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Iritratnural Competitions Wrestlers Leave
Advance In 4 Sports For Cornell Tilt
Handball, Volley Ball r
Eliminations Continue
Fbur intramural tourneys con
tinued in Rec Hall last night as
basketball, •wrestling, handball,
and volley ball competition was
•
resumed:
BASKETBALL
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In the opening fraternity cage
:contest Phi Gamma Delta swamp
ed. tlie Lambda Chi Alpha quin
tet, 27 to 9; Al Jones of the win
ners was high scorer with eight
'points in a game that featured 15
fouls.
Fine teamwork on the part, of
the Sigma -Alpha. Epsilon basket ;
ears spelled defeat for Alpha Sig
ma Phi by a 14 to 2 score.-Irvin
Hall Po. 2 .won'. by forfeit over
Atherton. Hall Waiters No. 2.
In
.another lopsided game, Pi
'Kappa Phi ran roughshod over
'Phi Kappa, 26 to 10. Paul Will
'hide of Pi Kappa Phi tallied nine
'countem to lead in scoring. In a
slow and rough tilt, Alpha Chi
;Sigma nosed out the Delta Upsilon
five, 10 to 6 after leading 3 to 1
at the half.
Scoring honors for the evening
;went to Bill "Bull" Laughlin of
the Alpha Gamma Rho five who
accounted for 12 points in his
team's 18 to 9 win over Delta
Theta Sigrna.:::.
, 0 'lead art the half was
enough for the Irvin *Hall frosh
to:Coast,to a 21 to 16 victory over
, the, Forf stry Society. John Ben
' , iiett ; S:to . ok scoring honors for the
winners with 11 'Counters.
Dave- AlstOn,--frosh football star,
..speked the •,Y-Le-Low in their
25jto 4 win over A. S. M. Watts
Ball .Blues
, - dolibled up on the
Lions Club'as the hall boys won,
" 16:to 8...1..'
Ilowrie, Alpha Chi
Sig; pinned.-Kennedy, ViKA, in
45;'.. - Wagnus, TKE, defaulted Ito
Pomeraptz, Beta Sig; and. Stein
. brnch, Alpha Chi Sig, defaulted to
Heirn,..Pi Kappa_ Phi.
. 126-pound: McGF4rvey, Kappa
'Big, defaulted to Sthiley, Phi Gam.
136. pound: Coleman, Delta Chi,
' decisioned W. McCord, AGR, 7-6;
. • ; lyforeshed„ Alpha Chi Rho, deci
sione)d.Crouse, Alpha Chi Rho, 5-0;
Willis, - DU, decisioned Denholni,
pi , Kappa Phi,. 5-0; McCauley, Phi . •
• Gam; decisioned McCall, PiKA, •
Lion Trackmen Face
7-0; • Richter, AGR, pinned Born- ".
man,.Alpha - Chi Sig, in 1:27. Strong Buckeye Cinder
145-pound: Goodwin, DU, de
faulted to Weigel, Alpha Chi Rho. Squad Saturday Night
•; .155-pound: P. Snedeker, Beaver Facing a team that 'has defeat-
House, pinned Thompson, Pi Kap- ed Michigan State, Pur
pa Phi, in 3:53. In the .only sche- due, and Pitt by overwhelming
I duled :independent bout, Bitting,
margins in the past. six weeks,
won by default fr:
om Mc- Penn State's track varsity will be
Intyre: 7 ----- - '
---- opening its dual meet schedule
165-pound: F. Stevenson, TKE, with one of the nation's top track
was.dec'Sioned by Saloin, Phi Kap- teams when they meet Ohio State
pa • Sig, 7-0; Amthour, Triangle, at the Buckeye field - house Sat
deciSioned Fell, Sig Pi, 5-4; Kruk,
urday night.
Sig
; Pi, - decisioned Jimeson, Phi The 15-man team, scheduled to
KEinpa Sig, 3-2; and Anthony, - leave Altoona at 10.ro'cloek to
. AGR, decisioned Weisenfeld, Beta night, will have a better than
• Sig, 7-0. even chance of upsetting The Ohio
Vnlimited: .Frescoln, Alpha Chi cinder squad in a meet which rm.-
:. sig, pinned Fisher, PiKA, in 1:30; tional tratk experts
.pick as one
and Bree, Gamma Sig, was deci- of the outstanding meets of the
sioned by Maddy, AGR, 7-5. indoor season.
HANDBALL • -
Sid Semler, Gamma Sigma Phi,
defeated John * Scheppman, Phi Marksmen Nip Montana
Sigma Kappa, 21-4, 21-9. Don For Seventh Straight
Bornman Alpha Chi Sigma, won
from Jim Kennedy, Alpha Zeta. Varsity marksmen bagged their
I-lE.rry Friedman, 'Phi Sigma Del- seventh straight win of the sea
ta, Ed Weaver, Pi Kappa Phi, and son by trouncing Montana State
Emerson Sortore, Pi Kappa Phi, as final returns of
were
week's
won by forfeits. postal matches were announced.
