WEDNESDAY, 'DECEMBER 10, 1941
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With PAT NAGELBERG
Sports Editor
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r]>6 Boxing Wars ..
If. you need more than the brisk
fittany Valley chill to remind you
hat- winter sports are with us
ince again, just'drop-into Rec Mall
iny afternoon this week and be
offvinced. Even more than the
ipening .of -the basketball season,
he knock-them-down and drag
hem-out boxing dntramurals. usher
n State’s 'ittdddri sport schedule in
iair-rasing style.
The three-ring circus of fisticuff
skills, and : laUghs was first intro
duced here by that noted patron
of- the fight game, Coach Leo
douck, back in 1923, which makes
this year’s tournament the 19th
successive" appearance if our arith-
metic doesn’t fail us. More than
my other "athletic-. .event on the
oampus, once you’ve had a taste of
it, you always come back for an
other glimpse 1 of. the fight-for
glory boys. .
.'This year the' tournament at
tracted nearly '2OO participants,
who have juSt ! completed the third
day of Penn State’s private war.
Whether!'this ihcrease is due to
natural c’auses such as fighting for
dear old. Kappa Kappa or-using
this chance"ftr climb to varsity
fame, it’s difficult to-say.
While on .this latter subject, it
would b'd fitting: to- note the anx
ious eyes, .";w|th, ..which Houck
wacthes the boys knock the h . . .
out of each other,. The boxing in-
Samurais are one; of the most fer
fe sources of inaterial for the
varsity isquad'.ahd more than one
beginner:'hadrhis'gtart there, in
cluded in; this group are Roy Han
na, captain,; Mike Cooper,
another Nittany. leader who gained
top laurels, lift theV:eastern cham
pionships, - and last year’s Paul
Scally, who was best 175 lb. man
iri last- year’s ' .national tourney
here. ■
Gridiron Slate
State-’s. football schedule for the
next three, years is announced to
day anddt' is with great relish that
we see .(institutions like Georgia,
Navy, ia'nd' ’.Michigan State listed
among the Lions’ future opponents.
With standout elevens from the
-South and 'Midwest Represented on
our schedule,: the; Nittanymen will
gain added ? national publicity
which should be trebled by the
current- rise of,.State to gridiron
heights. ■'
Of course, it’s the 1941 schedule,
released-.beforei-that.is the juiciest
'plum of them all; After opening
With Bucknell and Lehigh (the last
time the Engineers will face the
Lions for'sbirie'.time), State meets
six major, elevens in a row, includ
ing battlesfwitli'Penn and Cornell,
always looked/,forward to by both
players and s|udents. All that
stands; between State and a Rose
Bowl is an ; undefeated season and
the little matter-of a war now be
ing waged-unu,;".
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15 Score Wins
During Third Day
Of Boxing IM's
Four hundred boxing fans wit
nessed the third day of intramural
fighting in Rec Hall yesterday af
ternoon when 16 winners were
added to the second flight.
Sophomore class president, Jack
Gray, will fight Karl Yohn, and
John Banbury will meet Ralph Er
win in the: bouts expected to hold
the spot light today whan the first
round fights will be completed.
Results- of yesterday’s bouts fol
low:
FRATERNITY DIVISION
127-pound: McCord, TKE,
TKOed Delong, AKPi, in second
round. Welsh, Phi Kappa, deci
sioned Wagner, Gamma Sigma Phi.
. 135-pound: Blaustein, Gamma
•Sigma-Phi, TKOed Moore,'Phi Sig
ma Kappa, in third round- ,
145-pound: Host, Delta Chi, de
cisioned Fullerton, TKE. Charles,
KDR, TKOed Tanguy, SA!E, in
third round. Phillips, Phi Delta
Theta, decisioned Horvath, Sigma
Pi. Merrill, AZ, decisioned Mc-
Caughy, Phi Sigma Kappa.
155-pound: ' Bfryant, Tau Phi
Delta, decisioned, Crabtree, TKE.
165-pound: G. McCormick,
KDR, decisioned Riley, TKE.
175-pound: Calvert, KDR, won
forfeit from Ferguson, TKE.
INDEPENDENT DIVISION
127-pound: Penn
State Club, decisioned Taylor, Ath
Hall Waiters.
135-potind: ' Conley, Forestry
I Sodiety, decisioned Stiver.
155-pOund: Morford, Irvin Hall, -
decisioned Heatt.
165-pound: Borges decisioned
Heckert, Irvin Hall.
Higgins Awards
Football Loiters
A list of those receiving foot
ball awards was released last
night by Robert A. Higgins, head
football coach. Five seniors, eight
juniors, and nine sophomores re
ceived their varsity letters, while
three special awards, and three
minor awards were given to sen
iors and sophomores, respective
ly. The list follows:
Varsity letter winners afe John
R. Banbury ’44, James H. Bon
ham ’44, Bernard W. Brosky ’44,
Aldo Cenci ’44, Robert D. Davis
’44, William J. Debler ’43, Robert
D. Halpin ’44, John J. Jaffurs ’44,
J. Michael Kerns ’43, H. Leonard
Krouse ’42, Theodore H. Kratzke
'44, Robert J. Perugini ’43, John
A. Potsklan ’44, Louis J. Palazzi
’43, John A. Petrella ’42, Ken
neth D. Schoonover ’43.
