FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1942 BETWEEN THE LIONS By BEN BAILEY Sports Editor ' More than a thousand students found their way to Rec Hall the other evening to watch the In tramural face-lifters slug it out for individual titles in the inde pendent and fraternity ring con tgsts:' And almost a thousand students ,again voiced . their disapproval .of - several of the decisions hand ed • down by the' judges, who .again were 'borrotved from the •EOTC 'department. ' • ..• 'One dre w ratliVr lo'ud piotesi fioni the 'spectators Iva's' that iri which Fred Krug %v as handed a de ' alien - oVer Len Celanese in She 145-ticiund tlase:Alikinugh his obtwoik chid resbitiblb Mitt 61 a iientioned khniarbb, Janos() Ejppeared shaken eiiough - dandruff - loose from his oppotion't to Claim what ii.Vefi a cteal'n- cut decistoli in any b:thtcr riti4 —and yi)i.ki-d.4 of the ring the winner. . Another doubtful one was •the aiteP6atiiiiii" 'between tp6k 'and Brooks. Although 'he stopped. a er4;Pling hit in .the• engine-room . early in the opening round, 'Coy swung enough leather to, easily takes the nett YOWids and 'evek . stop ,'the bout. by . ripping 'AFOOeS . one 4'e.- . Ofien-i, the tiOc!-- 7 yet Brooks. Wa s. 'awarded the decisio►i:.' This :seine situation past en couraered....during the past sev eral '.seasolis when the ROTC of •freers came out with several con trotersial decisicinS. • • Perhaps, the IM Protnoters would do well to heed the suggestion of the vociferous one in the pOanut 'gallery the other •night, who advised the addition of a sailor or two in • the lineup of judges to add a Mile balance to the "mill - lary" point of view. One of the best bouts of the evening had little ...Toe Cutrone matched against Norm Gordon, Captain of the cross-country team, in the 121-pound 'division. After a fairly even start, Cu-. trove` began to throw everything but this wardrobe at . his bigger opponent to dispel . any doubt, in the mindS of, thek present as to Who, deserved:, the independent crown for' that weight. .. . 'Lack of- proper conditioning Winners in the independent Made itself felt in - several of the class will meet those in the Ira bouts when wheezing fighters ternity section' for All-College Strove valiantly in some instances crowns - Tuesday night, Decem tb bolster watery knees that dis-. ber 15 . played tendencies 'to buckle: A boxing exhibition 'by some of Nothing reflects - the sadly ne- the ensigns stationed at the Col glected physical condition of lege has also been booked for Penn State students in general the same evening, and promises More ;poignantly than a few to be an attraction well . worth rounds of boxing with heavy seeing, judging from the hard gloves, . workouts the sailors are holding . . Those of us -who will be in Rec Hall. . . . . . .. . . . . . .. • . „,. ..... . . , .. . .. . Bath year the Associated Press Bureau of Pennsylvania selects an All-State football leain and usually has ii spread out over most . of the school's in Pennsylvania. Veit seldom do more than one or two Men ° from 'one squad get honored, but this year four of Penn Slite's . squeA weie honored by the sports writers and coaches of the State Who pick the team: The whole left aide of the felnetik Lion line was chosen, namely, Bob Davis, Ken Schoonover, and Rohn Jaffufs. The ;AAA. choice was Aldo Cenci, 230-poUnd blocking back of ,the Bine a n d White. Schoonover 'received of votes in The 'poll. Above, they be 'Cenci, Jaffurs, Scliodriove - r, and Davis. 1943 te*cilig diedule Th`e 're s nc'Wil4 1 4 Y43 ' January: In—toil: y en, tome. t'al;k6ar Y =-rigiry, away. 1 '• 2b—sy:a:ciae. 116174. • March: , • 163* York city. ..„ Druids,SophHonorary Elects Becker Prexy Druids, sophomore athletic liohorary, 'elected Robert—Becker preSklent at a recent meeting oL the organization.'", , • Leo mobile,' football star, was named vice-president of the hat society, and Horace Smith was re-elected s'ecretary-treasuer for the second, semester. Becker replaces Johnny Graf, sophomore 135-pound boxer. leaving here in the near fu 'titre for the armed forces are going to have our hands full beating the Sap .who has been training' for generations on American scrap and rice left overs. 