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UNIVERSITY PARK,
Pa.--A total of 77 athletes in
six varsity sports earned letters
during Penn State's 1970-71
winter sports season.
The list of letter-winners
includes 15 members of the
Lion wrestling team that tied
for fourth in the 1971 NCAA
championships at Auburn,
Ala., and 17 members of the
gymnastics team that was third
nationally in the NCAA
competition at Ann Arbor,
Mich.
The gymnastics and
wrestling teams each boasted
an individual NCAA champion
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77 athletes earn letters
this year.
Andy Matter, a junior
from Upper Darby, Pa., won
the NCAA 167-pound
wrestling championship; and
Tom Dunn, a senior from
Arlington Hts., 111., was an
individual winner on the
parallel bars. Dunn also served
as team captain for the
gymnasts.
The complete list of
lettermen
BASKETBALL (11)
Willie BR. ant, Uniontown; Ed
C h übb, Middletown; Chuck
Grist, Salamanca, N.Y.; Bob
Fittin, Elmhurst, Ill.; Bob
Hodgson, West blip, N.Y.; Ron
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Kodish, Lock 1-laven; Bill
Knuze, N. Bellmore,
Bruce Mello, E. Rockaway,
N.Y.; Paul Neumayer,
Baltimore, Md.; Aufdy Popelas,
California; and Dan Tarr,
Gradyville.
FENCING (9) ---Tim
Cowan, Julian Harry' Doe,
Philadelphia, Nick Goschy,
Clarks Summit; Brian Harper,
Harrisburg; Bill Hoppe,
Canonsburg; John Losak,
Pittsburgh; Ed O'Dwyer,
Butler, NJ.; Frank Recupero,
Kittanning; and John Richards,
Sharon.
WRESTLING (15) ---
Harvey Abrams, Philadelphia;
remind
6 and 7
Dana Balum, Muncy; Spencer
Bauer, Titusville; Jim
Crowther, Oil City; Clyde
Frantz, Hughesville; Alan Gold,
Coatesville; Don Guss,
Mifflintown; Tom Hartzfeld,
Dußois; Dave Joyner, State
College; Matter: Dan Newhard,
Allentown; Norm Palovcsik,
Clearfield; Barry Snyder,
Easton; Don Stone, Levittown,
N.Y.; and Jim Whitesel,
Mifflintown.
SWIMMING (17) --- Gui
Achey, Englewood, Colo.;
Dave Barnes, State College;
Scott Benjamin, Snyder, N.Y.;
Bob Krimmel, Allentown; Greg
Lane, Akron, 0.; Jim
Livingston, State College; Bob
Dufala, Tarentum; Terry
Gindlesperger, Johnstown;
John Iskat, West Mifflin; Bill
Loescher, Abington; Steve
Miller, Dresher; Kevin Parfitt,
Uniontown; John Piatt,
Springfield; Don Shanks,
College Park, Md.; Jim
Shoemaker, Bryn Mawr; Tom
Watson, Springfield; and Dick
Drive - in
Restaurant
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HIGHACRES COLLEGIAN, APR. 26, 1971 -- PAGE FIV
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GYMNASTICS (17) ---
Brandt Atkins, Monroeville;
Marshall Avener, Levittown,
N.Y.; Bill Dillon, Lewistown;
Dunn; Vince Faust,
Philadelphia; Bob Graf,
Altoona; Mike Greene, State
College; Wayne Johnson,
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Fashion Perna our price in 1971
sport shirts $4.80
compar. val. $7.95
Sculptured our price in 1971
denim flares $5.80
compar. val, $7.00
Boutique styled
our price in 1971
waistcoat
compar. val. $19.95 $13.80
our price in 1971
Double knit $16.80
polyester flares
compar. val. $27.00
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Philadelphia; Sam Kimmel,
Indiana; Bob Koenig, Freehold,
N.J.; Jim Kruest, Freedom; Bill
Mitchell, Huntington, N.Y.;
Bill Murphy, Levittown, N.Y.;
Roy Stahl, Upper Darby; Tom
Taylor, Wynnewood; Glenn
Williams, St. Marys; and Jerry
Young, Erie.