■WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1941
Independent IM Cagers
Meet In Finals Tonight
Glen Alexander Named
Lion Wrestling Captain;
Garnered 4-2 Record
Glen-. Alexander, 155-pound
; grappler,. was- elected by his
teammafes last night to captain
r.thg; 1941-42. Nittany Lion wrestl
ing-squad.
Forced to move up a weight
: this".year he couldn’t
Iquite cope with Senior Joe Scalzo,
Alexander did yeoman duty to
pull some dual meeis out of the
fire_ to rack up wins for Coach
■Charlie Speidel.
f Alexander boasts a record of
four victories and only two de
feat?, losing to Captain Welles
.of,’Army and a close bout to Dick
Feldmeir of Princeton.
HUM Spring Entries
Due Next Wednesday
All entries for intramural
“spring sports in "both fraternity
and independent brackets are
now being accepted at 213 Rec
Hall with the. deadline set for
Wednesday, April 9; it was an-
: : nounced-. yesterday by Eugen C.
■'rßischoff, -associate professor of
l physical education.
:: . Registration-fees must be paid
at the -time. of entry. Physical
, examination." cards are required
for soccer-,-tennis, and track. The
list of sports and their fees are as
follows: .:
Baseball : .1"......,
Soccer (five" man)
Golf (four man)
Golf Putting .'.
—T.ennis-Cdoubles
Track
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Colonial Hotel Quintet
Faces Rocky Ramblers
Finals in the. independent
bracket of intramural basketball
will be staged- in Rec Hall at
8:30 tonight when the Rocky
Ramblers meet the Colonial Ho
tel. Fraternity semi-finals to be
run off at -the same time .are
Beta Theta Pi vs. Sigma Nu, and
SAE vs. Delta Upsilon." Results
of last night’s games are as fol
lows:
In a thrilling last minute field
goal, SAE came from behind to
down a hard fighting Sigma Pi
quintet, 12-11. Craig White
paced the winners with 6 points,
and Banks McFadden chalked up
4 tallies for the losers.
Another upset waS registered
in the adjoining court When Del
ta Upsilon, trailing 8-1? at the
half, defeated Delta Tau Delta,
31-24. High scorer of the game
was Jack Brand, DTD, with 12
points! Moylan Hull was high
man for the winners with 11.
Sigma Nu, leading-10-8 at the
half,-went on to nose out Delta
Sigma Phi, 22-19. Rod Sachs and
Don Taylor . each garnered 8
markers for the winners. The
losers were led by Roy Barclay’s
7 tallies and. Dave Marvin’s 5
points.'
. In one of the cleanest fought
games this season, Beta Theta Pi
won over Phi Sigma Kappa, 21-
15. The winners were paced by
Don Leyden with 6 points, and
John King "starred for the losers
with 7.
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Led by Jim Sampsell with' 9
tallies and Ken Cook’s 4, Colon
ial Hotel overthrew a hard fight
ing Watts Hall Blues five, 19-12.
Don Cassidy rang up half the
score for the losers.
.50 per team
.25 per man
The Rocky Ramblers fought
their way into the finals with a
trouncing victory over BRB No.
2 (Billetts) by a 25-12 score. Jack
Furman BRB was top man of the
game with 8 points followed by
opponent Morfy Steinberg’s 7.
After the fracas the Billets en
tertained their vanquishers at an
ice cream party.
Baseballers Practice
For Opener With Penn
With only-a little more than a
week of practice remaining be
fore their first game at Penn on
April 11, the varsity baseballers
ran through a practice game yes
terday with pitchers taking the
mound for three innings apiece.
Coach Joe Bedenk temporarily
switched veteran - Eddie Sapp
from his second base post to the
initial sack in'an attempt to solve
the first baseman problem.
’44 Golfers To Report
A call for all freshmen golf
candidates to report to the Caddy
Houes at 4 p.m. ‘today was is
sued by Coach Bob Rutherford.
Only two official games are sched
uled for the Frosh putters this
season. They will take on the
Cornell -freshmen here on May
10, and encounter Army at West
Point on May 17.
“Topper Returns” today to the
Cathaum Theatre for a three day
stay in a suprise booking engage
ment.
' Labeled a “hybrid” by its pro
ducers, this movie is guaranteed
to make the audience shudder be
tween laughs. It’s a good old
fashioned house -of- mystery
melodrama.
“Topper” again is played by
Roland Young, and his wife, by
Billy Burke. Joan Blondell, who
is killed both at the beginning
"and end of the picture, is the girl
vvhose wraith returns to heckle
“Topper.” ~
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Lighfbody Will Captain
1942 Ice-Hockey Squad
Larry Lightbody, brilliant Penn
State ice-hockey goalie, was
elected captain of the 1941-42
squad -at the annual hockey team
banquet held in the State College
Hotel last night.
He succeeds George Wolbert,
active 1940-41 captain and star
defense man of the Lion six.
Dean Carl P. Schott of the
Physical Education . school was
the principal speaker at the ban
quet. He commended the rise of
the hockey team from an insig
nificant standing do , a position
where they are accounted as a
regular varsity sport.
Due to The Disastrous Fire
ALLENCREST
TEA ROOM
TEMPORARY
HEADQUARTERS
BANQUET ROOM
SECOND FLOOR
Hotel State College
PATRONS WILL BE GIVEN ... .
• SAME COURTEOUS TREATMENT
• SAME QUALITY FOODSTUFFS
• SAME PROMPT SERVICE
AT THE SAME MODERATE PRICES THAT
WERE IN EFFECT BEFORE WE
WERE FORCED TO MOVE
OPEN FOR BUSINESS. . .
TODAY
Men’s Apparel
Will Be Located In The Former
GERNERD STORE ROOM
140 S. Allen St. State College
THE
WILL MOVE INTO
IN THE NEW
ON THE
OF THE
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