Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
PENN STATE TO Be BUSY
ATHLETES WILL COMPETE
IN TRIO OF BIG EVENTS
Wrestling. boxing and RnHkctban
Tennis Have Contests Scheduled
with big Teams.

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f~epnsSyivanaa' a wtestiirS SCRAP With
George Washington University. are
the attractions at Penn State Tor the
coming Weekend. and they furnish an
the equal of which has never before
been served a local audience. The
naskettaliers will have their contest
go a, it on Saturday afternoon. and
tho big. boxing meet with Penn is
stayed for Saturday evening.
time on tho outcome of the boxing
bouts than anything else on this card.
State and Penn met in the ring last
year in their first intercollegiate box
ing meet. tho spells going to tho Red
and Black mitunen. four bouts to two.
WIN tho exception OF Henney. last
tact again this year, with several eN-
2~cricnccU men returned from the ser
F; q n %mn iao rs putting up a game nght
come back and win from Penn Sat
urday.
Captain McFadden and Aiken. win
ners last year in the 145 and ICE
This year in their respective classes.
though Woiss is pushing Aiken for the
Job. In lkahlcy and Friedman. Coach
Harlow has n good pair for the it5
and l2H-ponnd classes. both having ex-
1T the right time. The l35-pound class
IL still a toss-up bet wccn Lalley and
G19Pcr. onth being good men and The
Beck, the football star. has an easy
call for the heavyweight. class. with
championships viii i' be- de,ermin e"''t to-
day and these may bring unexpected
developments in the line OF possible
Well-known boxing enthusiast: from
PHILADELPHIA and Pittsburgh have been
invited To act as officials for this meet.
and interest in ii has spread through
out intercollegiate circles. where the
sport is just coming in for recognition
as one OF the most VALUABLE on tho
the Navy. Lafayette and possibly tho
University or Toronto in it's first oi'i-
cial boxing schedule.
Will Hold Wrestling Trials This Week.
Trials for positions on the wrestling
team that will meet Lehigh will be
held during tho coming week and
the lightweight honors. and CARRIER
and Teegan are destined to fight it
out Tor the ~l25-pound class. Captain
ELECT Mills has not yet returned to
college and Detar. captain-elect last
EIo year. Will be able to hold down that
Is doubtful. Spangicr and Mowcrer.
the latter an intercollegiate champion
lbs, ,fs' E i5pa sre DUG ho to battle h"rG for
Brown is sure OF the l%75-pound class.
with Wctzcl TO give him a chase.
III" LehiSh meet opens one of the
hardest wrestling schedules ever ar
rAnGrd for Il Penn State team. ON
successive weeks the Bluc and White
VIII so 10 tho mat with Cornell, Penn,
Navy, Il second meet with LehiEh. and
one with Princeton. State will enter
inc INTERCOLLEGIATE championship
meets with q very good chance Of taxi
ing the honors for tho third consecu-
tive year.
Hugo Rczdek issued his first call for
varsity and freshman baseball can
uldatcs on Wednesday. and UPWARDS Of
I"o students responded. Excellent
varsity material is on hand, many or
me men having played on the team
Tor one and two years. Restricted In
Goor work viii comDose the practice
Tor the time being. and this will start
about February &c.