FRIDAY, MARCH 3; 1950
VVinter Sports Take Final Dual-meet Fling
Swimmers, Wrestlers
Open Weekend Card
Princeton's wrestling team visits State College tomorrow to
close the Nittany 1950 mat season. The Lion-Tiger battle will start
at 2 p.m. in Rec Hall, the initial activity of Penn State's final big
spoke weekend.
Coach Bill Gutternon's swimmers will also see
afternoon. The State tankmen meet Virginia at
Glennland pool. Tomorrow night, I
the Nittany boxers will slug •it I
out with Virginia's ringmen in
Rec Hall at 7 o'clock, followed by
the court clash between the Lions
and Georgetown's basketballers
at 8:30 o'clock.
The. Tiger Inatinen have won
five and bpwed only to powerful
Rutgers and Lehigh. The Orange
'ant:l . :Black crew is 'heavily forti
fiell An the lower weight classes,
and on these divisions hinge the
outcome • of tomorrow's struggle.
Captain Davie Poor, 128-pound
ErFA champion, heads the visi-
Aors: ;His battle with . .Tack Drei
belbis will top the afternoon's
schedule.
Other top-notchers for Prince
ton are Dave McAlpin, 121-
pounds; 136-pound Bob Sellers,
BIWA fourth placer in 1949, and
heavyweight Redmond Pinney,
who recently upset Lehigh's Gus
LaSasso, 6-4.- •
Boxers Meet Cavalier." , --
fn the season's boxing .finale,
Penn State's .ringmen will host
Virginia in a Rec Hall dual meet
schedUled for 7 o'clock tomorrow
night.
The Cavaliers opened their
current ,camPaign with a 6-2 de
feat against South Carolina but
since then have deadlocked Miami
and Army by identical 4-4 counts.
Currently the Cav4liers are rid
ing high on a two-meet victory
string,' having decisioned the Cita
del and Syracuse by 4 1 / 2 -3% mar
gins.
Virginia's blitz-duo of Allen
1-Tollingsworth and Grover 'Bat'
Maiterzon, plus their veteran
Captain Joe Miragliotta form the
backbone of the Cavalier unit.
Hollingsworth, the current 130-
pound Eastern kingpin, won his
second EIBA title last _Year by
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2 o'clock in the
outpedalling Penn State's Cap
tain Johnny Benglian for the title
at Rec Hall.
Masterson, the 135-title holder
also is a two-time Eastern champ
having won 130-pound laurels
two years ago at Virginia.
Cagers Clash With Hoya
Penn State will attempt to
close its 1949-'5O season with win
No. 13 when the Lion cagers op
pose Georgetown in the Rec Fall
tomorrow.
Wednesday night the Nittany
passers were dealt their tenth
loss as West Virginia came
through with a hotly-contested
59 to 56 win at Morgantown. The
Mountaineers had entered the
game with a record of never
having, been beaten by a Penn
State basketball team on their
home floor.
The Lions were severlir handi
capped through the. inability, of
,Guard Marty - Costa to play up: to
his usual form against the Vir
ginians.
Costa had been averaging about
14 pcints per contest over a 21-
game route but prior to, the game
theNittany co-captain contracted
a heavy head cold while playing
in New York. He was held to a
single field goal before fouling
out with 11 minutes to go,.
STATE 'BLOWS' 'LEA D
With 10:15 remaining, in the
final half, Penn State held a 50
to 43 advantage, the widest mar
gin either team could muster all
evening,
The Mountaineers started bang
ing away at the Lions' lead, finally
tying the score at 50-all on a
peep shot by Joe Duff and Dave
Steindler's free throw. The Lions
scored with 7:18 remaining and
Harry "Moo' Moore countered on
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a jump shot. Ted Panoplos tied
the count at 52-all but Moore's
set-shot from the side, gave the
Hillbillies their deciding markers.
Moore set the 'pace for both
teams with 21 points followed by
teammate Mark Workman, Soph
center, with 17. Lee Schisler
paced the Nittanies with 7 field
goals and 2 foul conversions for
16 points. Ted Panoplos and Lou
Lamie each produced 12 tallies
and Joe Tocci captured 10.
Gymnasts To Depart
Penn State's gymnastics corps
takes off at 1 o'clock this after
noon for Temple and the last
dual-meet of the Nittany sche
dule. The meet will also be the
last dress rehearsal for next
week's Eastern Intercollegiates.
The Lions will take their usual
underdog role tomorrow. Temple,
with a strong and well-balanced
team, has been defeated by only
Army and Syracuse this season;
the Owls downed Navy, Delaware
aid West Chester.
Nittany Coach Gene Wettstone
pointed out side-horse performer,
Joe Beranato; high-barman Bill
Willard, ringman Wally Hayes
and parallel-barman John Keos
sian as the toughest of the Owls.
State, he said, should have a good
chance to take the rope-climb and
tumbling. /
Trackmen' Enter K of C
Penn State's newly crowned
champions, Captain and
hqrdler Jim Gehrdes and high
jumper
• Vic Fritts, will lead a
York's Madison Square Garden
Saturday for the Knights of Co
lumbus Meet.
In addition to Gehrdes and
Fritts, Coach Chick .Werner has
chosen Wil Lancaster ' and the
mile relay team to run for the
Nittany thinclads. Wil, who fin
ished fourth in last week's IC
meet, will go in the, dashes..
The veteran sprinter will also
run a leg of the mile relay. His
mates on the eight furlong run
will be Bill Lockhart and Guy
Kay and either Gehrdes or new
comer Bill Polito. The mile relay
team set a new Penn State in
door record of 3 minutes 22 sec
onds in the New York A.C. meet.
Ex-Lions Curt Stone and Ho
race Ashenfelter have a busy
weekend ahead of them. They
will run in a special two mile at
the Heptagonal meet in Boston
on Friday night, and at the
Knights of Columbus meet Sat
urday. On Monday the former
Nittany tracksters will go to Mon
treal, Canada and once again
Stone will run the two mile and
Ash the Mile.
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PAGE THREE
IM Basketball Results
Dorm 22-23, Dorm 11-20
Dorm 24-31, Dorm 28-29
Dorm 5-33, Dorm 1— 7
Dorm 14-36, Dorm 26 8
Dorm 4-13, Dorm 6-12
Dorm 2-30, Dorm 38— 9
Dorm 43 forfeit Dorm 41
Dorm 33 forfeit Dorm 32
Dorm 21 forfeit Dorm 7
First Since '4l
The Natiorial Collegiate box
ing championships return to
Penn State and the East, March
30-April 1 for the first time
since 1941. The title tournament
was first held at Penn State in
1932, and last year was held at
Michigan State.
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