SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1950
Syracuse. Dominates Early Boxing;
Albarano, Gross Triumph for State
SYRACUSE, N.Y., March 10.— Syracuse, defending champion and
pre-meet favorite, advanced four men into the semi-finals and one
into the finals of the Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing Association
tournament,•but John Albarano, Penn State's 135-pound sophomore
sensation scored a 30-second technical knockout to advance into to
night's finals.
Frank Gross, another sophomore, boxed his way into this after
noon's semi-finals, while
. two
Lions, 125-pounder John Hanby
and 155-pound Lou
. Koszarek
dropped decisions.
' The semi-finals will be broad
cast over WMAJ beginning at
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The finals will be aired begin
ning at 8:20 p.m.
George Kertelien, 175, Syra
cuse, decisioned Penn State's Jack
Bolger in the last fight of the
night.
Three other Penn State' mitt
me n , including heavyweight
champion Chuck Drazenovich,
drew byes from the first round
of competition. Also free , from
first-round action were Harry
Papacharalambous, 135, and Paul
Smith, 165.
It took Albarano only 30 sec
onds to pound his way into to
night's final with Tim Curley,
Syracuse's 1949 145-pound champ
ion- who is now campaigning in
the 135-pound division. Albarano
sent Catholic U's Joe IncarnatO
to the canvas with a short left
hook and a right uppercut to the
jaw early in the first round. Ref
eree Henry Lamar stepped in and
stopped the bout after 30 seconds.
Gross fought a slow battle, but
managed to outpoint Larry Lu
cas, Army, to move into today's
145-pound semi-finals. Gross will
face Western Maryland's Harry
Lafue, whom he defeated in dual
meet competition.
Both boys were cautious, but
Gross was given points for his
aggressiveness against his taller
opponent. Unable to get in close,
Gross was forced to fire at long
range.
Jim Huba, Syracuse, reversed
a decision Hanby gained over him
in a dual meet earlier this season
by virtue of two good rounds.
Huba opened the first round .with
two hard lefts to the head and in
the second period hit Hanby with
a hard, left and a stinging right to
the face. Huba will face Leonard
Coiner, Virginia, in one of to
day!s 125-pound semi-finals.
Joe Miragliotta, Virginia cap
tain who last week drew• with
Koszarek, jabbed - his way to vic
tory over the hard-hitting sopho
more in a 155-pound battle. Kos
zarek rallied in 'the final round,
but the Virginian had piled up too
much of a lead in the early
frames.
One of four defending champ
ions entered in the tournament,
Drezenovich will face the winner
of the bout between Western
Maryland's Joe Carloto and Ca
tholic U's Gene Higgins in one of
this afternoon's semi-finals. The
other semi-finalists are Marty
Cranden, Syracuse's NC AA
heavyweight champ io n, an d
Army's Bill Kellum. '
Papacharalambous, in his first
Eastern tourney, will 'face Catho
lic U's unbeaten Jack Redmond
in a 130-pound battle this after
noon.
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Qualify for Semi-Finals
BULLETIN PRINCETON, N.J. -- Johnny Reese, 121, defeated
Lou Bowers of Rutgers last night, 8-6. Reese will meet first seeded
Mike Filipo, defending champion in the semi-finals today.
Defending champion Dave Poor of Princeton decisioned
Jack Dreibelbis in the 128 pound class, 8-2. In the 136 pound division,
Don Maurey pinned Bob Sellers of Princeton in 4:19 with a reverse
nelson and chancery.
Captain Jim Maurey decisiongd Nick Lorusso of Rutgers in the
145 pound class, 8-0.
'By ED WATSON
Special to the Daily Collegian
PRINCETON, N. J., March 10—
Penn State, Rutgers, Yale and
Syracuse, the defending team
champion, each qualified seven
men for last night's quarter final
round of the 46th. annual Eastern
Intercollegiate Wrestling Associa
tion tournament.
Only 155-pound Bill Slabonik
fell by the wayside on the Nittany
team. He lost a 6-1 decision to
Rutgers' Charlie Calderaro.
John Reese, 121; Jack Dribel
bis, 128; Don Maurey, 136; Captain
Jim Maurey, 145; Bill Santel, 165;
Mike Rubino, 175; and heavy
weight Homer Barr came through
this afternoon's battles, safely.
D,on Maurey, Rubino and Barr
scored falls for the Lions.. As a
result, the Nittanies were tied. for
third place in the unofficial team
scoring with Franklin and Mar
shall, Navy and Rutgers. Each
team had three points, one for
each fall. Yale jumped into a
quick lead with five points, fol
lowed , by Syracuse, and Lehigh,
with four apiece.