William R. Smaltz ’42, Wilbur
Van Lenten ’43, Ralph F. Ven
tresco ’43, Paul L. Weaver '43,
Robert F. Wear ’42, and William
F. Finn ’42, manager. Threte spe
cial awards were given to John
M. Day '42, Charles E. Raysor
’42, and Donald R. Yoho ’42.
Three minor awards were given
to Charles McFarland ’44, Meryl
W. Mundwiler ’44, and Robert L.
Walters ’44.
John Barr Assists Thiel
Johnny Barr ’4l, Nittanv Lion
All-American basketball star, is
assisting Nick Theil in coaching
the freshman court squad. Barr
has recently been playing with the
'Oshkosh All-'Stars, 1940-41 profes
sional basketball champions.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Lion Football
Released For
Four Newcomers
To Face Penn State
Penn State’s football schedules
for 1043 and 1944, which will in
clude such newcomers as Navy,
Georgia, Michigan State, and
Maryland, were released yesterday
by Neil M. Fleming, graduate
manager of athletics.
Although it was announced some
time ago, the grid card for next
fall has also been listed. In the
coming campaign Coach Bob Hig
gin’s Lions will battle unusually
strong -teams from Cornell, Penn,
Colgate, Pitt and Syracuse.
The Nittany Lions last met Navy
on the gridiron in 1924, Michigan
State in 1925, Maryland in 1939,
while Georgia and Penn State have
never clashed before •in any col
legiate sport.
Penn State and the United States
Naval Academy will be. encounter
ing each other for the 20th time in
1943. Trie Midshipmen have won
10, lost 7, and 2 games have ended
in a deadlock since the 19-game
series began in 1894.
Michigan State and the Nittany
eleven played each other in 1914
when the former was known as the
Michigan Aggies. Georgia, yjho
will face Texas Christian Univer
sity in the Orange Bowl game on
the Lions in the second game on
the Lions i nthe second game on
the 1043 schedule and will open
the 1944 campaign on New Beaver
Field/' '
A point of interest on the 1943
schedule is the early opener, which
finds the Nittany outfit battling an
old rival, Bucknell, on September
25.
Complete schedules
1942
3—Bucknell ..
10—Lehigh
17—Cornell
24—Colgate ...
31—W. Virginia
Nov.
7—Syracuse
14—i Penn ...
21—Pitt ....
Sept.
25—Bucknell
Oct.
Oct. .
2-—Georgia Athens, Ga. 7—Georgia Home
9—‘Colgate Home 14—IBucknell Home
■l6—Navy Annapolis, Md. 21—Colgate Hamilton, N. Y.
23—Maryland . College Park, Md. 28—Michigan State .. East Lansing
30—Michigan State Home Nov.
4—^Syracuse
Syracuse, N. Y. 11—NYIU ..,.
Home 18—Maryland
Pittsburgh 25—Pitt
Nov.
'6^—Syracuse ...
13—New York U.
20—Pitt
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BISON HEAD Mai IMusser,
above, will direct his charging
Bucknell quintet against the Nit
tany Lions tonight in Rec Hall.
Speidel Urges
Mai Practice
■Regular appearances at wrest
ling sessions held every afternoon
in flee Hall is urged by Coach
Charlie Speidel who is greatly
pleased at the increasing number
■of men reporting for mat practice.
With a great turn-out at the end
of last week, attendance at the
•Monday and Tuesday sessions
dropped somewhat. Heavyweight
Jack Kerns appeared on the prac
tice mat this week to join Captain
Glen Alexander, Clair Hess, and
Charlie Ridenour, only varsity let
terman remaining from last sea
son.
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Bailies Unbeaten
Bucknell Tonight
Two unbeaten basketball quin
tets will meet in Rec Hall at 8
o’clock tonight when Mai Muss?
er’s Thundering Herd from Buck
nell University battles Penn
State’s Lions who claim an un
impressive walk-away over' Sus
quehanna and a more commend
able but hard-earned victory over
W and J.
In the preliminary, which is
scheduled to begin at 6:30 p. m.,
the Nittany jayvees will again en
counter the Penn State frosh who
have'been successful in downing
thie upperclassmen in both games
this season.
Realizing that his veterans have
not played as well as might be ex
pected, Coach John Lawther is
still somewhat dubious about his
starting lineup. Two sophomores,
Larry Gent and Davte, Hornstein,
showed up well against W and J,
an'd Herk Baltimore played es
pecially good ball in Coach Lafw
ther’s estimation. These three
personally accounted for 27 of
Penn State’s 33 points against the
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