TiffupSAY; FEBMIA4Y 20, AV
Boxers Prepare For Wisconsin
After Losing To Syracuse Orange
BY BEN FRENCH
Leo 1-louck'.s Nittany Lion box
ers rethrned last •night to the
Ike Hall sparring ring to prepare
for the Saturday visit of the
pkiwer-packed Wisconsin Badgers.
The Lion s lost their - fourth meet
of the season at Syracuse Tu-e•s
day night 7 1 / 2 - 1 / 2 when a slugging
Orange team exploded their POWeit
to take all but one bout. Captain
Jackie Tighe was awarded a draw
for the only Penn State score.
THREE TKO'S •
Three L'oas suffered' TKOs at
the hands of their Syracuse riv
als. Red Cramer's bout wii.h
Syracuse captain Gerry AuClair
Was stopped -.in the first round•
titer the 1042 MBA champ op
ened fast.
•Heavyweistht Dave Nemeth also
met former MBA champ—John
McArdle--and it was only 37 sec
onds before thr, Tipitt was .stepped.
McArdlr, had scored two knock
downs.
John Slusser took a pounding
from EIBA champ Bply Byrne
-itr 'nearly three rounds before
the referee awarded the light to
the Syracusae.
HAWTHORNE EDGED
'ln what was the evening's most
disputed bout, Glenn Hawthorne
icst a one-point decis!on to Vin
n!e' Byrne. Tit,. fight was stopped
in .58 seconds of the third round
when Byrne'F, right eye was cut.
intercollegiate rules .stata, that
the referee Alan: total `the points
at the time and award th e fight
to the man with the highet num
ber of points. Byrne was leading
by one point and Refere e Ralaiko
gave the right to Byrne although
the Syracusan failed .to land a
blow in the third round. The' fin
al round was 'scored 10-10.
TIGHE SCORES
Jacki e Tighe led the attack
throughout hi's. 1615-potinid clash
with Jim Rollier but' 'lTalalko
ruled that all three rounds were
ILions Jae Bondi, Jinx Cassidy
aad Pat Conlon lost close deals
iinß--in:--the meet , that failed to
see the referee award a single
rqund:'to the Lions.
' The • situmaivaries
125-POUNDS: Gerald Au. Clair
(S) TKO'd Bill Cramer, 1:30,, first
round.
130-POUNDS: Vinnie Byrne
(S) decisioned Glenn iHawthorne.
135-POUND(S: Joe Bongo- (S)
decisioned Joe Bondi.
' 145-POUNDS: Diok Prussin (S)
detcisioned Jini Cassidy.
1.55-POUNDS: Billy Byrne (S)
TKO'd John 'Slusser, 1:52, third,
round.
165-POUNDS: Jackie Tighe
(RS), Jim Roltier (S), draw.
' 175-POUNDS: Ray Fine (S) de
cisioned Pat Conlon.
HEAVYWEIGHT: John Mc-
Ardle' -- (S) TKO'd Dave Nemeth,
58 seconds, first.
Grapplers To Meet
West Point Squad
Ernie Closser, 145-pound entry
of the Lion wrestling team, will
be seeking his fifth Win of the
season Saturday when the • nit
tmy gnapplers take on Army in
Bee Hall.
Closser is expected to receive
strong opposition frOm Cadet
John Mock, captain of Army's
team. Last week Mock decisioned
Lehigh's Burns, with whom Clos
ser, fought to a tie earlier in the
season.
Lloyd Appleton, Cadet coach,
brings a well balanced team to
Penn State. The West Pointers
Jae exceptionally strong in the
lighter weights. Lehigh defeated
the Lions 234 this year and eked
out a close 15-'l2 decision over
the Cadets last week.
Cadet Al Fern will probably
start in the 128-pound class. Ed
Ilcbertson, veteran oT previotts
years, will appear 'at 1313 pounds.
Stan Thevenet, who Wrestled
gainst Penn State last year, will
probably be the 155-pound entry.
Coach Appleton has been using
Chuck Olentine at 165 pounds
although he is a 155-pounder. Joe
Finley, 175-pound. grappler, will
prdbably, start at that weight,
Grveli • the .prebahle,
choke . Atrahnitiid ,er.it4s.::.;
18:1
Jackie Tighe
Newcomers •
Syracuse Initiates Competition
In Gymnastics; To Meet Lions
When Penn State's gymnasts
journey t o Syracuse Saturday,
they'll meet a gymnastic team
'Which carries the colors of the
Orange for the first time in the
history or the College.
