, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1949
Morgan Upsets DeLaval
In Quarter-Final-Bout
John Morgan, Alpha Chi Rho, a stocky, hard-hitting light
heavyweight produced intramural boxing's biggest upset of the sea
son by gaining a decision victory over Alpha Tau Omega's Jerry
DeLaval in a 175-pound quarter-final battle before 450 in lice Hall
last night. ;
Charley Wilson. Alpha Gamma Rho, and Fred Shihadeh, Phi
Kappa Sigma, gained quarter
final victories by the TKO route.
Other quarter-final winners on
the eight-bout program were
Vince Sakovitch, Kappa Delta
Rho: Milt Nemeroff, Phi Sigma
Delta, and. Jack Long, Sigma Chi.
Warren Cooper won an inde
pendent guar t e r-final. bout,
while Ed Rohrbeck was victori
ous in an independent semi-final,
tussle
MORGAN WINS
DeLaval, who looked like one
of the best boxers to step into .an
IM ring this season in his only
previous appearance, never could
get started. He landed a left and
right to the head in the first, but
Morgan came back in the second
with a stinging straight left and
right to the head.
DeLaval, who missed badly,
throughout, was overanxious in
the third round. He landed sev
eral hard rights mid lefts to the
head, but Morgan traded evenly
with him and kept him off with
his left.
Wilson,. another good-looking
175-pounder, stopped Russ Tap
tich, Theta Xi,• at 50 seconds of
the third round. Wilson\ took the
fight out ' of • his man • with 'a
thundering right •uppercut..to the
head, followed in rapid order by
two hard lefts and ..a solid Aright
to the head. He was , poundi_rig
the dazed Taptich across :the ring
when referee Glenn Hawthorne
stopped the
55 SECONDS
It took Shihadeh only 55 :sec
onds to convince Hawthorne that
there would be no sense in con
tinuing .his 128-pound quarter
final bout With Alpha Phi,Delta's
Bob Marmo. Shihadeh staggered
Marmo with a vicious right up
percut and drove him against tbe
ropes. with A left and right to
the head when Hawthorne called
a halt. • ..
Sakovitch had to hustle, all, the
way before gaining'a decision
over Alpha 'Tau Omega's• Bob
Gower in a 165-:pound battle.
Sakovitch shook Gower with sev
eral hard rights to' the head in.
the 'second and whistling. right
hand' - roundhouse in the third.
Nerneroff started slow against
Pht.Kappa - Sigma's John Lauer,
but tame back.etrong in the sec
ond 'and third rounds to gain the
deaisiorviri, a' pleasing .145-pound
battle: LaUer took. alaad beating
tbe,'second, going to the, canvas
from a, One-two• to the. head and
a murderous right roundhouse
that • Nemeroff - threw from the
*barcony:, They, battled evenly in
the finale.' •
LONG WINS
There wasn't'. , much to choose
between Long` and '.Theta Xi's
Bob' Briselli• •ih a 155 2 p ound
match, Vui,•Long was giiren the
decisi,on after a• 'sldw, deliberate
bout.' : ' • ' •
Frank : CornSs. Was :the harder
hitter, but .hei didn't land Often
enough .to beat '.Cooper Cooper in an 'in
dependent': 135-tUssle, while Ed
Rohrbeek ,clut4pointed; Troyan
in . an independent '145-p 0.0 n d
contest: : '
qua;•ter - 4inal. victors by for-.
feit were John Hanby, 128, Alpha
Gamma 11,119;, Skip Reidelt, ,135,
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Fencers Prep
For '5O Season
6-Match Card
Bolstered by a large group of
returning veterans from last•.sea
son, the Penn State fencers are
hard at work lunging'and thryst:
ing in preparation for their six-.
match schedule. The Lions open'
against Lehigh January. 14.
Coach H. Arthur Meyer,. head
fencing mentor of the Nittany
Lions since 1942, is pleased- with
the good. turnout of proipeetive
swordsmen, adding >that is it 'just
about theolargest sinee.hv has
coaching here. • . •
Ward Gone • '
A : star performer in the'.:eliee
class, , Arthur Ward, was los,t
through 'graduation, while ,two
other top, menthe 'saber 'class
dropped out of - college. Otherwise,
the rest of last' y,ear . s• squad
tact. •
,
The' teain , has..been practicing
ever since . : the beginning off, the
semester, although the;first match
isn't scheduled until—two Weeks
fter . the first of the year. These'
- early practice sessions were to as
sure a good turnout - 0 a •capable
men.
"Last , year many of 'the good
men went put for other . sports
first before we had: a chance to
get them," Meyer eicplaipe - d. "Thin
year will be different."
• 'Scoring
Coach .Meyer added that they
were expecting some ..electrical
equipment. which will be. used in
judging the epee class: Any; con;
tact-with the weapon will be auto
matically 'recorded and scored by
an electrical•process, thus elirnin
ating many 'of-the errors and irk
'accuracies of •individual scoring.
Meyer named the outstanding
men in the three fencing 'divisions,
foil, epee. , and • saber. Rolf
who placed third in•the epee class
in the Intercollegiate matches last
year, will captain the 1949-50',ag
gregation. •.• . ' •
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Meier, Ed Merek. •
Epee—Rolf Wald, Bill Fairchok,
Wayne Culver. •i
Saber—Paul;Younkin, John.Rir.
chards; Bob Searles.. • '
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THE .DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Local Coaches 'Name 4 Lions
To All-District` Football Team
Four Penn State gridders were named first string on an all
district college football team chosen by balloting among district
coaches. last week.
Lion Co-captains Negley Norton, tackle, and Bob Hicks, end,
together with fullback Francis Hoge' and blocking-back Charlie
',Drazenovich - earned the distinction
Names to the second team w ,
Murray, tackle, • and Bill Luther,
tailback. Charlie Beatty, center;
and' Vince O'Bara, tailback, were
`given honorable mention. •
Pitt dominated the first string
choices with five men selected.
The balloting, run by the • Pitts
burgh"-StinrTelegraph, considered
players from four teams, Penn
State, Pitt, West Virginia and Du
quesne
:'.;Ballots were received from. 18
'district coaches.• • . • -
The selections follow:
Deßosa, Pitt—E.
Norton, Penn State—T.
Paesano, Duquesne—G.
-Radnor, Pitt-'-C.
Barkouskie,' Pitt—G,
Bolkovac, Pitt—T.
.Hicks, Penn-State—E.
Cecconi, Pitt—B.
C. : Drazenovich, Penn State—B
Longmore,' Duquesne—B.
Rogel, Penn State—B. '
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