FRIDAY,' MARCH 21, 1941
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BASKETBALL
Individual league champions in
both fraternity and independent
intramural basketball loops were
announced last night-by “Red”
Yoho ’42, and Walter C. Parsons
_’42, co-managers.
i ~ Independent Champions
League No. 1 . .Watts Hall Blues
League No. 2~ ... . Colohial Hotel
League No. 3 .-. .Homan Hillmen
League No. 4 . ;Rocky Ramblers
League No. 5 ... ...8.R.8. No. 2
League No. 6
Fraternity Champions
League No. 1 ...
Sigma'Alpha Epsilon
League No. 2 .... Sigma Pi No. 1
League No. 3 ..,. .-Delta Upsilon
League No. 4 . .Delta Tau Delta
League No. s':. \. Delta Chi
League No. 6.. .Delta Sigma Phi
League No. 7 Delta Theta Sigma
League No. 8 Pi Kappa Phi
League No: 9 - -.Sigma Nu
League No; 10 Phi Sigma Kappa
League No. il Beta Theta Pi
The first round of final games
begins. Tuesday night. Coiohial
Hotel meets Homan Hillmen and.
8.R.8. No. 2 engages Irvin Hall.
Watts Hall Blues’- and Rocky
Ramblers '
In the fraternity classification
only three games will be played
Tuesdays—Delta--Tau Delta vs.
Delta Chi, Delta Sigma' Phi vs.
Delta Theta -Sigma, and Pi Kap-
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Syracuse Boxers Stick
To Studies, Decide Not
To inter National Meet
The 1940 Eastern Intercolleg
iate championship boxing team
will not be represented in the
seventh annual NCAA tourna
ment, to be held in Rec Hall
starting next Thursday,-Syracuse
University officials announced
yesterday.
A telegram to Ridge Riley,
College sports publicity director,
stated that the EIBA champion
ship team, which includes five
individual titleholders, had de
cided to forego national mit hon
ors in favor of scholastic achieve
ments. This reduces the entry
list to 21 colleges.
Irvin Hall
.pa Phi vs. Sigma Nu. Byes for
the first round were drawn by
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Pi
No. 1, Delta Upsilon, Phi Sigma
Kappa, and Beta Theta Pi.
Elimination games will be
played next Thursday and the
following Tuesday with cham
pionship finals scheduled for
April 3.
Sigma Phi Epsilon defeated Al
pha Zeta yesterday, 15-5, 15-8.
In the only other game played,
Beta Theta Pi downed Kappa
Sigma, 15-11, 15-10.
VOLLEYBALL
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The Lions
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Last Chance
Today- and -tomorrow is “quit
tin" time" for Captain Frank
Gleason, Joe Scalzo, and Chuck
Rohrer, three Lion wrestlers who
wind up their intercollegiate
grappling careers for keeps as
they enter the National tourney
at Lehigh.
In tournament competition, bad
luck has weighted down the
tights of both Gleason and Scalzo,
■who have been seeking titles for
three years. To be sure, the Nit
tany 136 pounder did capture the
Eastern championship in 1939,
■but although Captain Frankie
has improved in his muscle-grind
ing ability, for some reason he has
never been able to recapture the
elusive Eastern or National
crowns.
Scalzo, who came to State
highly-touted as a high school
grappling ace, has never been
able to overcome a jinx which
has dogged him through every
tourney he has entered. Twice he
was halted by Lehigh’s bogey
man Harold Masem in the East
erns. This year with Masem de
parted via the sheepskin route
from the halls of the Engineers,
Scalzo was upset in his first
round match by Don (You Made
Us) Blue of Navy. The squat
Nittany wrestler had licked the
Middie once before in a dual meet
this season.
At” 165 pounds, Chuck Rohrer
will be entering his first National
tourney, with no startling past
history- to talk about.
Just how these three Lion sen
iors will fare is about as certain
as tomorrow’s weather, but they
can’t do worse than they did in
the Easterns.
Not So Good, Orange
This corner feels that Syracuse,
.by..’refusing to enter its Eastern
championship boxing team in the
Nationals here, has kicked them
selves in the teeth. We think it’s
the Orangemen's duty to repre
sent the East, after takiifg the
sectional title. As the saying
goes, it's always better to die
fighting, than ...
Gridmen May Get First
Outside Practice Today
After spending the first three
weeks of Spring football practice
in the class room because of nas
ty March weather, 60 gridmen
will attempt to work out on the
still snow-covered practice field
today, Coach Bob Higgins has an
nounced.
“The boys will at least be able
to stretch their legs a little, and
at the same time help to melt
the snow. We are two weeks late
now,” Higgins said.
Dean Schott To Speak
Dr. Carl P. Schott', dean of the
School of Physical Education,
will be the main speaker at the
Pittsburgh Downtown Y.M.C.A.’s
annual Sports Dinner tonight.
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this year, but the Lion grappler
is conceded an even break against
Charley Zalonka of Temple, 111-
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for tomorrow. Drawings for Larry Picket, EIWA champ,
'bracket ratings will be conducted Chuck Rohrer, i ittany d
this morning. P ouncl representative, who de
„ , . , , , , . feated Navy s George Weems.
Gleason, undeieated m eWa titleholder. in a dual meet,
lo dual bouts lor the last two wiU meet Crawford Grenard of
years, will stage a comeback Colorado State. Dick Brenneman
f ht , ‘ n h °Pf' ° f upsetting A 1 of Lehigh and Roberts of Wis-
Whitehurst, 136-pound national cons j n
champ from Oklahoma A & M. ■ ■ —’
Princeton’s Warren Taylor, wii
ner of the EIWA crown, ani
'Wilson of Indiana, are the othi
grapplers who threaten Whiti
hurst's hold on the title.
At 145 pounds, Joe Scalzo, whi
rocketed to second place in tb
1939 nationals as a sophomor
will meet an open field of toug]
mat opponents. Oklahoma A & ]
presents undefeated Bobb;
Arndt, followed closely by F !
M’s A 1 Schachemann, EIW.
champion Joe Quinn of Lehigl
and Minnesota’s Janesko. '
Penn State’s only champ, Littj
Charlie Ridenour, will seek
overthrow last year’s 121-poum
winner, 'Bob Antonucci of Indi
ana. Boasting decisive victorii
over all eastern competitors, Ric
enour must overpower such wes'
ern grapplers as Fredericks <
•Purdue and Captain Calvin Mel- *blai
horn of Oklahoma A & M.
The heavyweight diadem will
be guarded by Navy’s Johnny
Harrell, former Oklahoma A & M
national champ. Kerns was pin
ned by Harrell in a dual meet
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