SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1948
Unpredictables Meet When ...
Lions Descend on Templars,
Pin Hopes on Bottling Bobb
“Stop Nelson Bobb,” will be
the orders of the day when
Coach John Lawther’s basket
ball team moves into Convention
Hall tonight to try to increase the
Temple cagers’ losing streak by
one more game.
The Templars, who are sport
ing an unimpressive record of 11
wins and 8 losses, dropped a one
point decision to NYU, a 27-point
landslide to Holy Cross, an 81-75
loss to West Virginia U. and
Tuesday night lost an intra-city
contest to St. Joseph’s by a 59-64
count.
Although the Owls aren’t head
ed for post-season encount
ers, their highscorlng ace Bobb,
has already surpassed the prev
ious high for a Temple playei
and is aiming at a berth on the
1948 All-American team.
OTHER ACES
The Lions will nave not only
Bobb to contend with but also hi
set shot twin, Eddie Lerner, ana
tall .rugged Ike Borsavage. Wail.,
Haikevich, who won a starting
berth on the Temple team at the
beginning of the season, injured
his back a few weeks ago and
will not see any further action
this season.
This battle will mark the last
home fray for Coach Josh Cody’s
team and with tough battles lined
up for the following four con
tests, he will be especially anx-
Riflemen Drop 11 Out of 12 Meets
Suffering its worst scries of defeats in many years, the
varsity riile team was defeated in 11 out of 12 encounters
recently.
Postal matches held the week of February 14 saw Coacr, .
Yount’s men lose to Michigan State, Washington University
Marine Barracks, Philadelphia, and Ohio University The Lions
downed Clemson Agricultural College for their lone victory
Prioi to that the riflemen fell victims to the University oj
Wyoming, University of Nevada, United States Coast Guaro
Academy, West Virginia University, State University ot lowa
and Colorado School of Mines
Gerald Prange paced both matches with scores ot 279 and
281 respectively
The season record of the Yountmen now shows vie
tories and 11 defeats.
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In last year’s games, the Tem
plars won on the Convention Hall
court a short time after they had
been soundly trounced by the
Lions in Rec Hall.
Coach Lawther will use the
same lineup in tonight’s game as
he used last*Wednesday against
Navy. Captain Jack Biery and
Milt Simon will form the attack
ing wall, Willard Parkhill wili
jump center, and John Kulp and
Whitey McKown or Terry Ruhl
man will have the job of stopping
the high-scoring Owl forwards.
Lions Race Irish
In Last Indoor Race
The shortest season for any
Penn State athletic team will end
mis afternoon when Coach Ch'•.•k
iVerner’s track team vies against
Notre Dame at South Bend. In
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Startma its dual meet season
,ast week, the team dropped a de
c.sion to Armv and today it will
end its season with a contest
against the Irish.
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another crack at the mile chore
in the beginning of the meet and
will later compete in his usual
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Baseball Prospects
Prospective varsity oaseball
players who have not contact
ed Coach Joe Bedenk may do
so next week. He can be
reached in Rec Hall or under
the East stands of the football
field, from 2 to 5 p.m.
Speidelmen, Navy
Tangle on Mats
This afternoon, in Annapolis, a
revamped’ Lion wrestling sciuad
meets an undefeated Navy mat
team in the erapplers’ bid for win
number two.
Coach Charlie Speidel has done
some shifting in the heavier
weights in order to give the team
more balance in its quest to end
the Middies’ streak of 43 straight
dual meet victories, which stretch
over a period of five years.
Grant Dixon. EIWA 155-pound
champion in 1946. will start foi
the first time this season today,
while Wallv Chambers is back at
the heavyweight oost alter a four
weeks' absence.
.Spider Corman has dropped
down a weight to the 165-pound
class, replacing Earl Long. who.
;n turn, has moved up to the 175-
oound division.
The other Blue and White
starters will be Georgie Schautz,
121 pounds: A 1 Vigilante. 128
pounds: Don Arbuckle. 136
pounds, and Jim Maurey 145
pounds.
Jfiarcy Fencers Seek
Seas oil's First Triumph
The Nittany Lion fencing, squad
will be seeking its first win of
ihe season when it engages the
Philalelphia Fencer’s club in
Rec Hall at 3 o’clock today. The
meet has been moved up an hour
from its previously scheduled
ime.