66 Baffle Filter Thrills Smokets USED IN MEDICO PIPES, CIGAR, AND CIGARETTE HOLDERS New York—The scientificr, absorbent filter has contributed _ THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Four Penn Staters Dominate All-State Selections ::•.,P.::•,::•:Y•*%*:::%•::/::::::• 1 ! , • ,: $: : : : :•:•' :: :•: . : ; ••••• , •••• • • • • ••••2:::,..c. Davy i liffilit, SthOODOVer, tend Mien 10 Ail-Penns. lvania Team Associated kre.ss Ha i s:Altiludi Poll P.enri.State. with four selections, doininates the 1942 Associated .Pregs All-Pennsylvania College : football fehln. announced today. . . The entire left side of a strong line that led .the Nittany Lions to six victories against one defeat and a tie, along with Aldo Cenci, Penn State's ,Great Blocking Back, was placed on the All-Star eleven by a vote of coaches and sportswriters. The other -'seven plac*es went to Pennsylvania, Pitt, Lafayette, Du quesne, Villanova, Lehigh and St. Vincent. This is' how the team lines up: Bob Davis, Penn State, and John Svenson, Lafayette, at the ends; Ken Schoonover, Penn State, and .Toe Cibulas, Duquesne, at the tackles; John Jaffurs, Penn State, and Mort Shiekman, PennsylVania, at the guards; Baptiste Manzini, St. Vincent, at center; and Bill Dutton, Pitt; Al Postus, Villanova; Stan Szymakowski,"Lehigh, in the backfield with Cenci. ' For replacements the coaches and scribes picked a second team composed of Bernie . Kuczynski, Bert Stiff and John Donaldson, of Pennsylvania; Charley Nagle and Ramsey MaddOck, of Lafayette; Walt Szot, 'of Bucknell; Fred Ditt-' man, of Dickinson; Joe Jordan; of Haverford; Hal Shoener, of Le high; Pete , Gorgone, of Muhlen berg;• and Max NieMasa, of Du quesne. An additional 83 players from the state's 43 collegiate eleVens, including Dickinson's great for ward passer, Doug Rehor; Mora vian's Dave Griffith; and Franklin and Marshall's George Mono, were given honorable mention. Many outstanding freshmen, such as Temple's Joe Nejman, Bucknell's Johnny Paar and Felbr- Siezege, Penn State's Larry Joe and Joe Colone, and Penn's Le- Roy Pletz, are on the honorable mention list. Dutton, termed a back capable enough of making one of Pitt's old time powerhouses, and Schoon over, called "amazingly fast; alert and rugged," received the most votes. Jaffirrs, Cenci and Szyma:: koWski , Were .clese behind. Other members of the state's outstanding team, Penn State, were given honorable mention in the AP selections. Leo Nobile and Steve Suhey, the sophomore guard duo; Captain Lou .Palazzi, the cen ter; Will Van Lenten, senior end; and Sparky Brown and Jack Ban bury, both backs, were the ones so honored. Coda' Meyett to Pick Varsity feikETs Penn State's fencing team, af ter holding practice sessions for the Past four weeks, will unof fically start its season in Rec Hal, tomorrow • afternoon at 2 p. m. when members of the squad meet each other in Intra-Team corn- Petition to determine varsity members - for the 1943 season's team. • Fencers who will compete against each other in tomorrow's competition are: Foil—Wally Riley, Bernie Han kian, Bob Swope, Tim Reede, Tom Davenport, Welling Graul, Larry Tessier, Dave Ozarow, Al Spitzer. and Jim Framo. Epee—Riley, Hankian, Swope, DaVenporty and Tessier: Saber Hankian, Davenport, Weiss, Bill Burleigh, and Jim Montgomery. The foilwielders have not been able to get their orders filled for equipment, especially those for blades because of the need for metal for the war. PAGE THREE Scholarships - - - (Continued from Page One) scholarshiD was given to Jack l'anfhamtis. The Senate also granted a me morial scholarship of the claSs of 1922 to Lois Jeanne . kaiser. Outstanding academic achieVe ments earned six other senior and ~graduate students Evan Pugh' Senior . scholar Ships. Those who Will 'receive either a gold or silver medal include Harry D. Cohn,.William -W. Cooner, Archi bald M. tlyson, Ruth tittinan, Joanne Marie Palmer, and George W. Rusler. e,.., ygt rail * / r‘7l ~~• 41r ( l i;11 1 ;to sot _ot 'MOM E NT SI SON YOll LAY ' I YOUR EYES ON THOSE '- LOVELY NEN DRESSES B tki • for t 6 JUNIOR MISS , CHARLES SHOP
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