TUESDAY, APRIL 1947
Hawthorne ins N CAA Boxing Title
Lion Champon Defeats Wisconsin's Miyagawa;
Cassidy Out Early; Tighe Loses in Semi-Finals
Miyagawa, in his second fight this year against Hawthorne, led
With a wicked lett in the first round and puzzled the Penn Stater for
a while. A stiff right opened the Badger's cut near the end of the
first round and Hawthorne worked on it effectively until the fight
was stopped by Referee Joe August and attending medical officials.
Hawthorne defeated Harold Brown, a rugged slugger from Min
nesota, in the oemi-final round with the Lion boxer piling up poihts
an good jabs and clever Work on the in-fighting.
The EIBA champ defeated Bob Thomasian, southpaw from Kings
Point Merchant Marine base, in the preliminaries.
HaWthorne
joins four other
Lion boxers
in 'Winning a
NCAA title in
..^'luding Dave
Stoop, Al Lewis,
Frank Goodman
and Paul Scally.
He is the only
boxer to win the
130 - pOund title
as t.h e division
wa s moved up
from 127 pounds
last year
Captain Tighe H'arWTHORNE
took Colin Con
null of Minnesota on a two-round
decision in the preliminaries
when the bout was stopped by a
cut over the Minnesotan's right
eye.
- Wayne Fontes, champion from
San Jose State, stopped Tighe in
the second round of the semi-final
bout with a left hook that sent
the. ELBA champ to the comvas for
a count of nine. An earlier left
hook had opened-a cut on Tighe's
nose. -
Fontes lost to John Lendenski
of Wisconsin' in the finals.
Jim 'CaSSldy dreiy a bye in the
prcliinihahes and lost to„;a fast- :
mosliik; aggfessive Bill Williams
of .Tddlio•ih a deciSitsh bold.
intramu
VOleybtaii
iPlii lta a ' _ Tau "b . " and. Kap
pa betta Rht• "I 0 do'nqi.iefed Phi
GaaAi Della "s" and Chi.Phf - as
the liriti'amukal ~
tourna
ment,..pthed.its PlaSrpf - l'sdies 'at
Red .11a1). Thiitsday night. .
lieeg4 10.ritigHtrtpions, the - Phi
Tau'snatched a Ebtri - ce of 15-3
verdietg • fitiftr7tlie Phi Giafirrria
Delta cOuittnetl, and the koliFt's'
wthipPed . Chi Phi, 15:-.k13 and 15-5.
Phi Sigma Delta "A". Sunk Phi
Kappa Sigma "A" ; 15-13 and 15-
7, while the Phi Sigma Kappa
neaten were wresting 15-10 'and
17-115 decisions from Sigma Nu
"A".
Kappa Sigma, League 9 rulers,
downed Alpha Gamma Rho "B",
15_13 and 15-12, and Beta Theta
Pi registered -A 15-10, 1145, . and
15-4 triumph over the Lambda
Chi, Alpha "A" pastimers.
Sigma Chi .blitzed .Sigma Nu
"B". 15_7' and 16-14, While Kappa
DeAa was drcipping its
tussle with•TlyEKpppa 'Psi, 15 7 1.3,
and 15,111.: • . •
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Runners Trail
In Weekend Meets
Forest Efaw and Gil Dodds
pounded home in front of Penn
State's Stone and Karver twice
over the weekend—at the Colum
bian meets in Kansas City, Friday
night, and then at the Chicago
Daily New s meets Saturday.
In losing to Dodds in Chicago,
Karver forced the flying parson to
his fastest indoor imile since he
set the record at 4:06.4 . in 1944.
Dodds was clocked at4:o6.B..Kar
ver's second place time was 41:12.8:
Running in the Knight s of Co
lumbus meets Friday night, the
Penn State relay , team finished.
third behind NYU. and Fordham.
