SATUADAY, MARCH 1, 1952
Gymnasts Finish
Season Today at
Penn State's gymnastics team will end its dual meet season at 2
this afternoon when the Lions meet Temple University in Phila
delphia.
Coach Gene Wettstone's gymnasts will be trying for their fourth
win of the season and third straight when they take on the Owls in
Conway Hall. Temple has a 5-2 record for the year, having lost to
Army and Navy.
Two Lions will attempt to keep
perfect records intact in dual
meet competition. Jan Cronstedt,
unbeaten on the horizontal bar,
and Bobby Lawrence; - undefeated
on, the side-horse, will be, strong
favorites to continue their win
ning ways this afternoon.
Cronstedt's strongest competi
tion is expected . from Temple's
No. 1 man, John Jengo. Backing
Croiistedt on the high-bar will be
Mario Todaro and Karl Schwenzs
feier.
Frank Wick, Dick Shaffer, arid
Lawrence will be Wettstone's en
tries in the side-horse event.
Probably the closest competi
tion of the afternoon will come on
the flying rings where the Lions'
Jim Hazen, beaten only once this
season, will match exercises with
the Owls' ace, John Galente.
Last season in the NCAA tourna
ment Galente finished second.
Tony Procopio and Schwenzsfeier
*ill back Hazen as State's No. 2
and 3 men, respectively.
Cronstedt, beaten only once,
and Bill Sabo and Wick will rep
resent Penn State in the parallel
bars event. Temple will counter
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NEW YORK, Feb. 29—(AP)—
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with Joe McCarthy, Bob Allen,
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man, Dave Shultz, and Temple's
Bill Scholl. Scholl's best time this
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match exercises with Bill Coco
and' McCarthy.
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point-producer. The six-two jun
ior is one of the district's best
scorers with over 300 points.
Pitt's other starters are Clar
ence Burch (6-0), Dick Dietrick
(6-3), Captain John Kendrick
(6-1), and Don Virostek (6-4).
Dietrick, a grid end, gave Arnelle
a tough time under the boards in
the second game. Virostek is the
Panthers' tallest man and a good
defensive performer.
Gross will start his usual lineup
of Co-captain Har d y Williams
and Jack Sherry at the guards;
Arnelle, center, and Herm Sled
zik and Joe Piorkowski, forwards.
Tiny McMahan, Ed Haag and Ron
Weidenhammer will be the stand
in reverses.
After tonight's game the Lions
will have only one scheduled
contest left. The Blue and White
will journey to Bucknell next
Saturday night.
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Dorm 11, Dorm 4 Capture
IM Court League Titles
Dorm 11 and Dorm 4 scored important triumphs Thursday night
to clinch the IM cage championships of League C and D, respectively.
Dorm,ll romped to a 55-13 win over the Kappas to finish its sea
son with a perfect 7-0 record. The Kappas' loss was their sixth of the
season.
The Fords offered no problem to the high-flying cagers from
Dorm 4 as the new League D
champions raced to a 49-11 vic
tory. Dorm 4's well-rounded at
tack was led by Charles Stroup
who tallied 12 points. Dorm 4 fin
ished the season with a 7-0 rec
ord.
The Misfits, after losing their
center in the first five minutes on
fouls, played Edgewood with four
men, but could not hold up under
the gruelling pace and lost, 33-16.
The win for Edgewood was num
ber four and moved the winners
into a third place tie with the
Misfits, who also finished' with a
4-3 slate.
The Dukes, led by Bill Blan
char's 20 points, racked up their
sixth victory by 'specking Irvin
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Hall, 33-20. The Oilers• rounded
out the League D schedule by
taking a forfeit from Warren.
The Hot Rods clinched second
place in League C by trimming
the Terrors, 34-24. Charles Sta
chel's 17 markers were high for
the victors, who ended' their sea
son with a 6-1 mark.
Two forfeits were recorded,
Pottsville to Dorm 13, and Dorm
33 to Avalon.
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