Reese captured a 6-2 decision
frrom Gordon Thomas of Colum
bia this afternoon. The Lion light
weight who was seeded fourth
will take to the mats ,with Lou
Bowers, Rutgers' .strong 121
pounder. •
Driebelbis runs smack into the
defending 128 pound champion to
night in the person of Princeton's
Dave Poor. In the - preliminaries,
Dreibelbis won, 6-2, over Pat
Brian, Army.
Don Maurey, 136, flattened Don
Dunn of Temple in 5:07 with a
half nelson and crotch. Maurey
was ahead 4-0 when he threw
Dunn. Captain Jim Maurey was
surprised momentarily by mus
cular Frank Scolpino, Navy, in
the 145-pound duel. However,
Captain Jim came on to cop a
10-1 decision. • •
811 Santel, State's 165-pounder,
had a narrow escape in his fight
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with surprising Marc Rowe,
Brown. At the end of the nine
minutes, the two were tied, 6-6,
but Santel was declared the win
ner by referee Dutch Lehman.
Rubino wasted little time with
Columbia's George Von Hassell,
pinning him in 2:38 with a re
verse nelson and bar arm.
Barr pinned Penn's Austin
Hepburn quickly with a body
press. The time of the fall was
1:35.
Last night, Don Maurey went
against Bob Sellers of Princeton,
the same man he decisioned in a
dual' meet. Don's class is the
strongest in the tourney. Yester
day morning the committee could
not agree on who to seed, so they
drew from a hat. Don was seeded
an automatic fourth with Wayne
Smith of Navy drawing the top
slot.
Jim Maurey met Nick Lorusso,
Rutgers, Santel challenged third
seeded Dean Mulder of. Army,
Rubino and Bill McLarnin, Vir
ginia, faced off, arid Barr is slated
to meet Keith of Harvard in the
'quarter finals.
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B title Thursday night by whip
ping previously unbeaten Phi
Kappa Psi, 25-14, and finished the
regular season without a loss.
Three independent squads also
won titles in their respective lea
gues. The Jesters finished on top
of League D •by smashing the Tri
pods, 46-14; the Boppers smacked
the Phils, 35-19, for the League
E crown; and the Architects
sank the Barons in League J to
clinch the top spot.
League C ended in a deadlock
when Dorm 39 topped Dorm 5, 22-
19, to tie Dorm 14 for the top rung.
The Eagles also forced a playoff
in League K by tripping Mary's
Muggs; 30-18, to tie the Timber
wolves for first place.
Other results:
Twenty Niners 22, Sorry Lot 19
Mohawks 23, 8.T.0. 16
Harm House 24, Altoona 17
Dorm 35 forfeit Dorm 1
Basketeers forfeit Jets
Ramblers forfeit X.M.S.T.C.
Matilda Chi forfeit Choppers
Penn Haven forfeit Reds
Jordan Hall—Royals both forfeit
Miners—Warriors both forfeit
Alpha Chi Grey—Dutchmen both
forfeit
tolonials—Ritz A. C. both forfeit
League playoff games scheduled
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7:3o—Alpha Gamma Rho vs
Theta Chi; 8:10—Dorm 39 vs
PAGE THREE
Dorm 14; B:so—Eagles vs Tarr.
berwolves. A game at 9:30 is pend
ing between Sigma Pi and Alpha
Chi Sigma on the result of the
Alpha Chi Sigma—Triangle eon
test last night.
Fraternity Handball
Matches Continue
Eight more contestants 'fell by
the wayside in the race for the
fraternity intramural handball
singles crown, as flights three
and four completed their first
round of play Thursday evening.
In flight three competition, Ken
Webster, Sigma Phi Alpha, won
by a forfeit from Bob Shorr, Phi
Epsilon Pi; John Wylie, Phi Kappa
Sigma, trounced Bernard Spector,
Sigma Alpha Mu, 21-7, -21-2; foot
baller Fran Rogel, Kappa Delta
Rho, trimmed Dick Herman, Phi
Sigma Kappa, 21-4,. 21-4, and Le-
Roy Guccini, Phi Kappa, was
victorious as John McCall ; Alpha
Tau Omega, forfeited.
Earl Comfort, Alpha Zeta, top
ped John Harris, Delta Chi, 21-7,
21-16; Bob Hopper, Beta Theta Pi,
defeated Carmen Troisi, Sigma
Phi Epilon, 21-12, 21-19; Gebrge
Freeman, Phi Kappa Tau, rapped
Edio Micozzi, Theta Kappa Phi,
21-5, 21-3, and footballer Vince
O'Bara, Phi Delta Theta, won by
a forfeit from Richard Martz, Al
pha Chi Rho, in flight four play.