Relay-men Ashenfelter and Wil
liams stopped the clock at 11:58 to
record their best tiinie's to date.•
Barney Ewell tfinishad 'third in
the Chicago 150-yard dagh ibehirid
Bill, Mathis of Illinois. According
to Coaesh Chick Werner, :Mathis
junted the gitn, and Ewell began
hi s face at a 0:4, Waiting for the
event to Die rerstatitatl.' •
al Sports
John Riggs of Sigma:Phi Sigiva
downed Delta Upsilon's Ed Mar
gerurn, 21-6 and 2L6,-in the in
tramural handball playoffs st-Ree
Hall ThlirWay night
In the "i6ityiiido of matches
to- •semi4rial writes-
Enti-ieS for intrainural hand
ball' doubles todrnaMent must be
turned in at the intramural of
fice, Bee Hall, by 5 o'clock to..
morrow. FrEternity houses may
enter - only one team.
tahts,, Phi ,gignia .Delta's Dick
Beiik eeked out a 1341, 21-10 and
21J118 win over Jim Fessler, Alpha
Chi Sigma, Another Phi Sigma
Delta, Irivin Tenzer, walloped
TiiG DAILY COLLEGLAN, STATE COLLErrE, PENNSYLVANIA
Badminton
in NCAA Mat Tournament 11 Nil
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Nittany Wrestlers Lose Early
Ernie Clcsser, pinned by Snook
of Cornell in a preliminary tussle,
returned in a consolation match to
best Wilson of Wheaton
Navy's Fletcher„ Eastern 145-
pound king, olitninated CloSser,
however, in a second consoldtion
bout. Koll, of lowa-State Teadiers.
was The tourney's 145-pound
Champ.
Perin State's 155-pounder, Grant
Dixon, was eliminated in his &st
round ,match by Jim Wilkinson Of
Indiana, and did not compete in a
consolation contest.
Blue and White , grapplers Jim
Mohney, Ernie Closser, and Grant
Dixon. fOund competition at the
national Intercollegiate Wrestling
Tourney held at Champaign, Illi
nois, thi s past weekend' consider
ably stiffe r than they'd experi
enced, at the Eastern with each
of the trio bowing out in first
round anatdhes.
Wrestling-famed Cornell College
IM Badminton
Champions
Winners were crowned in
eighteen intramural badminton
flights last Thursday night at Rec
Hall. Flight champions include:
Flight 1, Bob Stabely over Dave
See, 15-11 and 15-3. Flight 2, John
Schrader over Bill Dingfelder,
15.8 and 15-13; Flight 3, Jerry
Markowitz over Don Hill, forfeit;
Flight 4, Ed Sulkowski over Les
Strickler, 15-2 and 15-1; and in
Flight 5, G. Pringle over Bruce
Parker, 15-4 and 15-5.
In Flight 6, Ray Fink over Bill
Dietrich, 15-4 and 15-6; Flight 7,
Clarence Herr over Bob Weiss,
15-2 and 15-4. F light 8, John
Mitchell over Bobb Auman, 15-14
and 15-8; Flight 9; John Steirner
oter Lit() Getthn,..ls-8 and 15-4;
and in Flight .10, Fred ,and
over Carl llmstead, 15-11 arid
15-4.
In Flight 11, Gerry Smith over
Harold •Wausitt, 10 7 15, 15-9 and
1,5-12; Flight 12, Al Triieaux over
Hill Meade,,ls-7 and 15=3; Flight
14 John Mill over Sid Simon,
15=12 and 15-10; and in Plight 16,
Ken Petry over• Jack Forbes, 15-7
and 15-9.
In Flight 17,. Charles , Cyphers
over Joe Novella, fodelt;
18, Fred Haipine:over Bob Heitn,
15-11 and ..15-13;. Flight 19, Gene
Butherland over. Bob Meitiken,
15-10 'and .1.5-:.$10; and 'in Flight 20.
:Bob IJaehei'aver J. ii-ansell, 15-7
And 15-18. ,
Flight 18 winner is pending.
Tim Petroff of Sigma Nu, 214
and 21-,8.
Lee Henry of Phi Gamma Delta
spanked Danny Brecker of Phi
Sigma Delta, 21-7 and 21-9,
.and
Tau Kappa Epsilon's Frank .Tau_
cher subdued John Zagoudis of
Phi Kappa Psi by 21,10 and 21-18
counts.
of lowa gained
.the team crown,
as TONtra State Teachers and the
Oklahoma /Niggles placed second
and third.
Mchney, who had brought the
Eastern 128-pound •dhampions'hip
back to Penn State two week s ago,
contested in the 136-pound class
in this meet, and was decisioned ,
by Bauer of OklahOrna A. and M.,
7-2. Eligible for a consolation bout
since Bauer, followihg (further
competition had advanced into a
finalist berth, Mohriey again went
down, this time on a decision to
Michigan State's Thomason.
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