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Penn State's undefeated wrestling Squad lead the 15 other member teams in points as
yesterdaY's afterndon matches elided. - - , 1
The Lions garnered four points on pins by by Dixt Frey, Bilil Santel, Joe Lemyre and
Mike Rubino in the preliminary matches. , ' ,
FiVe teams picked up • three
points in-/the first 'round of the
tournament. Army, Cornell, Le
high, Navy and Syracuse all were
credited .with three pins each.
George Feuerbach,
_Lehigh's
defending , champion in the 130-
pound class, had the quickest pin
of the 27 pins that took place 'in
the first round. Feuerbach
dropped Bob Dolt of Brown with
a cradle in 41 seconds.-
Dave Smith of Harvard got the
only win by. default.. Dave Pen
ning of Yale was injured late in
the second period and the match
went to Smith.
P.M. Bouts
• 123-poimd class
Mike Filipos, Lehigh, pinned Walt Pow
ell, Penn, with half-nelson and body press.
Time 4:35.
Bob Gerbino, Syracuse, decisioned Fred
Graharn,_ Yale. Scote 8-1.
' ! Tohn Reese; Penn State, decisioned Dick
Delgado; Cornell. Score 11-4.
Don Procopio, Rutgers, pinned
~Charles
Standish, Brown, with reverse cradle.
Time - 1:85. •
John 'Lee, Narvaid. pinned Pen Harer,
Princeton, with cradle. Time 1:23.
Bob
Staley, Navy, pinned Mike Gvardi.
jian, Columbia,' - with cradle. Tide 1:20.
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Bob Karn, Army, pinned Harvey Ruben
stein, Temple, with half nelson and inside
crotch. Time 1:45.
George Morse, Virginia, pinned. Joel
Hartman, F&M, with side chancery and
am:locks Time 4:32.
• 130-pound class
George Fuerbach, Lehigh, pinned Bob
Dolt, Brown, with cradle. Time 41 sec
onds.
' . Dick Neff, Navy, decisioned Pierce
Lonegran, Princeton. Score 9-6.
Jack Dreibeibis, 'Penn State, decisioned
Ed Meloni, Columbia. Score 10-5. ".
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Lou Bowers; Rutgers. decisioned Torn
Harting, F&M. Score 15-9.
Cal Engle,' Temple,. pinned Roger `,Cow
les, Virginia, with :half nelson and body
press. Time 5:40. • •
Dave. Smith, Harvard, won by default
over Dave. Penning, Yale. • • .
Lon Tschirhart, Syracuse, pimied Mary
Wolf, Penn, with figure four and head
scissors. Time 6:60. s" • •
Pete Polanie, Cornell, pinned Wayne
White, Army, with reverse chanced
Time 7:54.
137-pound class • '
Bill. Van Gilder, Cornell. decisioned
Bill Carlisle, Lehigh. Score 6-3.
Dick Fritts, Rutgers, decisioned .Carl
Schaller, Princeton. Score 8-3.
Bob Hartmari, Columbia. decisioned, Joe
Muldoon; Penn. Score 15-S.
Ed Barnes. decisioned Dick Greg
ory, Navy. Score. '6-4.
Don Maurey. Penn State, decisioned Don
"Fears , . - Yale. Score 11-3.
Angus Mac Lean, Brown, pinned Telco
Then, Harvard, with windmill. Time 2:5G.
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Bob Bury, Syracuse. pinned Chagas
Slingluff, Virginia, with double armlock.
Time 4:27. -
John Wasson, Army, Pinned Bob Long
TemPie, with half-nelson and body press
Time 7:01. • -
147-pound clas
Pied Pettit, Yale, - decisioned, Tom
Dougherty, F&M. Score 5-2.
- Carl Lorenz, Temple, decisioned Dick
Deets, Coluinbia. Score 8-4.
John Mahoney, . Lehigh, decisioned Jim
LaVine, Syracuse. Score 10-2.
.Frank Bettucci, Cornell, pinned Rod
French, Army, With • half-nelson and in
side crotch. Time 2 :56.
Frank Scolpino, Navy, decisioned Arlon
, Adams, Harvard. Score 8-1.
