FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1945
McAndrews' Crew To Meet Army,
Bows To Virginia Boxers, 5%-21/2
Penn State's boxing team will
be out to avenge an early season
defeat when it meets a U. S. Mili
tary Academy squad at Recreation
Hall, 8 o'clock tomorrow. The
Cadets came out ahead in •the first
encounter, 5-3.
-Coach Marty McAndreWs is
starting Alan Pottasch,. freshman;
in the 155-pound class. Pottasch,
formerly a welterweight, will re
place Jack Seitchek who has left
for the Arthy.. Navy trainee Ben
Adelstein will take over in place
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PETTY ORIGINALS
Hand: Blocked Foulard Ties in new and
interesting motifs 2.50
of Vaughn Stapleton, who lost de
cisions.-at West Point and Virginia.
The Lion mittmen lost their sec
ond .start Saturday to an under
rated Virginia team, 5 1 / 2 -2%. Nick
Ranieri. and Capt. Paul Smith won
their . boutS by 'decisions antilLaro
Luhrs remained Undefeated'by de
fault.
In normal 'times Perin.- State
competes with.: intercollegiate- op
ponents in 16 spats.
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THE COLLEGIAN
Phi Delts Win
IF Basketball
League Title
Phi Delta Theta clinched the In
terfraternity basketball league title
by defeating the Phi Kappa Sigs,
League B champions, 36-28, in the
final playoffs last week.
Playing for the Phi Delts were
Buzz Cloud, Tom Smith, Wally
Schaffer; Glenn Smith, Bob Os=
man, Jack Forbes, and Don ,Her
zog.
The committee in charge of the,
leagile, headed, by Bop Gridley,
has named the following fraternity
all-star squad for the season: for
wards, Buzz Cloud, ?hi Delt, and
Scalise, Theta Chi; center, Jueles
Corrubia, Phi Kappa Sig; guards,
Charlie Duke, Triangle, and Frank
Mussrey, Triangle.
Honorable mention was awarded
to the following: forwards, Jerry
Kruger, Beta Sig, and Stan Speak
er, Phi Kappa Sig; center, Rosen,
Beta Sig; guards, Glenn Smith, Phi
Delt, and Ivan Kline,, Delta Chi.
The league standings follow:
LEAGUE A
Team W. L.
Phi Delta Theta 7 0
Beta Sigma Rho 6 1
Sigma Chi . 4 3
Alpha Chi Sigma 3 4
Phi Sigma Kappa 3 4
Phi Sigma Delta 2 5
Delta Chi • 2 5
Lambda . . Chi Alpha
LEAGUE B
Team W. • L.
P,bi Kappa Sigma 7 0
Theta Chi
Triangle .
Pi 'Kappa Phi 3 4
Sigma PI Epsilon .... 3 4
Phi Kappa Psi
Delta Tau Delta • 2 • 5
Barracks 36 Cops
V-12 Cage Honors
barracks 36 copped the V-12
basketball league championship
when they defeated Barracks 9,
30-26, Tuesday. Top scorer for the
season was A/S John Nolan, Bar
racks 36, who tallied 90 points.
Other final games resulted in
Barracks 13 defeating Barracks 26,
43-20, and Barracks 37 won a close
victory over Barracks 20, 32-30. In
the Wednesday night contest Bar
racks 24 topped Barracks 26.
The cage trophy is the second
athletic award won by Barracks 36
this semester. Earlier in the sea
son, tey • took the V-12 soccer
title.
Final league standings follow:
Team W. L.
Barr - has '36 6 0
Barracks 37 5 1
Barracks 9 . 4 2
Barracks 20 2 4
Barracks 13 2 4
Barracks 24 2 4
Barracks 26 Q
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ASTP Cagers Organize
Inier-barracks League
Army trainees at the College
have organized an inter-barracks
basketball league composed of six
teams from Company A and four
squads from Company B.
First games of the series were
played in the Armory Saturday
afternoon. Officials were members
of non-participating barracks.
Company A scores were:
Barracks 5 downed Barracks 28,
43-21; Barracks 8 tcok over Bar
racks 4, 42-29; and Barracks 27
won over Barracks 30, 27-16.
Company B scores were:
. Barracks 49 lost to Barracks 12,
32-22, arid Barracks 17 trounced
Barracks. 40, 38-16.
CQLGATE.BOWS. 37.26
Jumping' to• an early lead, the
Lion ,cagers• downed-- the• Colgate
Red Raiders, 37-26, in a' home con
-test Saturday. night. Forward Doc
Willison set-the scoring pace for
Nittany Lion Quintet
Faces Carnegie Tech
Coach John Lawther's basketball team will face the Carnegie Tech
five in the only game of . the week on Recreation Hall floor . Wednesday
night: Penn State defeated. Tech, 52-27, in an away contest earlier
this season.
Starting lineup for the Lions
Iry Batnick at the guard positions,
State Matmen
Wrestle Navy
Losing to a strong Army squad,
16-12, Penn State wrestlers will
travel to Annapolis tomorrow to
face a veteran Navy team, unde
feated since 1942.
Coach Paul Campbell will pit
Capt. Glenn Smith against the
Midshipman star; Capt. John Hale,
in the 155-pound division. Hale
won the Eastern title last season in
this division.
George Schautz, 121, will meet
Mickey MacDonald who annexed
the 1944 Eastern and National
championships and was voted The
outstanding college wrestler in the
country in 1944.
Other grapplers starting for the
Lions will be Bob Crease, 128;
Steve Greene, 136; Hal Frey, 145;
Wisherd, 165; Chuck Ha 11,175; and
Don Miltenberger, heavyweight..
Schautz, Crease, Greene, and
Smith won bouts against Army
Saturday night to score 12 points
against the Cadets, the most tal
lied against them this season.
Army's Lyle Edwards pinned Hall
in 7:14 and Joe Stanowicz pinned
Miltenbelger in three minutes to
clinch the meet. •
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Bucknell 'University was Penn
State's first opponent in football,
basketball, and baseball.
THE PENN STATE PLAYERS
present a
25th ANNIVERSARY EVENT . . .
EXHIBIT of
SCENE DESIGNS & WATER COLORS
From Broadway Productions
by Oliver Smith
Penn State, '39
M. 1. GALLERY • FEBRUARY 5-11
SWING INN
THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT MOO
DANCING
will probably be Bill Nugent and
Slim Currie in the center spot, and
Doc Willison and Diolt Light as
forwards.
Coach Maxie Hannum, seeking
to avenge the Skibo's earlier de
feat and aiming for another Big
Seven victory, has lost two first
string men to the Army. They are
Leo Clougherty, one of Tech's
fastest ball handlers, and Center
Mike Theodore. . ,
:Rusty Scioscia has been trans
ferred from guard to the center
position and Tami Morinello was
moved up to the forward position.
Vince Fastuca will replace Scios
cia as guard while Tasso Katselas
and Melvin Klein will complete
the squad.
MIDDIES TRIUMPH, 60-27
The U.' S. Naval Academy bas
ketball team chalked up its sixth
consecutive victory. by swamping
the Lion courtmen, 60-27, at An
napolis Wednesday. Coach Law
ther's men held the Middies on
even terms for the first ten min
utes of play, when the score was
eight-all, but Navy forged ahead
from that point and had won a
24-11 lead by halftime. Doc• Willi
son started in place of Les Szepesi
in the tussle.
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