TUESDAY, .JANUARY 19, 1943 a t N Ln Matmen • . , ittany Cagers Rally -Fails . . MlOmen Win, 1-1 io BeatS3) racuse Lo s e . n I /4 In All-Out Baffle In First Match To ranthers, 38 To al . a a Against Terrapins _.• . • Opposing a green and inexperi- Five Players Ejected . Gate-crashing is a hard, tough enced wrestling team, Penn State's Basketball Summaries Richards, Hawrylak, racket. For the novice, it .offers grapplers chalked up their first On Fouls During Tilt absolutely no future—so great has victory of the season when they Penn State-37 . Grey Win by KO ' s beeh the rise in efficiency of the defeated the University of Syra_ For two years Penn State ath- fg ft f pf t modern gate_tender. cuse 30-0 Saturday afternoon in letic team have habitually drub- Von Nieda, f 3 0 0 4 6 In an all-out effort, the Nittany Ibecame convinced of this fact Syracuse's Archibold Stadium. bed teams representing the Uni- Gent, •f 4 6 4 3 12 boxers ran wild over the Western last Saturday • night when I at- "Although we expected to win," versity of Pittsburgh, but last Sat- Hornstein, c 1 0 0 1 . 2 Maryland mittmen, winning 7-1, tempted to make my way. into Rec . Lion Coach Paul Campbell said urqay the tide was turned when Baltimore, g 2 4 1 2 5 in Rec Hall Saturday night. Ball, without an AA book, to wit- last night, • "our boys lost at least the Lion basketeers fell before the' Egli: g 0 1 1 4 1 Three knockouts were register ness the boxing opener with West- ,eight points when they failed to - Panther cagers at Pitt stadium Biery 3 3 2 2 8 ed by Penn State men, four de em Maryland, . . pin opponents they should have;." by the closest of scores, 38 to 37. Lawther 0 7 3 3 3 cisions were taken, and one bout At the 'time 'my monetary nego- One of the main :factors that A thrilling last minute rally in went to •the visitors. Pitt-38 Cations with Bursar Russ Clark enabled :the -Lions to win was the the final two minutes of play fail- . Grey Starts "Der Tag" *ere still pending, so I found it obvious ppor condition of •Syra- ed -by one point to make up a six- Malarkey, f 4 2 2 0 10 'First to administer "Der Tag" necessary to try the alternative of cuse's matmen. Credit • might be Artman, .f point deficit for Lions, and the •5 3 3 1 13 was senior Jackie Grey, 121- *ling entry on a Collegian pass. ' given. here to Cgach Campbell for Pitt quintet defeated the Lions Lohmeyen, C. 152 4 4 pounder. Grey, with a series .of The whole procedure probably keeping his charges, in such fine for the first time since they turned Jones, g 1 2 2 4 4 • rapid lefts and rights, floored his Would have gone off without „a shape. ' . the trick two years ago on the SwacUs, g 011 4 1 opponent twice in the second hitch, were it not' for the fact that Co-captains Win by Falls same court. Latagliata 0 3 2 0 4 round. The loss of Whitey. I forgot to bring along my press State's prospects for a win look- Nieda parz 0 0 0 1 0 Although Green got up from the VonS t Zernish 1 2 0 3 2 canvas, the referee stopped the card—a detail' I discovered at the ed bright after the first three touts and Co-captain Johnnie Egli. on ticket entrance. when Kryder Mattern, Co-captain fouls broke up the starting corn- Score by quarters: fight before the twoflyweights Charlie Ridenour, and Co-captain bination that had surged ahead at Penn State 8 6 12 11-37 could resume mixing punches. Sam Harry gained falls in the 121, Pitt the end of the initial quarter by a 414 5 15-38 Spotting his opponent 10 pounds eight to four count. still wasn't enough to keep Cap_ 128, and 136-pound classes to put Officials: Rhodes, Carroll. Von Nieda was ejected from the taro Billy Richards from scoring a the Lions out in front 15-0. _____. contest after but two minutes of • TIRO over 165-pound Gavulla in Al Crabtree decisioned the Or- the second period had been play- eight to two count. With a min- the first minute .of the