Don Frey, Penn State, pinned Ted Fer
itter, Brown, with half-nelson and inside
crotch. Time 2:01.
'Henry Sherk, Princeton, decisioned Joe
Wood, Virginia. Score 3-1.
Nick Lorusso, Rutgers, decisioned Frank
Vaughn, Penn. Score 8-5. ,
• 157-pound class
Bill Saatel, Penn State, Dinned Mac
Besse, Penn, with half-nelson and inside
crotch. Time 2:04.
Gene Manfrini, Columbia, decisioned
3larvie Fitzgerald , . Virginia. Score 6-2.
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Emil Perona, Rutgers,• decisioned Floyd
Holloway. Nnvy. Score 5-0.
'Hare Michael,. Brown, decisioned Bob
Longman, Yale. Score 8-5.
Don Swygert. Army, decisioned Joe
Hubbard, Harvard. Score 9-1.
Tony Orser, Princeton, decisioned Tom
Heaney. Temple. Score 9-1.
Charles Cope,, F&M, decisioned Howard
Tice, Syracuse. , Score 7-1.
John Platte Lehigh, decisioned Paul
Sampson, Cornell. Score 7.0./
167-pound class
Joe Lemyre, Penn State, pinnel Al
Angelino, Columbia, with half-nelson and
inside crotch. Time 9:26.
Murray Winer, Syracuse, ,Dinned Neil
Ma.stie, Harvard, with a windmill. Time
4 :44.
Dnaa Es.stham, Brown, decisional. Bill
Marino, Temple. Score. 6-2.
Don Thomas, Navy. pinned Rpy Neville,
Lehigh. with half-nelson and body press.
Time,2:s4.
Les. Simon, Cornell.
Stites. Rutgers. Score 8-0
Ray Higgins, F&M, decisioned Carr
Dorman, Virginia. Score 12-6.
George Gravesod; Yale, pinned John
Pentz, Princeton, ,with bar arm and body
press. Time 052.
Dean Mulder,. Army, PiTined Hal Leeds,
Penn, with 'half-nelson and body press.
Time 3:84,
177-pound class ,
Mac Reinhoff, Yale, deeisionett Martin
Mayer, Princeton. Score. 44. •
Mike Rubino, Penn State, pinned , . Al
Nipein, Temple, with reverse nelson. Time
Rues Sch.!ling, FCC decisioned Charles
iCeith. Harvard. Score 7-1.
rhoto by McMillie
GENE MANFRINt Columbia's sightless - mat ace, all but threw
F, and M's .157-pound Charlie Cope in- the third round:of their
go last night. Manfrini spotted Cope a 4- 1 lead and then
rallied in the final round to win by a popular, decision. 8 to 6.
Annapolis Action
Nin,e Penn State Gymnasts
Seek Eastern Titles Today
It's_ Eastern Intercollegiate Championship da y
polis,3Md. today, too. But the Maryland version is
and included among the competing teams is the Nittany
Nine- men prom Coach Gene
Wettsfone's group are seeking
honors in si.; events. -
Team Captain Rudy 'Valentino
is defending the tumbling title
he won last year. Valentino, un
defeated during the regular sea
son, is favored to repeat his 1950
victory.
Benner On Sidehorse
Dave Benner 'is among the
leading contenders in the side
' horse event. A fourth place win
ner in last year's National tour
ney, Benner -will be watched
closely, by other competitors.
Torn Campbell', a sophomore,
will be making his first appear
ance in the Easterns in the hori
zontal-bar competition. Campbell
has been a consistent point-getter
for the Lions and may be
among the top finishers when the
final count is made.
Dave Douglass will be the Nit
tany-.representative on the par
allel-bars today. Douglass, 'an
other Sophomore, will be gaining
valuable experience for next
year's campaign.
Schultze Climbs
Dave Schultz, No. ,1 Lion, rope
climber, will be seeking a place
among the leaders.
Bill Hendrickson will be the
only flying-rings' competing for
Penn State. Jim Hazen, No. 1
rings man during the season, will
miss pie Eastern because of aca-,
clemie reasons.
