' SATURDAY; MARCH 15^1941
Voted Outstanding Player On
B&rr
Ridenour, Valla And Kerns
Pehn, Princeton Also
Advance Three Finalists
Hess Will Wrestle
For 2nd Place Honors
(Continued from Page One)
ton; -
In consolation bouts, Hess has
an opportunity to take second
place. Rohrer, Gleason, Alexan
der, and Scalzo are" out.
* Penn State summaries:
'"-120-pound—Ridenour defeated
Ted Schoenberg of Harvard, Bob
Taubman of Penn and threw Art
White of Yale.- -
• 128-pound—Hess byer, deci
sioned Bill Norris of Columbia,
and lost to Eberle.
- 136-pound Gleason lost to
Mount of Cornell..
145-pound -—‘ Scalzo defeated
by Don Blue-of Navy.
155-pouna Alexander deci
sioned Art Byrne of Lehigh, and
lost to Jim Latson of Yale, 5-3.
1‘65-pound Rohrer toyed and
was edged by-Vic Zaro of Colum
bia. .
175-pound Valla byed, deci
sioned Vince Carroll of Syracuse
and Dudley Miller of Yale.
• Heavyweight.— Kerns deci
sioned Cornell’s Captain Harri
son, ttofew~Princeton’s Carl-Jac
otos and'Harvard’s Tom Rogstadt
with his double-bubble hold.
Alumnus Promoted
Carl'’ M." Bachrach of Pitts
burgh,'who- was once a Penn
State : pre-medical and ROTC stu
dent', "-accomplished the feat of
being promoted from a furniture
salesman to a sergeant in two
months: Bachrach, now attached
to\ihe'-Army medical detachment
in Indian town Gap, Pa., was the
first'to volunteer in his draft dis
trict'.
- ATO Dances
Alpha' Tau Omega (held its
Black arid'. White Ball last night
with. th'e : 'Nittany Lions furnish
ing the music. Co-chairmen were
Robert R. Sieger ’43 and Robert
B. Gammon ’43.
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Loses
a. ~ ** 4 '
Joe, Scalzo, one of wrestling
Lions favored to- win in EIWA’s,
lost his first round match to*
Middy Don Blue at New York
last night.
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Championships Today
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120 pound Ridenour (State'
vs. Littleton (Cornell.'
128-pound Eberle (Prince
ton) vs. Laggan (Penn.)
136-pound Taylor (Prince
ton vs. Castles (Yale.)
145 pound Quinn (Lehigh)
vs. Melgard (Penn.)
155-pound Well* (Army) vs.
Bennett (Nayy.)
165-pouna Weems (Navy)
vs." Bowen (Princeton.)
Valla 'State' vs
175-pourid
Di Battista, Penn'.
Heavy Kerns (State' vs.
Pickett 'Yale..'
Lions Fate Lehigh
On Ice Tonight
On the road again this week
end, the Lion ice hockey squad
will meet a strong Lehigh Uni
versity six at Hershey tonight in
one cif the toughest games of
State’s second 'hockey season.
The Engineers, defeated 7-2 by
the Nittanymen last year, are
vastly improved in all-around
playing this season. The Lions
have had little practice this past
week, making hopes for a victory
slim.
With the exception of the
goalie position, vacated by Larry
Lightbody because of injuries
from last week's Georgetown
game,- all positions will be filled
by regulars.
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Inframurals
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Four independent and four fra
ternity league winners were an
nounced last night by “Red” Yo
ho ’42 and Walter C. Parsons ’42,
co-managers of intramural bas
ketball.
Independent Champions:
League No. 1 .. .Watts Hall Blues
League No. 3 ... Homan Hillmen
League No. 5 ...... 8.R.8. No. 2
League No. 6 Irvin Hall
Fraternity Champions
Leag. No. 1 Sigma Alpha Epsilon
League No. 2 . . Sigma'Pi No. 1
League No. 3. .. Delta Upsilon
League No. 4 .. Delta Tau Delta
Leaders in seven more fratern
ity and two independent leagues
are to be decided next week.
Winners in their respective divi
sions will enter _ single elimina
tions for fraternity and independ
ent team championships on Mon
day, March 24.
The following teams will play
Monday night: SPE No. 1 vs.
Phi Sigma Kappa, Phi
Delia vs. Phi Delts, Kappa Sigs
vs. Theta Kappa Phi, Beats vs.
Phi Eps, Phi Mu Delts vs. ■Pi
Kappa Phis, Nittany Co-op vs.
Colonial Hotel, Hornets vs.
Freshmen 2 Year Ags, Penn
State Club vs. Rocky Ramblers,
and Penn State Forestry Clubs
vs. Zehpyrs.
