SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1950
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hi.s right mitt—one
[uppercut followed another.
SoUthern champ,
Blackie;Howell, game and willing,
alisOrbed much punishment be
':.:fore'.the. final bell sounded. The
otttc.ojpe was, never, in •doubt after
the second canto...
The Llon'S other semi-finalist,
John Albarano, dropped his 135-
pound go -to Pacific Coast 135-
pound .chatom Everett Conley.
•RERNARDO, 'CRANDALL
Two ;defending NCAA champs
by the wayside last night.
Light-he,tiy king, Miami's Carl
Befnaido;' vacated his rights to
cldfishigan :State's dynamic Chuck
.:Spieser gruelling three
' round session.
, The defending , heavyweight
ruler, .Syracuse's 'Marty Crandell
' the' dust` via a' second
round TKO,' Michigan State's
Gabby Marek applying the blast
ing touches. •
Two other NCAA champions.
145-Pound :Leonard Walker, of
Idaho, and. 1947-48 champ,• Herb
Carlson, also of Idaho, are again
in the running . for• additidnal
NCAA laurels. • •
Eastern 165 champ Jim Railer,
the Syracuse dancer,: copped a
,split. verdict over Lloyd' Jones
of L.S.U. while in a hectic 155
struggle, Pacific champion - Eli
Thomas ~ looked- impressive in
winning from Catholic. U's
Bucky„ Ennis.
Stylish 'Carl - Maxey, Gonzaga's
undefeated light-heavy won: a
one-sided :nod :from San Jose's
Don Schaeffer. '
.OPENING
Without a: doubt the: opening
bout •of the semi-finals ,- Was" the
most. -hotly-- contested. match' of
the- evening. -In a crowd pleas
ing ,display, San Jose's Mac
Martinez annexed his twelfth
straight of the year -by • dispos-'
ing of Milton Pastor, .L.S.U.'s
125 pounder.
Both threw everything at each
other except' the •water , bucket
and- theit willingness to abs Orb
punishment was amazing.
130-pound • Andy Quattrocchi,
of Maryland, after getting,, a,
first round bye, made lifs' . tourl
ney debut an impressive one by
scoring - a TKO win over Wis
consin's Jim Sreenan.
Quattrocci, ' c o nt,e n t to
counterpunch the first - 'round,
turned killer in the final' two
rounds. His knockout Urge paid
off,
,the fight being stopped. in
1:55 of the third canto. -
' KOSTOPOULOS.
Another" Max7land battler, 135-
pound. Paul Kostopoulos,, enter 7
ed the final round of competition'
by copping a close call from
Michigan State's Jack Tierney.
rn
Tieey made a gaMe come
back in the final. round. He al
most had Kostopoulos out, how
ever .the point-margin , the Mary
land boxer had accumulated in
the first 'two rounds of fighting
were enough for" the margin of
victory., •
In,another 125 contest, Michi
iiin',State's Henry' .Amos' left
jabbed,,lis. way to victory. over
MinhesOta's Neil Ofsthun.
THRASH TAKES • DECISION
DOferidingoNCAA champ Tad
Thiaili, won a split decision in
his -180". pound struggle against
Jim Reilly, Gonzaga's ' , Pacific
COW, champ.
After an even first .. round
Thrash. , went on the warpath and
was out for the kill like a blood
j,htrstOiger. His aggressiveness
isiid rich dividends. He won an
99-84 -decisidn.
'"§yrdeUse r s sophomore sense
tliin; Batt= 145 champ Ben Dol
phinAarmexed his tenth straight.
The elongated Orange scrapper
used . his . Jet-rocket-like right to
the' t best. - advantage in disposing
of L,s,U.'s Alfred Bourgeois.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Hold Th
in a dozen starts this season explodes one of his lethal punches to
drive'Milt Pastor, of L.S.U., through the ropes in last night's open
ing bout. Tonight's finals are•scheduled for 8 p.m.
Gridders Prepare For Monday
Scrimmage With St. Fronds '
Penn State's 1950 gridders will run through their fourth scrim
mage of the week today in preparation for a practice game with
St. Francis College of Lorretto, Penna., Monday afternoon. The
scrimmage is slated for 4 o'clock on the Beaver practice area,
Today's intra-squad scrimmage will . begin between 3:15. and.
3:30 and will probably last half an hour. as have the three other
•
sessions this week.
Although the Lions abandoned
-the confines of the Beaver Field
dressing room Monday, the prac
tice area was still soaked from, the
snow, and rain, it was not until
Wednesday afternoon that Earl
Bruce ran the squad through the
first, live scrimmage of the Spring
session.
• LOSES NO TIME
With weather conditions re
maining - favorable throughout
the week, Bruce-dOst•no , time in
making up!for last week, during
which the squad was forced in
doors every day. He ran the squad
through . , a n o er scrimmage
Tliyiradayr and one more yester
day.
Although 'the, squad lacked
polish in the' first scrimmage,
Bruce noted an improvement •in
Latratsemen Stage Drill
With' Annapolis 1... C, Today
The Nittany 14crosse.team will engage in its first scrimmage of
the season, this afternoon when it plays host to the crack Annapolis
Lacrosse Club .in a practice- game. The-match is scheduled for 3 p.m.
on the Golf Course'. pradtige 'field.
