TLIE4SDAY, FCE93BUtAIRY-11, 1947
Gymnasts Win Second, Down Navy 58-38;
Temple Owls Stop NiHany Lagers, 38-37
Neiger Lost After
Fall From Rings
Penn State's gymnasts won
their second straight meet when
they downed Navy eB-3 , 8 in a
competition. that saw Warren
Neiger; who 'placed in , three
events,. injure .hitsrerbow . , to force
him ogt .of detion for the rest of
the season.
Lion fans will have a chance
to see the. Wettstonemen perform
for the first time this season When
the Nittany gymnasts compete
against the , Cadets froth West
Point in Roe Hall, 6 p.m. Satur
day,. This will be :the only home
sports . event for the coming week
end.
High scorer :for the Navy-Penn
State event was diminuative
Billy Bonsall, who'.won the fly
ing ring event and placed second
in the side horse and horizontal
bar competition. Boman also
won the ring event against Minne
sot a .
Captain Hay Sorenson, who
took first place in the horizOntal
bar, parallel bars and side horse
events against Minnesota, again
won the horizontal bar competi
tion and placed third in the flying
rings and side horse matches.
Navy's Hoffman tied the iworld'S
record of 3.8 in the rape climb to
win the - event, while Lion Joe
Rossi claimed second place with
a four second hoist. Neiger, be
fore hi s fall from the rings, won
the. parallel bar event and took
third place on the horizontal bar,
Chunky Billy Mead,. tumbled
to a. first place win, with team
mate . Timmy Petroff claiming
runner-kip spot.
The stmumiaries:
RINGS: Bonsai , ' (PS), Bacon
(N), Sorensen (PS), Metcalf (N),
Syracuse Pins
Grapplers 13 -9
Penn State's matmen dropped
their second meet in Pour starts to
Syracuse, Saturday, 17-9.
'Littl e Georgie Schantz, ltill
pound's, came. through with his
third consecutive, victory,,
;ion'ing Sytdacuse's Bob Eriksin.
Grant Dixon., inter-collegiate
champion, defeated Chuck Moore
in the 1155 pound and Ernie
Ciosser decisioned Art Shelley in
the 145 pound bout, to give the
Lions their other twd wins.
The summaries(;
`l2l-pound—Schautz, PS, decis
icned Erikson, Syracuse , 6-2.
128-poiind —Sanwa, Sydacuse.
pinned McGee,.PS, 7:35.
1361-poundi—Smith, Syracuse,
decisioned Knocker, PS, 3-1.
145-pound—Closser, PS, decis
ioned Shelly, Syracuse, 4-3.
155-pound 7- Pixon, PS, decis
ioned Moore. Syracuse, 4-0.
165 -pound Vobden, Syracuse,
visioned McKeeby. PSI 6-3.
175-pound Gebhalt, SyracuP,
decisioned Chambers, PS, 2-0.
Ultllimited —Pickett, Syracuse,
decisioned Purnell, PS, 4-2.
Box Score
PENN STATE
FG F Pts.
Simon. f 1 1 7
Bie%AT, f 2 0 4
Kulp 0 0 0
Russell . 0 0 0
Dietterick. c 2 3 7
Lqwther. g I 2 4
Rusinko, S I. 11
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TEMPLE
P.'G
Martell°, f
Joyce 3
Lerner. f 4
Bobb 0
Henry, c
Borsavage 1
Fox, g 2
McLaughlin .... 2
Ballots' , 1
Total
HALF-TIP& SCORE':
STATE 24, 'TEMPLE 27.
and Neiger (PS). Penn Stat e 10,
Navy 6.
'HORIZONTAL BAR: Sorensen
(PS), Bonsall (PS), Neiger (PS);
Hoffman (N) and Cammack (N).
Penn State 13, Navy 3. ,
P A RA'L LE L BARS: Neiger
(PS), Billingsley (N), Moffett (N),
Mead,. (PS), and Berliner (PS).
Penn State 9, Navy 7.
