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Olympic Gym Chatter
*ter gyrninasta from 14 colleges and 22 Amateur Athletic Union
eildka are plated to demonstrate their talents before Lion fan s Botur
day. Many of than are already on campus and working out in Rec
An entry Hat released yesterday by Coach Gene Wettstone sets
a new NAAU record by showing more than 120 collegiate and over
140 AAU contenders. In all-around competition 16 AAU a x 11 col-
legiate athletes will battle for
NAAU title and the eight places
on the Ma Olympic team.
LAI= ENTRY
Forty-eight entries in the long
horse event top all others in num-.
ber, while 42 in the side horse
ply second, Contestants in other
events are rings-37, horizontal
parallel bars-33, tumb
ling 12, rape climb-12, Indian
Clubs'--12, trampoline-11.
Daacribing performance in each
Want would involve such terms
ai barilt-handspring-and-somer
shun —w it h-layout, on e arm
straddle dismount, horizontal
circle—and snake, and stoop
frtan - the - croup. But where
would we be?
What's important to us laymen
who'll view the star-studded pro
ceOdings Saturday is each per
former will present one cenr)pul
sZtand one optional exercise in
event, except rope climb,
trampoline and clubs.
Quoting Coach Gene Wettstone,
secretary of the United States
rmpic Gymnastic Committee:
"The purpose of the compulsory
exercise, which is not required
in inter-collegiate competition, is
to make a comparison between
men as far as form and execution
are concerned.
HARD EXERCISE
"It also eliminates those not in
the top bracket, since' the exercise
1$ PO WA that only excellent per
formers will compete.
"The optional exercise makes
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By Tom Moreau
it possible to compare the artic
tic imagination of performers." '
Tentative program for Satur
day is divided into two sessions,
from 2 to 5 p.m, and 0 to 11 porn.
The afternoon schedule calls
for compulsory and optional ex
ercise in calisthenics and long
horse; clornpulsory exercinno In
horizontal bar, parent,/ bars, side
horse and rings, and finals in
trampoline, rope climb and In
dian clubs.
On the evening slate are op
tional exercise/1 in side horse,
Parallel bare, horizontal bar and
Hugo, and finals in tumbling.
Still time
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CONTEST
Major League Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results
New York , 4, Philadelphia I
St. Louis 0, Detroit 8
(11 innings)
Standings
Tea. W L Pet, TORO W L Pet.
Cleveland 6 0 1.000 Phila. _- 4 4 .600
ELLouls- 4 2 .667 Detroit__ 8 6 .876
Witah'it'n 2 1 .625 Roston-_ 2 5 .286
New York 4 6 .571 Chicago-- 1 6 .1411
Today's Games
Detroit at St.Louls
Cleveland at Chicago
Washington at New York
Boston at Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Reaults
Chicago 7, Cincinnati 2
Huston 3. Brooklyn 2
New York 7, Philadelphia 1
'Standings
rum W L Pet. Team W L Pet.
New York 7 2 .717 fit,Loula- .500
Chles3o-- 4 a .671 Clno/nli- 4 5 ,445
Phila.-- 4 4 .500 Brooklyn. 8 6 .675
pittab'gh 4 4 .600 Bolden— 3 6 .823
Today's Games
Brooklyn at Boston (night game)
Philadalphiit at New York
Chlemrp at Cincinnati
ElLLogis at Pittsburgh (night)
Orange Relay Team
Coach Bob Grieve of Syracuse
University's track team thinks he
has a great fourmile relay team
in Neil Pratt. Dick Churen, Keir
Fitzgerald and Phil Baker.
to get
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Gehrett Slated for Hill Toil
As Lions Take on Bucknell
Returning to the baseball wars, the Lions tangle with the Buck.
nell Bisons at New Beaver Field, 4 o'clock this afternoon, weather
permitting, in a one-game home stand before meeting the Pitt Pan.
thers Friday and Saturday in Pittsburgh.
Bob Gehrett ie the Probable mound choice for the Nittany nMe,
en 4 he will appose Wither sophomore Art Raynor or fastballer Hal
Swanson. both right-handers. for
the Bisons.
Gehrett will be seeking his
fourth congeoutime win of the
season, and seventh victory with
out a defeat counting three tri
umphs carried over from last
season,
The big righthander has Per
mitted only three earned runs in
25 innings this year, and boasts
a two-hitter against the Pitt Pan
thers as one of hie laurels.
The Biatma, poachod by Bill
Lane, are a veteran ager4wition.
Teri leittopen and a host of ex
periene4.4 material from laet year
grace their roster.
Sham Dopbler. a three-year
veteran at Amt base, is teem mi>
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the exception of Jim Devine at
short are newcomers.
Frank Walk. a converted Mt
fielder, is et third base. and Bob
Markley, a sophomore. cavorts at
second.
Carl Nienstedt, a steady and
dependable receiver. returned to
the diamond carrioaliMa this sea
son to bolster the catching de
partment. Nienstedt was a letter..
men on the 1044 aggregation.
The outfield trio of Stec in
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Swanson in left is fast and has
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For the Lion- the same hard-
'Wm( lineuv that has blasted out
five wins in six starts will take
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