THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, rq?
MSC Spartans, West Virginia Select
4 Lion Griddersto All-Opponent Teams
Ai is the case with most of Penn State's
football opponents, Michigan State selected center
Jiin Dooley to its all-opponent eleven. Jesse Ar
nelle was among a group of six who were rated
close to the first eleven.
The team was picked by Spar
tan players and coaches.
Dooley, the surprising center
from a surprising team, can add
another feather •to his • bulging
hat. Last week he was named to
the AP second team 'All-Ameri
can squad.
State's • record-breaking en d,
Jesse Arnelle, did not make the
first team but was given honor
able mention.
Notre Dame and Purdue each
placed three men on the team,
while Michigan placed two. The
team had one player each from
Indiana, Texas A.&M. and Penn
State.
Halfback Johnny Lattner, guard
Tom Seaman and Sam Palumbo
were the honored Irish. From
Purdue, the Spartans selected
quarterback Dale Samuels, end
Bernie Flowers, and guard Fred
Preziosio. The W o 1 v e r i n e s of
Michigan placed end Lowell Per
ry and tackle Roger Zatoff.
The squad was rounded out by
halfback Don Ellis of Texas
A.&M., fullback Eugene Gedman
of Indiana, and Dooley.
The six players who were rated
Close to the first team were half
back Pete Fisher of Indiana, half
back Max Schmaling of Purdue,
guard Jack Lee and halfback Joe
Heap of Notre Dame, fullback
Sam Baker of Oregon State, and
end Jesse Arnelle, Penn State..
Boxing --
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ma Kappa, stood toe-to-toe for
three rounds with Galloway, the
harder puncher, gaining the un
animous verdict in the 155 lb.
division.
Ron Youtz, Lambda Chi Alpha;
and Bill Ziegler, Phi Kappa Psi;
received unanimous decision wins
in their respective divisions.
`Stocky' Green, the only other
independent, obtained a split de
cision verdict.
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Chatter
Chuck Davey, the College edu
cated welterweight, met Fritzie
Pruden last night in Cleveland in
an attempt to get a little closer
to a shot a Kid Gavilan's welter
title.
The Michigiu State grad is
the only kno w n profesional
fighter to reach the top ranks
in the boxing world, holding a
master's degree at the same
time. And with each Davey
fight, witty sports scribes like
to bring up the question: "Did
Davey learn his whistling right
and smashing left hook through
his college studies?" It makes a
good gag. "
Actually the slugging Davey,
who is one of the leading welters
fighting today, probably did help
his own cause a great deal in
college. A physical education stu
dent, he studied athletic training
techniques, sports, anatomy, and
physiology, among other courses.
Of course, his biggest course
of "study" came on the Spartan
boxing team. Davey represented
the United States in the 1948
Olympics and was a four-time
NCAA champ. Oh yes, he was a
"B" student. during his Michi-.
gan State days.
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Three Penn State players impressed West Vir
ginia enough to be placed on its all-opponent
elevens. End Jesse Arnelle and quarterback Tony
Rados were selected to the offensive team, and
halfback Jack Sherry was named
to the defensive squad.
Arnelle received further recog
nition from the Mountaineers as
they named him the most, valu
able man on the all-opponent
team.
Although West Virginia sub
dued mighty Pitt, 16-0, in one of
the nation's top upsets of the year,
these Pitt players impressed the
"Hillbillies": tackles Eldred Krae
mer and Lou Palatella on both
offense and defense, halfback Bill
Reynolds, and defensive end Toe
Zombek. .
Other West Virginia opponents
who made both platoons were
'linemenl Vince Perone of Furman
and Steve Korcheck of George
Washington.
Unanimous choices were Krae
mer and Perone on both platoons,
Korcheck as defensive linebacker,
defensive end John Latorre and
linebacker Leon Cunningham of
South Carolina and . end Arnelle.
Other players to make the of
fensive team were end Jimmy
Byron of VMI; tackle Don Earley
of South Carolina; halfbacks Gene
Wilson of South Carolina and Wes
Abrams, Washington & Lee; and
fullback George Chumbley of
VMI.
' The only repeaters from last
year's West Virginia all-opponent
teams were Latorre and Early,
both of South Carolina.
For Christmas
Keeler's has 100's of Hobby and
How-To-Do-It Books.
"TACKLE TINKERING" Give to ,a novice fly-tier.
"TROUT FISHING" beautifully illustrated to show
how to catch the wiley trout
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Give her a book on
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High Scores Feature
Independent Cage Play
The usual trend of low-scoring, hotly contested battles was re
versed when Independent Intramural basketball resumed at Rec
hall Tuesday night. For the most part the night was crowded with
games which featured a very substantial spread of points between
the losers and winners.
Wil Hauer and Pat Kennedy, with 12 points each, led their DIR
team to a decisive 50-12 victory
over the Lions.
Devils Bow
The Grizzlies came to life in
the second half of their 30-12
triumph over the McElwain men.
The unprophetic halftime score
was 13-7 in favor of the winners.
The Devils failed to score a
single point in the second period
of play as they bowed to the
Trojans 26-11. The Devils had
held a first half lead, 11-10. Chief
scorer for the Trojans was Jim
Wallace with nine markers.
The Firehouse Five quenched
a very small Cadet fire 46-14.
Leading the winning squad was
Carl Snyder with 20 tallies.
Bradac Paces Gorps
The Nighthawks smothered the
State Club 44-8. The winning
quintet was paced by Dick Wend
ler - who chalked up 19 points.
Don Bradac with 12 markers
paced his Gorps to a 31-21 win
over the Dorm Eight five.
The West 25 hoopsters won out
l over a lower scoring States team
20-8. West 25 led throughout with
the halftime score reading 8-4.
Top scorer for the winners was
Charley Ferguson with eight
points.
The Sponges failed to absorb
a superior Elms attack and wound
up at the short end of the 32-25
final score. Don Masisak paced
the Elms attack with 13 tallies.
The Bears trimmed the Phan
toms to the final count of 25-17.
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the subject of art.
"EMBROIDERY"
or
'NEEDLECRAFT"
Keeler's
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Elms Score, 32-25
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Aerial Barrage
Penn State was outgained on
the ground during the 1952 foot
ball campaign but evened the
score through its aerial superior
ity.
Just One Short
Tony Rados fell one short of
Penn State's touchdown passing
record as he completed eight in
the end zone during the 1952 cam
paign.
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