second ange's. -only varsity letterman, ed, while Egli, after warming the ute of 'the opening period remain- round. Norm Wiedersum, 7-2, in the 145- bench during the third period be- ing, the Panthers started to hit Third KO for the Lions came in pound class. Crabtree gained six cause he had three fouls on him, the' cords and before the half was the final match of the evening points on take-downs and one played but a half a minute of the over they had taken a four point when heavyweight Frankie Hawr point on an .escape. Wiedersum's final quarter before he, too, went lead, 18 to 14. ylak rushed Ferris into the ropes pair of markers were both regis- to the showers. The second half opened as did and felled the Terrapin contender tered on .escapes. • Big guns for the Golden Pan- the first with the Lions capturing with a wild right hook. State's 155-pound contestant, ther's final period drive which the lead within three minutes. Win Four on Decisions But since .neither of the above Gardner Lindzey, decisioned Al- netted them 1 points was Tay However, soon after the fourth • Four of the fights were won on parties was available, I 'decided to ton -Finch 6-2, and 'Fred Reeve, Malarkey, and Wait Jones. With quarter got under way, the Pan- decision. Only Lion to bow in de try again at the balcony entrance. Lion - 155-pounder, decisioned Bert the- home team five points behind, thers retaliated with four - field feat' before a wearer pf the:Green -After listening to my -tale with a Ilusch 4-0, to add six' more points Jones changed the complexidh of goals and again took the 1 .3 eau. and Gold was Orient Martella .1 . 10 sympathetic smile, this second gen- to the already, high Blue and White the tilt when he 'scored a field goal - ,ilernan very solicitously advised score.' and converted a foul on the same Slowly the Lions whittled t in the lost by decision to Norman 175-pound encounter. me to take my case to a third, and Fred Corirad added another three play. • Pitt lead until with three minute Most professional looking of the . to play, the Lions had again gone older; party standing nearby. tallies when he decisioned oppo- Malarkey accounted for six of Lionmen was 155-pounder Jackie out in front by a margin of five Experienced in the way of the nent Bob - Ashley 10-3. Conrad the final period points—two of . Tighe. He won a decision over .. points, 32 to 27. ' .gate-crasher, ;however, the party scored •two points on take-downs, them on an amazing under-the- Western Maryland's captain, Char ;.of the third part-firmly informed six points on reversals, znd.netted basket shot at a moment wherehe It was then that the Lion de_ lee Godwin. - ,me - that my `!ruse" was - somewhat •two more on a time advantage.. was apparently all tied up. fence collapsed and Jones and Ma- Tighe also spotted his foe 10 antedated, and ,also hinted that it iarkey scored the winning points. - - Morgan Gets Easy Victory High scorer for Ihe evening was ' • pounds but still packed enough Malarkey scored what later - proved would sound better to the Ma ... shifty Bob Artman, Pitt senior for -wallop in his gloved fists to sting tines. In -the - final bout of the 'after- to be the winning marker on a ward, who tallied 13 points. This Godwin's body with left jabs and ' heavyweight there were onlytotal was just 1 few noon, the class, field goal under basket. Since aone more than the the short rights to his face. He also minutes remaining .until the fights States Bob Morgan was practical- dozen markers tallied 'by Larry With the Lions behind by a half chalked up several points by MOE .. were 'scheduled to start, I began to ly unopposed, not literally unop- Gent of the Lions. .Close 'behind dozen points, Hornstein followed ing Godwin miss his punches. • grow desperate;and asked the gen- posed, however.' Morgarr's sched- was - Malarkey with ten points: up a missed foul and tapped