Coach Arthur Meyer, whose
Lions dropped close matches to
Army and Temple and were
completely routed by NYU, will
probably start Dave Ozarow,
Tarry McCarty and Robert Hol
is at foil.
At epee will be Rolf Wald, Ar
thur Ward and Floyd Eberts,
while Robert Thompson, Paul
Younkin and James Stewart will
handle the sabres.
-fibers Upsel Berlsfics
Miners defeated the previously
■nbeaten Berletics 14-12 and
Delta Upsilon annexed the fra
ternity league “D” crown by
downing Theta Chi 18-13 in IM
"age competition.
Othci scores were: Lutheran
Students 30, Brother Rats 7'
Ath Hall 21 Marauders 19: Beel
ers 16, I.T.K. 12: Coai Cracker:
24, Penn Haven 8: Dorm 5, 23
Red Flashed 19; Cody Comets 43.
Dorm 6. 9; Murgas 26. Anony
mous Five 6; Newman Club 29
Eagles 12.
Monday night’s schedule:
8:45 Pi Kappa Alpha - Sigma
Chi (1), Phi Epsilon Pi - Alpha
Phi Alpha (2), Sigma Pi-Chi Phi
(3). 9:25 Pi Kappa Phi-PhiDelta
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TUESDAY'S COLLEGIAN
Benglian, Tighe Lead Ringmen
Against Supercharged Badgers
Heading the list of boxers who made the trek to Wisconsin are
John Benglian and Jack Tighe. Benglian, with a three won and one
lied record, battled Paul Kotrodimos, a two-year ring veteran, in one
cl the feature bouts at Madison last night.
Captain Tighe also had a tough assignment on his hands, being
JOHNNY BENGLIAN
Gymnasts
Meet Cadets
Penn . State’s high-flying gym
nasts. only current Lion team
sporting an undefeated record,
encounter their toughest foe so far
when they take on Army today at
West Point.
The West Pointers also boast a
spotless slate to date, victims in
cluding Minnesota. West Ch-ster
State Teachers. Lock Haven State
Teachers. Syracuse and Jersey
City Recreation Center. The last-
named team is an Amateur Ath
letic Union outfit.
Although the Cadets had little
difficulty trouncing other foes, the
Gopher meet resulted in a tight
57-56 verdict. This is in contrast
to an impressive 71 1 /o-40V£ lacfng
administered to the Minnesota
team. Big Nine champ, by the Nit
tany gymnasts.
Coach Gene Wettstone’s squad
will face the Cadets with virtually
the same lineup that defeated
Syracuse. However. Pete Hown
chyn may displace Byron Emery
in the tumbling event and Don
Stogoski may supplant Wendell
Lomady in the rope climb.
Theta (1), Sigma Phi Alpha-Kap
pa Delta Rho (2), Phi Gamma
Delta - Delta Chi (3). 10:05
Phi Kappa Sigma - Alpha Phi
Delta (1), Alpha Tau Omega -
Zeta Beta Tau (2), Sigma Alpha
Epsilon - Delta Tau Delta (3).
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pitted against Dwaine Dickinson,
runner-up in the NCAA finals last
year.
The Badger ring artists have
won 77 dual meets while losing
but seven and tying six over a
fifteen year period. Again tihiis
year, Wisconsin sports a team that
is powerful enough to cause con
sternation among the staunchest
Lion boxing optimists.
Since the meet did not com
mence until 9 o'clock central
standard time. Daily Collegian
was unable to obtain the results
prior to press time. Complete
summaries will appear in Tues
day's issue.
In the 165 pound contest, Hal
Howard faced Wisconsin’s ace
slugger, John Lendenski. Lenden
ski last season was unbeaten in.
all of his matches and won the
165-pound national crown.
Other Lion starters were two
Smith lads—Fred, a 125-pound
battler, and Paul, a 175-pounder.
Curt Crooks again received the
starting nod in the 135-pound di
vision, whole Jack Sheehe was
Coach Houck’s choice at 145-
pounds. Chuck Drazenovich com
peted in the unlimited weight
class.
Tankmen Take on Pill r
In Quest ol Second Win
Encouraged by a fine showing
in the Dickinson meet, during
which the Lion tankmen annexed
their first victory. Coach Bill Gut
teron’s swimmers will invade
Pittsburgh today.
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