VOLLEY BALL The final count was 3688 to 3621.
First round play- in IM volley On the card for 'the riflemen
ball continued with Alpha Zeta this weekend is a shoulder to
No. 2 defeating Phi Sigma Delta, shoulder meet with Army at West
15-11, 11-15, and 15-12; Alpha Chi Point. Also scheduled for the
Rho winning over Lambda Chi Al- Lions are five,. postal matches
pha, 15-2. 6-15, and 15-8, and Sig- with Cornell, Drexel, Lehigh,
ma Nu ado. 2 eliminating Gamma Washington State, and Mississippi
State. ,
Sigma Phi. 15-8 and 15-6.
Naval reserves are training at
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS . Notre' Parno. A goo[i place to learn
Nittany'Boxers Practice
In Wee*lolol Dawn
' When.ntost students were slum
bering this morning, Leo Houck's
varsity mittmen were working out
in Rec • Hall in, preparation for
their match with thee Army Cadets
tornorrOW night.,irie Lions will
stop over in New York tonight
and will arrive at 'West point to
morrow morning. - •
The team is due for a tough
weekend with. tiijay's 7 a. m.
practice-- session-jtist a starter.
When the ringmen return from
their match at AfFity Sunday, they
will immediately work out since
they must face a strong Syracuse
team Tuesday night.
Gymnasts Depart
For Navy Today
All members of the varsity gym
team worked out hard yesterday
afternoon to add finess to their
routines befui e they embark on
their tour to Annapolis for their
meet with Navy tomorrow.
Coach Gene Wettstone an
nounced yesterday that practical
ly the same lineup that participat
ed at Temple meet_ would com
pete against NaVy: Lou Bordo
arid Ed Anderson will again be
listed in tumbling, Idving recov
ered from their .injuries and
Charles Warringtori--iwill bolster
the Lions in the side horse.
The freshman gymnasts are in
for a real contest thiS Saturday
when they meet the Navyplebes,
according 'to Coach •• Wettstone.
Undefeated in the past three sea
sons, the yearlingsi . ' will, meet
strong opposition in jilt plebes,
one of whom is the Pacific Coast
champion of the side-horse.
Lineup:
Horizontal Bar Bordo, Rud
man, Lebow and Trybala.
Parallel Bars Teti, Bordo,
Zimmerman, and Small.
. Side Horse—Warrington,. Bush,
Teti, and Small.
Rings' .Small and- Rudman.
Tumbling Bordo, Trybala,
Anderson, and Zimmerman.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
With only two more dual meets Claiming that they have de
scheduled, the Nittany wrestlers vised a plan to combat Penn
leave today for Ithaca where a State's famed sliding zone de
victory-hungry Cornell squad Tense, the Pitt basketball forces
will attempt to snap the varsity will get a chance to make good
Lions' winning streak when they their boast when they battle the
clash tomorrow. Lions in Rec Hall tomorrow night
A close match is expected as at 8 o'clock. '
the Big Red has shown champion- In the preliminary, Coach Nick
ship material in several weights. Thiel's yearling' cagers will be
Results in the lightweight di.vi- gunning for their fourth victory
sons may determine the victor. in six starts as they clash with
Coach Charlie Speidel .is mak- the Susquehanna frosh at 6:30
ing numerous changes in the P. m. .
freshman team lineup that met With hopes .of keeping their
Wyoming Seminary. Only three eight-game victory streak intact,
positions . will be filled by grap- the varsity courtmen will face a
piers who saw action last week. Pitt quintet that is on the rebound
The following varsity men will following an embarra'ssing loss to
probably make the trip leaving Carnegie Tech early this week.
by bus at 12:30 p. m.: Charlie The following article, which
Ridenour, Sam Harry, Allan appeared in the Pitt News, infers
Crabtree, John Henry, Captain that the Panthers have prepared
Glenn Alexander, Ralph Sayre, a surprise for the Lions. Accord-
Bob Morgan, and Mike Kerns. ing to the News, "Coach Carlson
Members of the freshman team has revealed that he has devised
will be Joe Steele, Henry Mat- a plan of attack to successfully
tern, Pete Dipner, Ben Ulrich, combat the Lions' famed block-
John' McNeely, Don Valenti, ing zone defense that gave the
Glenn Smith, and Jay Clymer: Panthers no end of trouble in the
Penn State's grapplers are -
-de first encounter. However, the
seeking their sixth consecutive Ridenour, 121-pound thunderbolt,
usually loquacious Doctor refuses
victory of. the season. Last year
will meet a foe worthy of his tal- to reveal any of the details 'of his
Cornell was humbled by an 18-6 ents in Captain Joe Littleton at
newly developed system."
defeat.
Cornell tomorrow. Littleton, also The Lions will lineup with El
undefeated this season, has a mer Gross and Larry Gent at for-
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS string of four consecutive victor- wards and Herk Baltimore at cen
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