it in. Glenn Hawthorne, freshman - tlemari to let me call Leo Houck uled.opponent failed to appear -be- Before the final whistle had Biery followed with a close-in, 127-pounder last year, received a - - Who I assured him could identify cause of injury, hence an untried , blown, three Pitt players - were one-handed shot from the left of starting varsity assignment in the • me. But the chap remained ada- Syracuse freshman wrestler, Jim .thumbed from the tilt on fouls as the basket. Jimmy Lawther, who same weight Saturday night. By Rowland, faced the heavyweight. Penn manta well as the two State play- was a "bear" on the defense all decisioning Alexander, 'Hawthorne Asalast xesort, we agreed on Morgan won the bout by a 9-1 ers, but the Pitt trio were all night, ended the scoring for the continued his undefeated record trial 'hy penmanship. My first at- decision,.doing.everything to Row- around until the final two min- contest with a foul shot. begun last year. -tempt was strictly no-contest, since land except pinning 'him. utes of play. Following the foul shot, all that Alexander 'had boxed in the 121 'I made the mistake of printing my With their decisive victory over The game started out with the the Panthers had to was freeze class last season against Jackie name, which was do all my identi- Syracuse -behind them. Coach usual Lawther deliberatness as the ball for half a minute and Grey. Acation cards in writing. Campbell's wrestlers now are the Lions went out ahead by a victory was theirs. Wins Close One pointing for their meet with Lock Haven State Teachers' College Bill Shabacker who fought his first Saturday afteinoon in Rec -Hall. Cowell Sets EISA B ackstroke Mark fight since his freshman year. Rather tall and long-limbed, Sha- Intra-squad eliminations for the backer capitalized on his reach starting lineup against Lock Ha.. o which was successful in warding ven get. under way-at today's prac- As Lions Beat Carnegie Tech 43-32 off his much shorter opponent for tice. three rounds. Below is a summary of the Penn Backstroking into a new East- 300-yd. Medley Relay Penn Shabacker still lacks experience, State-Syracuse wrestling meet. ern Intercollegiate Swimming As- State (Cowell, Juve, Hirshfield), as evidenced by the fact that he sociation record, Penn State's first: Carnegie Tech, second. Time appeared to be at a loss every time Another attempt was dust as fu- , Wrestling Summaries -speedy freshman, -Bob Cowell, —3:23.2. he stepped inside of Frank Faugh tile—the -flair was still there. .. . took the 156-yard backstroke 220-yd. Free Style—Knoll, Penn man's guard. Frankly, I -too ,began to believe The summaries follow: event in 1:40.7 helping the Lions State, first; Wesner, Penn State, George Outpunches Hall that' maybe I wasn't myself but to vanquish Carnegie Tech by a second; Galbraith, Carnegie Tech, Earnie "The Sailor" Georgetal • Mate 121-pound: Mattern (PS) pinned someone else. The stalemgte was 43-32 swamp, as the Blue and third. Time-2:36.9. . lied a point for Penn State by out- . gna (5) in 1445 of second per eomplete. White opened its swimming sea- 50. yd. Free Style—Christy, Penn punching Howard Hall in the 145- . . iod with body press. es points.) ,An eleventh-hour compromise son at the Glennland Pool on Sat- State, first: Chovet, Penn State, pound feature. 128-pound: Ridenour (PS) pin-George piled up the points with vas reached when the •gentleman urday afternoon. second; Veneer, Carnegie Tech, - ned Katebak (S) in 0:15 of the -sec- his furious lefts and rights. Even •agreed to sanction entrance on ' . . Cowell, who hails : from Carneg- third.