Never be2o r e• has Syracuse
floored an acrobatic squad, but
with the wide-Spread popularity
of this snort the Orange decided
to grab the idea for the 1941 cam-,
paign.
ROMEO COACHES
Coach Paul Rotheo, one-time
Indiana University star on. the
side horse, has a host of former
PIAA. gymnastic champs from
which he can select oline-up.
Most of these 'champions were
anxious to enter Penn State, but
the ever-crowded conditions here
forced them to seek enrollment
elsewhere.
Syracuse, with its new sports
baby, quickly accepted these
Pennsylvania titlists.
Syracuse is victorless to date,
but with the.sport just in its first
season, Orange fans are confident
the acrobats will soon hit their
stride. However, it may take sev
eral years before the present nu
cleus is shaped into a .champion
ship combination.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STARE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA.
West Pointers Get
Although the West Point gym
nasts found themselves with less
than half the number of points
needed to beat Penn State Sat
urday, at least four members
found themselves with twice the
number of girls needed "to do the
town"' Saturday night.
Arthur G. Ward, Pollock Circle
resident and one time West
Pointer, thought it would be a
nice gesture if he provided dates
for his ex-classmates.
Casual r e rk s like, "My
achin' beck, a real-live woman!"
convinced him that he should.
Ward finally achieved the task
he set for himself only to find
that the manager of the Nittany
Lion Inn, where Cadets Knapp,
Robb, Smith , and Whistler were
staying, had achieved the same
goal.
The Cdets, virtually unable to
date at the Point, were in
_a
stnringe =salon. They =tually
had to get rid of four women.
And they did.
Stephen Greene, winner of the
side horse event and runner-up
in the rope climb against Army
Saturday, will not =Eke the trip
t o New York.
Greene returned fOr the spring
semester after missing the fall
term, and' is remaining behind to
get his studies in shape.
Gerald Eddy will fill the rope
event gap lett by Greene, while
Charles Warrington may get one
of the starting berths for the- side
horse event.
After the Syracuse match, the
-Wettstonemen will return to Re'c
Hall. to meet Temple; March 1.
Temple is .also undefe'ated this
year and meets . Army." on Satur
day for the. second time this sea
son.
Earlier in the ' campaign the
Owls handed the Cadets a 50-46
defeat rand are- favored to repeat
the win.
The Penn State-Temple match
may be the deciding. contest for
the eastern league's champion
ship. Both are considered top
teams in the country today, and
the meet may turn out to be the
most contested competition in
gymnastic circles this season.
Too Few Points,
Extra Women
GREENE OUT
Down The Alley
RIMS Lead League
Taking all three games from
R.1.M.5.. Beaver House garnered
eight league points to finish on
top in the MIA bowling tourney's
first half.
In the other games the Snitlns
blanked Penn Haven .8-0, Nittany
Co-Op cam, up on the right Side
of a 6-2 contest with, W.A.A.S.S.,
and D.M.O.P.C. and Nittanv Den
deadlocked at 4-4.
Longford's Lazy Five won a
feit victory from the Henpecks to
complete the evening's schedule.
Jack Macaulay, bowling :for the
Snafus, hit 212, to become high
:Individual Single-game scorer.
.Rog Nestor amassed 547 points to
capture th,, three game mark.
The Snafus' 2284 points were
enough to make them high team
for the session.
FINAL STANDINGS
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Greek Bowling Starts
As the second• hall of the fra
ternity bowling competition got
under way Tuesday night. DClia•
Chi shone with the high team
total of 2632 and high team single
score of 956 to win from Delta
Upsilon 4-0.
Alpha Chi Sigma took Beta
Sigma Rho 4-0; S:ma Phi Sigma
rolled over Alpha Gamma Rho
by the same score; Beta Theta Pi
ci•efeated Tau Kappa Epsilon 3-1
and Theta Chi outscored Phi
Kappa Psi by a like 'count.
Langford's Lazy Five. 50 22
R.I.M.S
Snafus
Nillany Co-Op
Nitfany Den
Penn Haven
Henpecks . .
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D.M.O.P.C.
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