.FEBRUARY. 5, 1942 Nittany Lagers Defeat Navy ~!n Fouls, 29/15 Atos,s Wes Honors . The Summaries: Ftenn State 29 0 11 0 1 1 ? POiniS fpieptl to Flw paily . 9 1 ;4104T Gent, I ANNAPOLIS, Md., Feb. a—Su-. Gross. f Baltimore, ,c liiet:iOr Toni shooting again proved to be a 'victory Margin as Penn Rarmn, g • • S'tate's Nittariy basketears coh:' Grimes, g iinUed their . winning 'stride • by E g li, g •• • • •Sinlang the . NiVY courtmen in a Totals_. ... dose 20-0 battle on the Acalderny flcioi, here this aiternOOn. ' ... ... •--• • • ' ' -Marred -by ragged court tactics Lacy, f ... Zoeller, f • . at - 0 'poor shootirig,'.the game • • ;A:iaa'a- . Patrick ' see-saw affair übtil the last three 'll4tg/I, c minutesminutes•Wiien the visiting tion . , g • ~3 forged out in front w ith a timelyely lusik, g ... rally. AlthoUgh both aggregatiOns g untener, I . tallied 11, field teals, Penn State's Totals ... .quiff tet,earned its winning advant- Score by halves . - 40. at the foul line, jiist'as it did in' Penn State • .. defeating a faSt Temple outfit - in Navy Philadelphia Saturday night. . • • kArrier Gross, senior co-captain . of .the vtfsiOr t s, continued to carry filAlumnus Boxer e 'brUnt . of Penn - State's current four-game victory streak, es he 6* high-scoring laurels with 12 . ern s points.. Little Larry Gent, Lion • , • oach As R t sophomore forward, closely trailed ' - -•- Gross by tallying 10 markers for Rec Hall will be a familiar sight second honors, to Mike Ronman, the North Car . Siary's midshipmen jumped. to olina boxing coach, *hen he brings an early lead following the open- his team to our .camPus`to chal ing tin-Off, but'Coaah John' Law- lenge' the Hduclinieii Saturday ther's .- proteges slowly worked night. themselves back into, the running, ' 'When Ronman rose from the in and' finally forged ahead, 14=12, as tramural ranks In :1933 and donned the first. half ended. • a blue and white uniform under Led bY.Gro.a,a, who . 1 ,9,91:,c4 j•11• 1, ,V , r ( ? . the Intelege of thp Nittany mentor,one-handed field goals,' the 'Lions Leo HOUck, he ,prObiblY never ex came back strong in• the second petted. to - return to .the campiis half. After live minutes, Navy had with a team of his o*n. and pit it still been held 'Scoreless, and -.the against that of his former Coach. ' NittanymemWldenedthe margin to - The d.aielina coat Ti. fought sev -18112. - - ' ' • • .eral boi4t in 1933 - m1i:1 . 14i:4 gaining •Busik and Zoeller-retaliated for experience along. with the Houc;k the Middies, however,: and Wav,y. Otyle of boxing. ~A Ougger and a went ahead momentarily, . 19-18. 'hard trainer, ROnrrin adopted an But the Lions -regained the lead on. aggreSsiVe'technique in the ring two' foul tosses, ,and from then on and combined' it" with clever left. the .visitors were never headed. In and right jabs to start a commend the last 'three .minutes; Larry Gent able career. ---- and Herk Batlimore ,rallied and Ronman lost only three fights widened the victory margin to 29- for the Nittanymen in his boxing 25. career, topping his fistic record off —_ . With intercollegiate championships • in 1934 and 35. Wellstone Ropes He 'boxed in the 127 class , . • throughout 1933 and 34 and al- For Gym V ictory though he was short and retained With • Captain Charlie Senft his same weight in 1935, he filled a nearing record time in the rope gap in the 135-pound division climb and the return of Eddie An- when he captained the mitmen in derson to the tumbling mats, along his senior year. - with the rapid improvement of His first love was boxing but several of the varsity men, gym .Mike was also a music enthusiast. coach Gene Wettstone looks to- A member of the glee club and an ward the initial league tilt against annual performer in Thespian pro- Princeton in Rec -Hall Saturday ductions, he would sing anywhere night with a spark of optimism. and at any time if someone made Senft has reduced his time on the a requeSt rope to 4.4 which is -but one-tenth of a second over the mark set, by last year's 'ace Lion climber, Ro man Pieo Wettstone believes the entry of Anderson in the tumbling event will clinch many points for the team this year and expects him to team with Harold Zimmerman, whO is undefeated so far this-sea . - 'ion, to aSsurelhe — LiOns'Of firSt and second positions. Commendable progress has been Made by Charlie Lebow, Sid Rud man, Sol Small, and Ed Trybala this year and tl - ie,iym mentor says they have exhibited better form this past week than any time in their college careers. BUY DEFE N SE STAMPS AND BONDS 4 r On Valentine's Day REMEMBER MOTHER SISTER SWEETHEART WITH A BOX OF CANDY —from— GRAHAM and SONS Where the Athletes Meet! Navy .25 Lion Swimmers face Two Weekend Meets Penn State's varsity swimmers will attempt to gain their first victory of the year when they clash with the Carnegie Tech and Pitt natators in an important dou ble bill tliis week - end. Alter dropping ;their season's opener against * Pear. en .Thnuary 10, the Lion mermen`have remain ed idle. TomorroyVafternoon the Nittany tankers 'will get back in stride when they meet the Tech Skibos, who were ope of 'the only two teams to be defeated by Coach Bob Galbraith's proteges last yecr. Saturday afternoon, the Lions face a strong Pitt squad. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Tot Nllirose Entrants 1°25. Prodlto Outdoors While Barney Ewell, Don poi bin, and 'Gordon continue to point for the ;kAillrose Games in Madison Square Garden Saturday night, the reinOnd'er of the track squad is preparing for time trials at 1349 p. m. Satiikday. With last night's slight letup in the. weather lierpnitting the 'thin- Npad to nibve I'br the first time in ten days from the sharp coinered' Aec Hall track, the whole team ran thrOugh a stiff •workout on the temporary outdoor board track on New Beaver Field. 15-29 13-25 •Ewell and Dolbin practiced starts in preparation for the 60- yard dash event in the Garden's initial winter track extravaganza and' then finished their last heavy workout before the meet with a fast one-lap sprint over the tenth of a mile track. Gordon ran two separate quar ters as .his final stiff tuneup before he starts in the 100-yard eevnt in New York against the top distance runners of the country. The weekend time trials will serve as an elimination meet to de cide •the members of the squad which Chick Werner, varsity coach, will take to the Penn A. C. meet 'in Philadelphia February •13. Tentative plans call for elimina tions in the half-mile, 40-yard dash, and: he 50-yard high ,and low burdleS. A.sOirants for the two rclay event, in which a four plan team runs separate 'BBo's, are Mac Smith, Mak Peters, Ciurt Stone, Alex: tourgerie, iterm,dorf berg, Ed Miller, and Bob Haiel. Entrants will also be made in three field events; the pole vault high jump, and shot put. Joe Ba kura, varsity traak - eaptain, has been leading in the vaulting trials with vaultS of 13 ft..o in., but is 'be ing pushed by Bob Noll, another senior vaulter. Orvis Krug and John Glenn will probably head the high jumping contingent, while Saul Hanin, Stan Goldberg, and Ken SChognover wil lcompete in the weight events. Frosh {agars Engage Bisons Rec Hall will be the stamping grOunds for the Little Bisons when they meet the Penn State freshman quintet at 8 o'clock tonight. Having decisively downed the Bucknell yearlings twice last year, 'the '45 cagers will try to keep the Lewis burg courtmen out of the win Col umn. Coach Nick Thiel announced he will start Big Russ Eckert in the center slot, Jim Lawther and Jack .Weber at the forward posts, and Bob Beck and Jack Pfirnian at guards. Cal Clements, who was one of the main cogS for the frosh in first Semester ;battles, will not be avail= able for the 'remainder of the sea son. He left school. Any freshmen who, have recently enrolled or who are second semes ter students are eligible to try. for the squad, Coach Thiel said. No players will be cut. When the Cubs take on Kiski, a prep school from Indiana county at 2 p. m. Saturday, they will be matched against the only team which holds a victory over the freshman squad last year. The lone defeat was suffered on the Kiski floor. 111 Entry Deadline Nears Deadline for entries in intra mural basketball F:nd wrestling tournaments has been set for noon Saturday. Participation fees are 23 cents for grapplibg entrants $1 Cer cage squads. Sports Calendar Today Frosh basketball, Bucknell, Rec Hall, 8 p. m. Tomorrow Ice Hockey, "dornell, Away. Swimming, Carnegie• Tech, Away Saturday Frosh basketball, Kiski, Rec Hall, 2 R. m. p:sunnatics, Princeton, Rec Hall, 7 P. m. honing, North Carolina, Stec Hall, 8:30 p. m. Basketball, Carnegie Tech, AWay. Swimming, Pittsburgh, Away. Fiencing, Navy,' Away. Ice H6ckey, Colgate, Away. Wrestling, Temple, Away. Former Owl Veteran Helps Train _Grap plers If' the Temple Owls put up a good fight against the Nittany Lions in the mat contest at Phila delphia Saturday, it May be dile largely to the • efforts of a well built, fiery 'grappler' who coached the Wrestlers in 'the occasional ab sence of Coach Lloyd BOlm. Pete Bernardino, former captain of the Temple grunt-and-groaners and unbeaten defender of the 136- patina claSs for ka:ur . years, is now serving as assistant wrestling coach. "Officially I am the coach; ac tually I am the assistant;' chinas Coach boiin. - Last year . Bprnadino .went thrOligh the season with a liadly injured lmee and remained unde feated in addition to e's - tahlishitig a record of having never missed a meet. BUY p,Er-ppg ST NS You trust its quality BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Coca Cola Bottling Company of Altoona In State College PAGE THREE Puckmen Take Road To Meet Colgate, Cornell Penn State's varsity hockey team will resume rink competition to morrow and Saturday in a double road engagement against Cornell and Colgate. The .puckmen have been idle since their 5-3 defeat at the hands of Georgetown two weeks ago in Washington, 0. C. Coach Art Davis', boys renewed intensive drill on Wednesday, which was the first day the ice on the tennis courts has been usable since .the week of the Georgetown tilt. New equipment and uniforms have :been purchased and were is sued to the players yesterday. Stiffest competition on the road trip will probably be encountered with Colgate, rated one of the best collegiate outfits in the east, and winner of the Lake placid hockey irephy in the round robin tourna ment 'there last' Dedember. Not to be underrated, however, is the tilt with Cornell tomorrow afternoon. 'The Big Bed were run ners-up in the" Lake Placid compe tition; and are eXpec'ted to proirkle plenty of trouble' for the Nittany- Men: The meet Will be "liela in Tthaca, N: Y. CPaoh Davis will take a squad of 15 player's and two managers on the trip. .The starting lineup .will be virtually the same as that'whiCh saw action against ,creorgetoyvn. At The Movies cATHATjavi:. 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