SIDE HORSE: Grayson (N),
Bonsall (PS), Sorensen (PS), Ran
som (N), and Costello (N). Penn
State 7, Navy 9.
ROPE CLIMB: Hoffman (N) 3.8,
Rossi (PS) 4.0, lArirtschafter (PS)
4.2, Eldy i(PS) 4.7, and 'Mandy
(N) 4:8. Penn State 9, Navy 7. -
TUMBLING: Meade (PS), Pet-.
rOff (PS), Freeman (N), and Jones
('D. Penn State 10 . , Navy 6.
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It was the final minutes of play
that spelle r ' defeat again for the
Peni State ibiasketball team as
Temple edged 'out the Nittany
Lions 38-37 Saturday in Conven
tion Hall to snap a six-game 'win
streak.
The defeat at the hand of the
Owls Marke r i the fourth time in
fly,. losses that the home foi - ces
have fallen short in the final
, - heart-breaking seconds of play.
For Teinple, it was sweet re
venge for the 62-46 defeat at the
hands of the Lions at State Col
lege last month. As the Lawther
men led 07-34 for the first time
in, the contest with three min.utes
remaining, Etalph Martello; Owl
forward,• counted on a lay-up fcr
two points. Then - Johnny Ballots
sank - a set shot to give Temple
its one-point margin with a min
ut,, left. A shot by Rusinko failed
and Temple stalled off further
Lion advances in the frantic
seconds of play.
• 38
PENN
For the Lions, the Temple game
Marked not only the end of the
longest winning streak of the.
season but also the end of a two
game road trip that saw them
out-score American University at
Washington Friday night • 46-38.
Johnny Rusinko was high scorer
.in both games with IC3 paints
against American and 111 against
Temple.
in a game played at Rec Hall
'Saturday, Feb. 1, and not prev
iously reported, Penn State gain
ed revenge for a set-back in Pitts
burgh by winning froth Coach
Doc Carlson's Pitt Panthers 46 2
n. Season's record for the Law
therrnen now shows eight victor
ies as against five defeats, with
the next genie Scheduled ,against
Carnegie Tech on the -Rec Hall
court for tomorrow night.
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For Weekend Split
Michigan State Relays
Shuman Sets Record
Hampered by running their first race of the season on a clay track
after practicing on the boards, Chick Werner's trackmen managed to
set a new. meet and field house record and capture two seconds, as well
as fotuith, fifth, and seventh places, at the Michigan State Relay s in
East Lansing last weekend.
The record, made by Bill Shuman in the 1.000-yard event, was
2:19.1. Team-mate Mitch W7Liiaans captured the second place berth in
Syracuse Beals
Swimmers, 5025
Nittany Lion swimmers lost
their second meet in a row when
Syracuse took six first daces to
win 50 to 25 at 13tiffalo, Saturday.
Losing to Cornell the previous
week because of a depleted squad
due to final examinations, Lenny
DiehPs team went to meet the
Orange Minus the services of ace
back stroker Leigh Woehling who
graduated last week.
Although the Nittany natatory
had only one day's practice be
cause of the mid-semester' vaca
tion, they took three first places.
Penn State dominated the div
ing competition with Rocky
Young and Mike Kutsenkow tak
ing first and second places. Cap
tain Clyde Bell won the 200-yard
breast strok e in 2:48, and Bill
Christy won the 50-yard freestyle
in 25.9.
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Ton on in National Collegiate
Cross-Country competition last
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of Illinois, Big Ten champ.
A new meet retard was set in
the one-Mile race by Mack of
Drake in 4:120, with Brelstford,
National Collegiate Cross-COuntry
champion, placing second: Thornp
son of Texas, two mile winner,
was third. Penn State's Gerry
Karver copped fourth-place hon
ors, turning in a time just twio
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sophomore From ce Ashen:leiter,
running the best mile of his short
collegiate career, taking MTh, just
one second behind the fourth
place winner. Cunt Stone, running
his second race for the weekend,
was seventh in 4:26.
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