- Time-26.3 secs. ond period with a short arm andu .. the - blue cat tattooed on his left condition ; that I return next Sat- . ~ scissors. AO points.) • upper arm _ was slightly groggy . " prday with an AA boqk and unim- ' , former record which was held by first; Lee, Carnegie Tech, second; Peaehable proof that I was my- • .136-pound: Harry , (PS) pinned George Kojak of Rutgers with a Smith. Carnegie Tech. third. from the jarring jolts passed on to • self. '. Andrews ,(S) irt 2:39 of the .. first time of 1:41.4. The Penn State no- . 100-yd.,Fxee Style—Venzer. Car- the Terrapin gladiator's face. - ..period- with a txtdy press. (5. vice is .also holder of the junior , negie Tech, first; Mussehnan, Penn points.) ,- .•• - - A. A. U. backstroke champion- State, second: D. ' Miller; Penn Boxing , Summaries • 145,pound: Crabtree - (PS) de-' ship. State, third. Time-1:01.6. 121—Grey, Penn State, techni .:.cisioned ' l lkt:draws AS). 7t02. no The 30-yard medley relay, 1513-yd. Rackstrolge Cowell, cal knockout over Green, 1:21 of lime advantage. (3 points.) which started the meet, 'was easi- Penn State, first; Rymer:. Carnegie second round. " '.155-pound:,--•Lindsey • (PS).de- ly cePPe.d by Penn State. Follow- Tech. second; Kaithern, Penn 127—Hawthorne, Penn State. cisioned 'Finch (S). 6 to 2, two- ing this event, Knoll and Wes.. State, third. Time-1:40.7. (broke decisioned Alexander. minute time advantage. (3: points.) ner of the Lions garnered first record set by Kojak of Rutgers. 135—Shabacker, Penn State, 40- , 165-poundi Reeve (PS) decision- and second place respectively in 1:41.4). cisioned- Faughman. ed Husch .(5)..6 to 0,- two.minute the 220-yard free style race. 220-yd. Breast Stroke—Warner, 145—George, Penn State, deal time , advantage. (3- points.) Bill Christy, also a speedy State Penn State, first; Ferguson, Car- sioned Hall. IM - Entries Requested 175-p.ound: Conrad (PS)• de- tankman, then swam out into first negie Tech, second; Grossman, . 155—Tighe, Penn State, dee , . cisioned Ashley (5). 10 to 3, two- Place to boost State's points in the Penn State, third. Time-2:51.3. sioned Godwin. All entries for IM basketball minute time advantage. (3 points.) 5-0-yd. freestyle event. 440-yd. Free Style—Galbraith, 165—Richards, Penn State, tech and wrestling must be, turned inOnly two events were won by Carnegie Tech, first: Taber, Car- nical knockout over Gavulla. :52 Unlimited: Morgan (PS) deci . .the Carnegie Tech team, the 440- negie Tech, second; Goodman, of second round. by s*p. m. on Monday, January 25, sioned James (Si. 9 to 1, two-min- Eugene C. Bischoff, intramural di -yard freestyle and the 400-yard Penn State, third. Time-6:23.5. 175—Norman, Western Mary. ute time advantage. (3 points.) rector, stated yesterday. The en- relay. State won the 220-yard 440-yd. Relay—Carnegie Tech land, decisioned Martella. , trance fee for a basketball team is --- breastroke race, sending them to (Venzer, Spangler, Eyman, Lee), Unlimited Hawrylak, Penn $1 SUBSCRIBE NOW(—FOR YOUR , and 25 cents a man for wrest- victory. The summaries are as first: Penn State, second. Time— State, knocked out Ferris, 1:02 ot ling. DAILY COLLEGIAN. follows: 4:15.8. first round. ' BETWEEN THE LIONS By BEN BAILEY Sports Editor Proffering my matric card, I explained my 'predicament to the attendant, hoping he had at one time stumbled across one of my stories in the Collegian and would recognize me. The plan backfired, how ever, when he quietly advised me to tell my tale either to Neil Fleming or the Marines. The second attempt also failed—probably from haste ,and nervousness—when my signature contained a flair un like that on ,anv of ,my eel*. Ivly argument that one's hand writing, when standing differs from .one's handwriting when sitting proved weak. I have already applied. for a . hiith certificate, grhic.h..,4e j. • co - :imp:anted by , 'P4000,444 1 % Ansi Claris . . and nirlandia4Y , ..should settle the prehlesn of identify to everyone's 'saga ec tion. • ' Perin State's gate-tenders are superb.. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN PAGE nfall:a
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