Volleyball
Latest intramural volleyball
results in the Fraternity League
are Phi Sigma .Kappa over Aca
cia; 15-3, 15-5; Delta Chi over
Delta Upsilon, 15-7, 13-5, 15-8;
and Sigma Pi No. 2 forfeited to
Theta Xi. -
4 Lion Boxers In
Last Dual Meet
When Penn State's boxing
team ends its 1941 dual meet sea
son against Michigan State at
East Lansing tonight, four of the
Lion .boxers will be making their
last collegiate dual meet appear
ance.
Ending their dual meet careers
are Vic Fiore, 120-pounder, Cap
tain Frank Stanko, 135-pounder,
Jimmy Lewis, 155-pounder and
former EIBA 165-pound k J ng,
and Paul Scally, 175-pounder.
Chuck Peters, stellar Lion
football tailback, will make his
first and last dual meet bid
against the Spartans in the
heavyweight position. Peters,
who has been working out with
the team regularly, takes the
heavy assignment as Scally
moves down to 175.
Les Cohen, game 165-pounder
who has been unable to score
a victory so far this season, turn
ed in two of his best sparring
sessions of the year this week
to win another chance in this
weight. Cohen’s workout’s yes
terday and Thursday displayed
an agressiveness which has been
lacking in his meet bouts.
Homer Hoffman will handle
the 145-pound assignment . in
place of Bobby Baird, All-College
president-elect, who has been
kept from practice by a persist
ent cold.
With only two victories out of
six dual meets, ‘the Lion mitfnen
are 'hoping to boost their average
by an impressive decision over
the Spartans before they go into
final training for the national
toiirriament here, only two weeks
away.
GSPhi Dances
Jimmy Leyden and his band
will play from 9 p.m. to midnight
for the Induction Dance at the
Gashma Sigma Phi house to-
All-Pennsylvania Cage Team
In EIWA Finals Today
Aims For Second Place
er, who lost his semi-final bout
with defending champion Bob
Eberle of Princeton last night.
Hess still has an opportunity to
take second place in consolation
bouts today.
Rifle Team Wins
3 Postal Meets
Nittany riflemen defeated Col
umbia marksmen by a 1883-1780
count, stopped Montana State by
a 1881-1768 score, and grabbed
a forefeit match from Utah State
as postal match results were re
ceived yesterday. ,
In the Columbia match Co
captain Ben Stahl pointed 382,
Fran Riohwine shot a 381, and
Dick Cuthbert and Bill LeWorthy
both blazed 374, while Hal Yount
traced a 372.
Lion riflers easily subdued
Montana State when Co-captains
Gil Gault and Ben Stahl blasted
out 388 and 382, respectively. Hal
Yount garnered a 377 tally, while
Bob McCoy and Bill LeWorthy
tied with 367 each.
Utah State found it necessary
to forfeit to the "Nittany Lions
when they were unable to Shoot
their scheduled match.
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PAGE THHEE
Scoff Moffaff Given
Honorable Menfion
Johnny Barr, Nittany cage cap
tain, gained additional honors
yesterday as he was named out
standing player on .the 1941 All-
Pennsylvania collegiate basket
ball team picked by Associated
Press.
,Scotty Moffatt, the only other
Lion passer rated, was given
honorable mention. On the first
team with Barr
was Howie T id
rick of Wash-
Jeff, Angelo Musi
of Temple, Eddie
Straloski of Pitt
and Larry Ken-
ney of St. Jo-
seph’s,
The players
were selected 'by
vote of 56 coach-
es, sportswriters, -Barr
and officials. Scoring was on a
basis of five points for the first
team, three for the second and
one for the third.
Barr gained a total of 90 points,
far more than his nearest com
petitor, Tidrick, who had 56.
Straloski, Musi and Kenney were
tied with 50.
Five teams were picked. Moff
att had 13 points to place fourth
among the 67 cagers who won
honorable mention.
Three of the first five men—
Barr, Kenney and Tidrick —set
individual scoring records. Barr
became the first Lion player to
•score more than 500 points in
varsity play, Kenney set a new
Philadelphia area mark with 277
points during, the season and
Tidrick tallied 276 for a new
Pittsburgh district record.
In addition to»Musi, Tidrick
and Starloski, the following
players who saw action against
the Lions were mentioned in the
poll.
Third team: Mendy Snyder,
Temple, 30 points.
Howie Kahn,
Fourth team:
Temple, 22 points.
Fifth team: Don Ford: Sus
quehanna, 18 .points; and Phil
Templin, Susquehanna, 18 points.
Honorable mention: Port, Pitt
(ID; Paffrath, Pitt (10); Haines,
Bucknell (8); Geisler, Wash-Jeff
(8'; Schneider, Muhlenberg (8);
Reynolds, Wash-Jeff (5); Reese,
Wash-Jeff (5); Heaton, Susque
hanna (3); Burch, Carnegie Tech
(1); Kocheran, Pitt (1); and Mil
anovich, Pitt (I>.