Owen , Wilkenson will be the
second Penn State entry in the
tumbling event.
Earl Kerber will, compete on
the horizontal-bar along with
Campbell. Second man in the
sidehorse event will be Larry
Jamieson. •• _
Al Paulekas, Army,' decisioned Enzo
Marinelli, Syracuse. Score 6 1 0.
Don •Dickason, Cornell, decisioned John
Evans, Penn. Score 6-0.
Ray Vonben, Rutgers, deciaioned ,Stu
Harris. Virginia. Score 64.,
Marc Rowe, Brown, decisioned .George
Vote Hassel, Columbia. Score 7-1.
John Godek,' Navy, — decisioned Phil Don
atelli, Lehigh. Score 5-2.
Heavyweight
Hofnei Barr, Penn State. dectsioned Pete
Bender, Rutgers. Score ,8-1.
decbsioned Bob
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Gill. Malone. ,Columbia, decisioned John
Barbour, F&M. Score 11-2.
Don 'Berndt, Lehigh, pinned Don Brown,
Ariny, ' with , keylock. Time 6:82:
Jim Hunt', Navy, pinned Jerry
Harvard, with reverse nelson. Time 4 :06.
Art 15erriinan. Yale, , pinned John
Clarkson. Virginia, with reverse nelson.
Time' 4 :54. •
John Chernak. Brown. won a referee's
decision over Austin, Hepburn, Penn.
Brad Glass. Princeton. pinned George
Fulton, Temple, with double arailock.
Time 2:17. . , •
Dick Clarkk, Cornell, pinned Dick Bei.
er, Syracuse, with a„half-Deisoa and
crotch. Time 1:61. '
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
'5l Matmen Are
Best Balanced
Wrestling Coach Charlie 'Spei
del believes his 1951 squad is the
best-balanced he h6s ever coach
ed. . -
Records of former Penn State
teams show that most of the
standouts were in the lighter
weights. Lion grapplers have
earned 57 individuals. Of these,
39 were in' weight classes of 145
or under.
More Statemen have won the
145 crown than any other weight.
Jim Maurey's victory in last
year's tourney was No." 11 for the
Blue and White.
In the 135 pound class,
titles have found their way back
to State College.
Seven times the 128 champion
was a Penn State man while the
121-title has been captured but
twice.
The 155-championship has been
broiight home more times, six,
than any of the other heavier
,weights.
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Niftany Swimmers Compete
In Outstanding ECSA Field
To close their 1951 swim season, Coach Bill Gutteron's Lion
meimen will tangle with 15 colleges in New York today in
what stacks up as a real dog-fight for the ECSA championship.
Biggest duel is expected in the
50 and 100-yard dashes between
Rutger's Bob Nugent and Seton
Hall's Ed Donavan.
Last week against Boston U..
Nugent, who set two Glennland
pool records this season, swam
100 yards in'a terrific 50.4, a mark
not too far. removed from Al
Ford's world standard of 49.7.
- 1950 Point Winners
In State's fifth place finish last
year, co-Captains Rod Waters and
Cas BoroVvy took third in the
backstroke, and fifth in the 50-
' yard dash respectively to pac'e
the Statement
Even though. Penn State is not
expected to win any individual
championships today, the Lions'
are better swimmers than their
two-win, eight-lots record indi
cates.
More concrete proof of their
abilities lies in the fact that this
year's squad lowered four of the
;,..• eight Penn State records.
Bright Future?
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Although such stalwkts as
Borowy, Waters, and Bob \ Long
are finishing their college careers
tonight, coach Gutteron can take
encouragement for the future.
Consistent point winners who
will return are present juniors
Gene Kolber and Burt Bronk, dis
tance men, and backstroker,
George Hamilton. Sophs with
bright hopes for next season are
diver Bob Kenyon, sprinter Al
Lucidi, and breaststrokes Jim
Davies.
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Waite, Columbia; Joe McDaniels,
Syracuse; and Charlie Speidel,
Penn State. These men met
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the EIWA, to decide on the pair
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The referees ar e Wilbur R.
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chief; Richard Di Batista, Penn;
John A. Engle, Lehigh; Bliss T.
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