THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1950
Fencers Leave Today
For New York Tourney
•- ;Concluding the parade of Eastern Intercollegiate athletic tourna
ments,
t the Penn State fencers leave today for New York City where
they will compete in the fencing Intercollegiates tomorrow and
Saturday. •
The 13-team Eastern Intercollegiate Fencing Championships
will be divided into five sessions: Friday afternoon and evening, and
Saturday morning, afternoon, and
evening.
Such fencing powerhouses as
NYU, last year's team champion,
Cornell, Army, and CCNY will
provide the Nittany Lion swords
men with even tougher opposi
tion than they met during the
regular dual meet season.
Other . colleges entered are
Navy, - .princeton, Yale, Harvard,
Pennsklvania, Columbia, Rutgers,
and Hamilton.
~ ' crooD- C HANCES
Three men from Coach Arthur
Meyer's blade aggregation are
given good chance to finish high
in the running for • individual
crowns. • Harry McCarty, Paul
Younkin, and Rolf Wald are ex
peeted to wage hard fights to
garner honors for the Blue and
White.
Harry McCarty led the fbilmen
throughout the season, and Paul
Younkin, who sported the best
individual record for the whole
squad, heads the saber outfit. Rolf
Wald, top epee man, finished
third in his division of the Inter
collegiates last year, and hopes
to better his position this week
end.
LINEUP ANNOUNCED
Coach Meyer announced the ten
men who would make the trip to
New York: foil—Harry McCarty,
Gene • Goldbloom, Ralph Meier;
epee—Rolf Wald, Bill Fairchok,
Pete Raidy; saber—Paul. Younkin,
Ed Merek, John Richards, and
substitute Bob Searles. '
During the 1950 season, the
Lions won two, while dropping
four meets. Penn State defeated
Temple and Johns Hopkins, but
lost to Cornell, Lehigh, Army, and
NYU.
. .
Individual records for 1950 F;
P. Yotinkin (saber)..l6 2 .888
H. McCarty (f0i1)... .11 7 .611
R. Wald (epee) 11 7 .611
P. Raidy (epee) :...6% ,591
W. Culver (epee) 7 7 - "„500
E. Merek (saber) 6- - 11 ''.353
R. Meier (foil) 6 12 ~333
G. Goldbloom (foil) ..5 10 .333
B. Fairchok (epee)....2 9 .182
J. Richards (saber)..2 10. `.167
B. Searles (saber)....o 7 ':OOO
L.-Como (foil). 0 3'
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Fans Traveling
•
Early inquiries frorn'tid'far West
as Madison, Wis., and East Lans
ing, Mich., indicates an influx. of
out-Of-state fans for the National
Collegiate ~boxing chamPionships
at Penn State , March 30 to April
1. Public sale 'of tickets has -al
ready begun.
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Penn State's 1950 basketball
boxing tourney again' this year;
attracted a record 66 entries as
host college in 1941. , ,
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DU Advances 3
In IM Wrestling
Delta Upsilon went into the
'the
IMof the fraternity half of the
IM wrestling tournament Tues
day night by advancing three men
in first round competition. Phi
Kappa Sigma followed close be
hind with two winners.
Five falls featured the, first
night of competition which also
saw half of the scheduled 24
matches forfeited.
In the 135 pound class, John
Wylie won by forfeit from Don
Nasoni, Alpha Phi Delta, and
Francis Houck, KDR, and Marion•
Burton, Phi Gamma . Delta, for
feited to each other.
At 145, Don Amig, Tau Phi Del
ta, pinned Al Porto, Phi Kappa,
at 1:10 of the first period; Ed
Sweeton, DU, pinned , A 1 Wilson,
Acacia, at 1:54 of the third per
iod; Jack McCall, ATO, Roy Ter
lizzi, Delta Sigma Phi, Jerry Gib
sln, Alpha Sigma Phi, won for
feits. ' •
In the 155 pound class, JoitLakutchee,
Theta Chi, pinned George Young, Sigma.
Phi Epsilon, at :28 of the first period.
Vince Cavanaugh, DU, Joe Bedell, Phi
Kappa Sigma, Norm Hartsock, SAE, Bob
Scullin, Theta Kappa Phi, won forfeits.
Dick Detrick, DU, won his 165-pound
match from Chuck Nightmire, AGE, by a
3-0, decision. Phil Cloud, Pi Kappa' Phi
and Jack Stozenski, Sigma Chi, won for
feit Matches .in the same class. .
. . .
Don Furlong, Alpha Chi Sigma, won by
forfeit from Don Goughan, Pi Kappa Phi,
in the 116 pound class. Bill Garrison, Sig
ma Pi and Jim Carter, TKE forfeited to
each other at the same weight.
In the heavyweight group, Tom Emer
ick, Delta. Sigma Phi, pinned Mark Bor
land, Phi Ganima Deyta, at :46 of the. first
period and Alen Uhl, Delta Chi pinned
Sam Kincaid, Phi Kappa Sigma, at 1:61
of the third period.
Frosh Return
Freshman athletic schedules are
planned at Penn State next Fall
for the first time since before the
war.
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Tennis Call
Tennis Coach Sherm Fogg
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terested in trying out for the
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time this week between 4 and
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Sigma Pi, APA
In Semi-Finals
Sigma Pi and Alpha Phi Alpha
advanced into the semi-finals of
the fraternity basketball tourna
rxient Tuesday night while Dorm
3, Dorm 14 and the Boppers mov
ed into the quarter-finals of the
independent half.
Unbeaten Alpha Phi Alpha
pulled an upset by knocking off
the highly touted Tau Kappa
Epsilon quintet, 24-22, in a wild
ball game. APA held a five point
bulge at halftime and staved off
a last half rally to hand the TKE's
their 'first loss in nine contests.
Theta Chi gave Sigma Pi a good
scare in the other fraternity quar
ter-final before bowing in the last
minute and a half, 23-15. Bill
Harvey paced the SP cagers with
ten points.
After seven straight victories,
the Comets bowed out of the in
dependent race when a much tall
er •Dorm 14 squad handed them
their first defeat, 24-20. Behind
all the way, the Comets closed
the gap to one point with just a
few minutes to play but Dorm
14's control of both boards proved
their downfall. John Deyak was
high man for the winners with
eight point.
The Boppers just had too much
for the Architects and walloped
tllem, 32-13. Fred Levin played a
fine ball game for the victors and
cut the cords with 12 big markers.
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