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              College Huskies Defeat Mansfield at Basketball, Lose Wrestling ZiI&ZSL Huskies Down Mansfield Threat JhTHT regain Winning Ways Here By Score of 35-18 I Bloomsburg State Teacher* College! basketball team regained its winning! ways at the expense of Mansfield Teachers here last evening, easily set-k ting aside the court crew from the I Northern Tier. 35-18. The Huskies were in the lead all the I way and had a substantial 18-7 advan-F tage at the half. With the outcome early decided and the play sloppy at times, the contest did not pack the punch of the earlier preliminary. The Huskies, however, encouraged 'their following by displaying a passing attack vastly superior to the brand displayed last Saturday evening when , they fell before Lock Haven. The big trouble of Buchheit's boys last night was that they were missing them near the net. Had they converted all their shots in close the scorekeeper would have been nursing lame wrists today. ,; Half time score: Bloomsburg 18, Mansfield 7. Referee???Bryant, Wilkes-' FANNING ???I '/???-.-.** I Austy Tate, head football coach at Teachers College and busy during) |the winter directing the intra-muralj program, has been confined ???to his bed at his home several days] ithis week because ot a severe cold! His condition yesterday was consider-] '; .jably improved. His many friends! wish for him a speedy recovery. He Was Interested In College "Do" Voshefski, the left-handed 1 star of Newport High teams the past two years who was at Villanova for a Ishort time last Fall, is now casting his basketball lot with the Nanticoke Celtics. The little fellow was in JBloomsburg last Fall and showed interest in entering the local institution. ???Then the next thing about him was a report that he was trying for a berth with the Plymouth NYP League club. Now he is with the Celtics. Voshefski is a fine athlete, playing brilliant basketball and being an excellent baseball pitcher. Jayvees Come To Grief Here Ih+l'A I College Reserves Beaten fori JFirst Time in Nearly Three Years Bloomsburg Teachers College Jay-Is vees, undefeated for almost three years, , came to the end of their prolonged victory march last night when they dropped a 42-38 decision to the Freeland A.R.S. club in an exciting preliminary on the College court. The Jayvees spurted after a close - &:st quarter to lead 23 to 12 at the . Freeland came back after intermission strengthened by Susavage, who Iwas late in arriving. He aided ma'jterially in their last half rally, scoring 8 points. Freeland grabbed the lead with 18 points in the third period. The teams came to the last two minutes of play with the score knotted at 36 but the Freeland boys had more left for the final drive and won out handily. The previous defeat by the Husky cubs was sustained back in the 1934- 35 campaign. Heads Hanover Athletic Council 1/15/38 Nick Van??uskirk, 'former Blooms-I>urg Teachers College basketball star, has been re-elected president of the rTanover Township Athletic Council at b recent meeting. When Nick was wearing the Maroon and Gold he could certainly stick the ball through the cords. Ask Ray Hawkins, now of the Scott faculty, about that. Ray played on the same team, capably folding down a ffuard post. College Matmen Lose in Opener tl'tFIM I Are Defeated by More Exper ienced Mansfield Team, 23-13 Jh If!3V ; Wrestling was inaugurated as a varsity sport at the Teachers College yesterday afternoon as the Huskies lost to a strong and more experienced Mansfield team, 23-13. The matches were keenly contested! and delighted a good-sized crowd of fans. The Huskies started out in high! gear with Early winning in the 1181 class by fall and Wytovitch gaining a I decision in the 126 pound class. Then Mansfield set to work to winF Jin the next two bouts by falls butl % Hancock, of the Huskies, regained thek lead for his club by throwing Hughesl in the 155 pound closs and in one off 'the best bouts on the card. With the count 13-10 against them.f ! Mansfield started to work. They tied|| j things up when Terry won on decisionf lin the 155 pound class and in one ofl iwhen Raegar was tossed by  of Mansfield, in two minutes in ther' 175 pound division. I The count was 18-13 against themJl I but the Huskies had a chance to win? jthe bout had they been able to win inj blthe unlimited class by fall. But theyt could not take that match in any man-1 Jner, Brewer, of the visitors, making I \short work of the contest by tossing f Bob Hopfer in 50 seconds. It was the superiority of the Mans-1 1 field athletes in the heavier weight classes that gained them the match. I \ Bloomsburg's entries in the two heavy classes are handicapped by lack of | I experience but are learning fast and J: I will in all likelihood offer much morel 'stubborn resistence in the return L i match at Mansfield. The summaries follow: 118-pound class???Early, Bloomsburg;! ;threw Milon, Mansfield, in 3 minutes,| ,'S3O seconds with a half Nelson. 126-pound class???Wytovitch, Blooms-g ??? jburg, won on decision over Jenkins, | 135-pound class???Romanolia, Mansjfleld, threw Traupani, Bloomsburg, In ??? \\ minutes, 10 seconds, with a floors 145-pound class???Cooley, Mansfield, h ;j threw Taylor, Bloomsburg, with a halfr J Nelson in eight minutes. 155-pound class???Hancock,  burg, threw Hughes, Mansfield, in 61 minutes, 5 seconds, with a half Nelsonfci and floor lock. 165-pound class???Terry, Mansfield, ???Idefeated Laubach, Berwick, on deci-i, dsion. 175-pound class???Lambert, MansfleldJ?? j threw Reagan, Bloomsburg, in 2 min-f lutes with a scissors hold. Brewer, Mansfield, threw Hopfer|: l??loomsburg, in 50 seconds. Referee???Twitner. F. & M. Bloomsburg e- ig. pts. 4 0-0 8 1 0-0 21 1 0-1 2 V Slaven, forward  5 0-0 10* VanDevender, centre .... 0 1-2 lj 2 1-2 5t 3 0-1 6| 0 0-0 0 0 1-2 1 i 0 0-0 0 16 3-8 35 Mansfield 8- fg. pts.; 2 1-1 5 Lupton, forward  0 0-0 0 'Taylor, forward  1 0-0 2 ,Butsavage, forward  1 1-1 3f |Dillman, centre  2 0-2 4 lYurcic, guard  0 2-3 2l ???McDonald, guard  0 o-o o3 0 0-0 0 $ Smith, guard  Totals  1 0-0 21 7 4-7 18. Freeland A. R. S. f. fg. pts. 2-4 6 2-3 8 2-2 8 0-2 4 0-1 10 0-0 2 0-0 4 6-12 42 Bloomsburg Jayvees g- fg. pts. Zimmerman, forward 1 0-2 2 0-0 0 2-4 8 0-0 2f 0-0 8 0-0 8i 0-3 21 4-5 8 6-14 38 11???38 12???42 Referee???May. IHHH ft&fr .-'???"-i1^^