Annapolis brings td 'the Nittany Valley a squad composed of
former college and high school stars from the Annapolis area. The
visitors are always ranked high
in national club ratings and
Lion coach Nick Thiel expects
a rough time for his practice
hungry stickmen.
Co-captain Ed Belfield; Jim
Reed and Bud Wolfram will start
for • the Lions at the close at
fack positions while Co-captain
Bob Louis, Paul Raffensperger
and Tony Eagle will be the mid
fielders. At the defensive po
sitions, Thiel will start John
Haggerman, Marvin Snyder and
Don Copelin. Little Phil Bene-
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play the following two days. He
c•Jmmended the team for its
"hustle and spirit" while running
t4 - irough basic single wing and
T 'plays.
in the first-string backfield
Bruce has been using in these
drills are blocking back John
Podrasky, fullback Len• Shen
hard. wingback Chan Johnson.
at_d tailbaCk Vince O'Bara. John
son who played on the defense
most of last year. is filling in for
captain Owen Dougherty, the
team's leading groundgainer last
year who is on the baseball
Squad.
No. 1 LINE
The first-line ends are John
Smidansky, the only holdover
from- the 1949 starting line, and
Art Betts, a 6-foot, 2-inch sopho-
detti will be in the nets
Thiel expects to do a lot of
experimenting with the squad
during the contest in order to
find its potentialities. .
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Old man weather finally saw things the way Coach Joe Bedenk
wanted him to, and tne Nittany diamond men got two full-scale
practices in during the week,
As a result, the veteran coach was able to name a preliminary
able began last night.
;t were pitchers Bill Bair, Al Tkac
training table roster. The training
Named to the training table li
and Jim Masticola; infielders
Dick Wertz, captain of this
year's team, Joe Tocci, and
Gene Solomon; outfielders Owen
Dougherty, Stan Lagonosky, Hen
Albright and Bill Ondick' and
catchers Jack Kurty and Clar- 1
ence Buss. 1 1
In addition to these return
ing lettermen►, pitchers Dalton
Rumberger, Bill Everson, Earl
Gunnett, Bill Hopper, Joe Ruy-1
ack and Cliff Hock; infielders
Chris Tonnery, Carmen Troisi,
Bill Mihalich and Roy Smeltz
and outfielder John Lowery
were also in the list. Catchers
listed were Bill Ford and John
Vogt.
Yesterday's early practice was
an infield drill with tw'o sepa
rate infields going through their
paces. A short batting drill was
held before the infield practice
and another intra-squad game
was planned.
Further cuts will be made on
the training table list to make
room 'for some outfielders. While
Bedenk will• carry a squad of
about 35, only 25 will be at the
training table.
The team will stay at the Col
lege during the spring vacation,
and a lot of .hard work must
be put in. The opening game with
Western Maryland is scheduled
for April 12, one day after, class
es begin again.
more The tackles are Chuct GBd
lasky, one of four remaining let
tar-winners on the line, and jay
yea •Dick Waters.
At the guard positions are Jim
Barr, a letterman, and sophomore
Ler. Bartek. Ralph DeLucia has
been playing at the center posi
tion in place of Ken Bunn, the
fourth line holdover, who re
cently underwent a knee opera
tion. •
The second string features John
Sttucher at quarterback, Tony
Orsini at left half, George Jacobs
at right half, and Herb Kurtz at
fullback. On the line are Mario
Santangelo and Andy Silock,
ends; Tom McDermott and Con
Brown, tackles; George Mathers
and Tom Pevarnik, ,guards, and
George Harvan, center.
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Bankert Named
Lion Ski Captain
Skiing Coach Sherman Fogg
has announced that Bud Bank
ert will captain next year's
team. Other letterwinners in
clude Jim Raymond and Roy
Jansen, the only skiers gradu
ating, and Jack c.irch, Dave
Bischoff, Ed Drennan, Chuck
Suitch and Paul Friese.
The team was handicapped
this year, Coach Fogg explained,
by inexperience. Five letter
winners were sophomores, and
with another year of experience
the team should improve.
Participating in only twa
meets this winter, the skiing
team compiled a mediocre rec
ord, finishing, last of 15 teams
in the Snow Ridge Invitational
Meet three weeks ago and 12th
of 14 teams in the Intercollegiate
Skiing Union Meet.
Bankert, a junior in educe-.
tion, from York, was the bright
est spot on this year's- record.
He captured 13th in cross coun
try, 16th in, classic combined and
18th in jurrip in the ISU meet out
of a field of about 50.
Linc Van Sickel, who had some
experience this year, Egmont
Cronau, who has left college but
may return, and two State Col
lege boys, Coleman and Rimmey,
who are now freshmen, are ex
pected to add depth to the team.
Bill Aiken will be the head man
ager.
Two Records
Penn State holds two NCAA
records. In- 1932, 31 institutions
were entered in the tournament.
In 1941 there were 66 individual
entries. Both records still stand.
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