs Thursday night, will mainstay the Lion six. Head The Collegian Classifieds featuring ray McKinley APRIL 4fh * * * * MEN!! Soose Outpoints Vigh With 'Right' Billy Soose jumped the- last hurdle toward getting a crack at Ken Overlin and his N. Y. mid dleweight crown by out-pointing Ernie Vigh in a terrific 12-round fight in Madison Square Garden last night. • Soose surprised the New York fans by flooring Vigh before 10 seconds of the first round had passed. He did it with a power ful right smash to Vigh’s chin which sent him to the canvas for the count of 4. To sport fans it was a new right which they had never seen Billy throw with such damaging effects. Vigh, in a brilliant 2nd round comeback sent rights and lefts to Soose’s face, driving him to the ropes several times. But Billy retaliated- with his right again as the bell ended the round. Again in the sixth Soose was in slight trouble as Vigh uncorked more of his left hooks. The former Penn State champ ended the fight driving four hard rights to Vigh’s jaw. Ping Pong Finals Today; IM Basketball Monday Six matches in Independent League of intramural ping pong were run off at Rec Hall yester day afternoon with Bob Reith defeating Macey Rosenthal, 21- 17, 21-18; Tom Reissman forfeit ing to Charles Lebow; Sid Cohen forfeiting to Charles Weiler; John Pittavino winning over Harold Held, 21-16, 21-17; Ray Harris eliminating Bob Reith, 21-17, 21-18; and John Pittavino eliminating Charles Weiler, 21- 19, 21-18. Finals in the Inde pendent League will be played today in Rec Hall at 1:30 p. m. Nine intramural basketball games will be played at Rec Hall Monday night with Pi Kappa Phi vs. TKE No. 2, Sigma Chi vs. Sigma Nu, Gamma Sigma Phi vs. Alpha Chi Rho, Phi Delta Theta vs. SPE No. 1, Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Alpha Kappa Pi, Phi Epsilon Pi vs. Kappa Sigma, and Theta Kappa Phi vs. Pi Kappa Alpha. In the Independent League Hornets vs. Comets, and Freshman Two Year Ags vs. Colonial. AND THE RULES: PAGE THREE MEN!! "S Sr* *** H s* <*»♦
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