VRIDAY, FDBRUARY , 14, .1947
Scores 21 As Lions
Carnegie Tech 52-32
Bier'y
Beat
The Nittany Lions had little
trouble conquering the Carnegie
Tech basketball team in Rec Hall
Wednesday night, 52-32.
It was Jack Biery who led the
way as the Lions built up a 13-7
advantage in the opening min
utes of play. He scored three con : .
secutive field goals for this initial
bush, then w(iit
on to tally fivle
more field goals
plus fi v e. .to al
shots for, 211 points
—a total that feM
just short of a
modern Her Hall
record of, 22
points set by
B ler y against
Scow e h p e rinki
1942
Carnegie Tech,
Cif e'sip it e - tsoane
smart ball handling by Claugher
ty-, rarely showed a scoring punch
and trailed • 24-14 at half-time.
Only ..the Lions' own erratic
shooting kept the score within•
bound's.
As the .Nlitany • Lions were
whittling Carnegie Tech down
to size, Navy scored one of
the major upsets of the season by
knocking West Virginia fironi the
Matmen To Tra:vel To Cornell
There will 'he a lot or new
faces in the starting line-up when
the Nittany grapplers take to the
mats for their Saturday meet with
Cornell at Ithaca, N. Y.
With five of his regular starters
either injured or unable to make
the trip, Cowh Charley Seidel
is still not certain who• will start
for the Lions this week. He has
been holding inter-class compe
titions the last 'few" days - in an
:attempt to mold a strong team.
George Schautz, '12 , 1-pounder,
will probably start-at that weight.
In the 1213-pound class, Lux arid
Gray are competing for the berth.
Harrington, Noker and Mohney
are having a three-way battle for
the 136-pound nomination.
Ernie Closser, undefeated this
season, will probably start at 145
pounds. Grant Dixon, eastern
intercollegiate 155-pound champ,
is.on - the injured list and in his
place Wynn and Widdowson are
competing.
Dan McKeeby, a regular all
season, will get the call in the
165-pound weight, while Cham
bers and SpEeth are competing
for the 175-pound berth. In the
unlimited class Coach Speidel is
undecided whether Clark or Lang
will start.
The College Golf Course can ac
commodate between 250 and 300
players per day during the open
season.'
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Box Score
PENN STATE -
FG F Pts
'Simon, f '2 0 4
Lowther, f ..•.. 0 1 1
bietterick, c 1 11
Rusinko, g .... 4 1 9
K ulp. g 2 0 4
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Biery - 8 5 21
Russell 0 . 0 • 0
Parkhill 1 0 2
Nordbloom .... 0 0. 0
'Total
CARNEGIE TECH
• FG F Pts
Clougherty, f .. 2 3 7
Katselas, f I 4 6
House, g 2 0 4
Theodore, g .... 2 . 1 5
Meyer, g 0 2
Klein 2 — 1 5
Riehl 1 1 3
Total 32
Halftime score:
PENN STATE 24; TECH 14
unbeaten list, 57-W.
With Penn States next two
games sicheduled with Navy and
West Virginia, Coach 'Lowther
finds himself faced with two
teams that have lost only one
game apiece against good oppo
sition.
Puckslers Lose, 12-3
The 'Blue and White hockey
team lost its sec4onli game of the
season, 12-'3, when they met a•far
superior Army six Wednesday.
The O'Horamen did mell con
skilerlng the liandid'ap of lihtle
practice they have undergone all
season. The cadets tried 57 shots
at. the Lion, goal while . th e
L ions
made three of their ten tries. ,
The hockey team will meet
Georgetown in the ring behind
the East stands Saturday, weather
permitting.
Swimmers, Owls
Meet at Glenniand
Coach Lenny Diehl's varsity
swim team will stage its first.
home meet of the season when it
encounters an undefeated Tem
ple University-tank squad in the
Glennland Pool, 2. p.m. tomorrOW.
Winner of its first three en
gagements .Egainst Lehigh, Frank
lin and Marshall, and West Ches
ter, 'Temple will face a deter
mined Lion adregation, still
smarting from recent defeats by
Cornell and Syracuse.
Chairs to seat 150 spectators
will be placed on the main floor
4of the pool. In addition, standing
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Gymnasts Play Host To
Stephen Glieene; • three-time
NAAU rope climbing titlist, re
turned to the College for the
Spring semester and will com
pete when the Lion gymnasts
play host to Army for the first
time in Rec Hall, 8
.p.m. tomor
row.
The Lion gymnasts have been
able to defeat the West Pointers
only twice, and in 19'42 squeezed
through a tie despite the favored
and powerful squad they pre
sented against the Cadets.
Captains William'. Cronin and
Ray Sorensen. may display the
most contested competition when
they vie in the horizontal bar
event.
Cronin is undefeated in inter
collegiate competition on the high
bar, while Sorensen has also taken
first place in the same event
against th e Gophers and the Mid
dies.
With Greene back in the fold,
the Lions will present a formid
able trio in the rope event.
Joe ROssi, who climbed an un
official 3:6 in the Minnesota meet,
and Stan ( Wirtschafter will com
plete the Lion entries, for the rope
climbing match. Coach Wettstone
considers Rossi one of the best
prospects he has ever seen in
Lion Fencers To Meet
Temple in Home Match
Coadh Meyer's Nittany fencers
will tip blades with the Temple
bladesmen in flee 'Hall, 2 p.m. to-
Morrow.
In .two meets this season the
Lion Sencers have outpointed their
opponents in 'l3 epee bouts, tied
one, and lost four, in defeating Le
high and dropping a close match
to Army.
Coach Meyer and instructor
Harder will use only two men,
Dave Ozaro and Larry Tessier, to
double in bouts.
Nittany !fencers in the ifoil ibouts
will be Oz'arow, Bob Thompson,
and Rolf Wald. OZarrow, Tessier,
and Captain Bob Swope will !coin_
Pete against the Owls in the epee
bouts.
Completing the Lion line lip will
be Tessier, Jim Framo, and John
Macereary with the heavy saber.
room will be available in the
balcony. -
Freestyler Bill Christy and Owl
ace Bill Ackerman will head the
competitors in the 50-yd. and
100-yd. sprints. Another feature
of the meet will be the distance
freestyle competition with LIOn
Don . Knoll and Schmidt of Tem
ple pre-match favorites.
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GREENE ON ROPES
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college rope climbing, competiti(M.
Billy Bonsai'. 1946 'NAAIT fly
ing rings champion, is favored al
though Army is well fortified in
this event. Sorensen, will team up
with Bonsai' as the only two
lions to compet, on the flying
rings.
Rossi anfl Bon
sail will aid Sor
ensen on the h:),•-
izontal bar.
Army's Cronin.
Staitl: fey and
Weirster are ex
pected to give the
Blu, and White
'stiff competition
in this event.
Gree
ly send Grecte
will perform on
Bonsall the side horse,
with Meade, Sorensen and Emery
or Berliner competing on the par
allel bars.
TUMBLERS
Billy Meade, Petroff and Bon
sall will enter the tumbling
matches.
Each team will be permitted
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Cadets
to enter three men in each
event. Five places will be selected
by the three-man officiating com
mittee, with scores of 64-3-24
given in order of performance.
Possible team score is 96 points
for the event meet.
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