PAT PAT, MARCH 48i--1953
Gynincists Qualify in NCA S
Lions Ist with 22 Points;
CronstedtAl I-Around King
NCAA
PRELIMINARY
ROUND
115-Pound Results
115-pound Ed Dawkins, 'Ur
sinus, bye; Chuck Ofsthurn, Min
nesota, bye; Art Helf, F&M, de
cisioned Ruben Shehigian, Michi
gan State; 3-2; Hugh Peery, Pitt,
decisioned Dick Meeks, Illinois,
9-4; Bill Cramp, Penn State, de
cimoned Bill Dean Jackson,. Ar
kansas St., 3-0; Bob Christensen,
Northwestern, decisioned Gary
McClain, Oregon St., 6-2; Bob
Whelan, Southern Illinois, bye;
and George Custer, Lock Haven,
bye.
123-Pound Results
,123-pound Rex Boda, Cornell
U., won on referee's decision over
Yukio Matsumoto, Illinois; - B o b
Mancuso, Kansas St., decisioned
Rex Boda, Cornell U., 6-0; Jack
Herschend, Northwestern, deci
sioned Alex McCord, Lehigh, 6-4;
Pat McCarron, lowa STC, de
cisioned Bob Karns,. Army, 4-2,
and Paul Boyko, Toledo, 4-2; Dick
H o ckle y, Wyoming, decisioned
Don Stubbeline, Springfield, 4-3,
and Dick Gibson, ; Washington St.,
6-4; , John Lee, Harvard, decision
ed Glenn Flegal, Millersville; 4-0;
Al Crancer, Arkansas St., deci
sioned Bob Hoinan, Penn State,
10-2, and Arnold- Wilson, Brig
ham Young, 8-1; and Dick Muel
ler, Minnesota, decisioned Joe Lo
baugh, Oklahoma A&M, 3-1.
130-Pound Results
130-pound Ken Faust, Le
high, pinned Al Motley, Virginia
Poly, 5:13; Bob Datteri, Colorado
A&M, decisioned Dick Robinson,
San Diego St., 12-3; Dick Leffler,
Toledo, decisioned Ray Downey,
Alabama Poly, 11-4; Norvard Na
lan, Michigan, pinned Maris Wil
liams, South Dakota, 7:11 Dick
Lemyre, Penn State, pinned Ed
Casalicchio, Michigan State, 0:49;
Jim Howard, Ithaca, decisioned
Phil Duggan, lowa U., 8-2; Linn
Long, Colorado U., pinned Phi
Rollin, Brigham Young, 8:58; and
Harold Reece, Oklahoma U., bye.
137-Pound Results
137-pound Len DeAugustino,
Lock Haven, "decisioned Don Aus
tin, Arkansas St., 11-1; Jerry
Maurey, Penn State, decisioned
Sam Ruzic, lowa State, 3-1; Ron
Scott, Oklahoma U., decisioned
Andy Kaul, Michigan, 6-5; Ben
Jordan, Brigham Young, decision
ed Ed Hairston, Lincoln, 6-1, and
Mark Murray, Cornell Col., 7-2;
George Matthews, Pitt, decision
ed Wes Sterner, lowa STC, 12-5;
Norton. Compton, Illinois, deci
sioned George Matthews,' Pitt, 9-
'3; Delance_Duncan, pinned John
Woodward, Colorado A&M, 8;03;
Rod Norris, Maryland, decisioned
Cletus llegen, Mankato, 8-6; and
Don Thompson, Oklahoma A&M,
decisioned Bill Miller, Toledo, 5-1.
147-Pound Results
147-pound Chuck Uram, Pitt,
decisioned Bill Elwood, N or th
western, 6-0; Frank Bettucci, Cot,
nell, decisioned Warren DePran
ger, Cornell College, 8-2, and pin
ned Lee Ballinger, Wyoming, 5:14;
Don Freyi,Penn State,. decisioned
Jerry Baths, Alabama Poly., 6-1;
Joe -Scandura, Michigan, pinned
Matthew Midea, Lock Haven, 5:-
02; lan Mac Ewan, Kent State, de
cisioned Joe Scandura, Michigan,
6-4; .Bryan Rayburn, Oklahoma
U., 9-0; Bob Morris, lowa STC,
decisioned Bryan Rayburn, 6-3;
Ed Brown, VMI, decisioned Bob
Speck, Brigham Young, 7-0; Bob
Hoke, Michigan State, decisioned
Clayt Carbthers, Lincoln, 10-3;
and To m Titsworth, Oklahoma
A&M, decisioned Del Lockwood,
Colorado A&M, 2-1.
157-Pound Results
157-pound —Don Solomon, Pitt,
decisioned John Arnold, Cornell
U., 13-7; Doug Frey, Penn State,
decisioned Bill Bock, Springfield,
8-0; Ed Rooney, Syracuse, - pinned
Bud Whitehill, Lock Haven, 4:47,
and decisioned Doug Frey, Penn
State, 4-3; Dan Sniff, Colorado
A&M, pinned. Bill Berry, VMI, 4:-
04; Jim Ellis, Indiana, decisioned
Don Rumsfeld, Princeton, 6-4; Ed
Mahoney, Lehigh, decisioned Lon
Larsen, lowa State, 4-1, and lost
by default to Jim Ellis, Indiana;
John Eagleton, Oklahoma - U., de
cisioned Jim Miller, Cornell Col.,
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PEr4DibIiArArTTA
Wrestling
4-0; Don Strevey, Oklahoma A
&M, decisioned Gerry Tebbe n,
Army, 6-4, and lost a, decision to
John Eagleton, Oklahoma U. ? 7-1;
Miles Lee, Michigan, decisioned
Leslie 'Kramer, Kansas . State, 13-
9; and Bob Fischer, Maryland, de
c.isioned Bryan Nelson, Washing
ton St., 7-1:
167-Pound Results
167-pound Don Wem, Tol
edot decisioned George Dyer,
Springfield; 13-1; Warren Sonne
man, Corn e 11 Col., decisioned
Cochrane Chase, Wesleyan, 6-2;
Dale Ward, decisioned Jerry
Cooper, Lincoln, 9-0; Joe Lemyre,
Penn Stale, pinned Myles Nowitz
ky, VMI, 4:09; Ernest Fischer,
Maryland, decisioned Bob Hock
ley, Wyoming, 7-4, and decision
ed Harold Broughton, Colorado
A&M, 10-5; Frank Marks, Okla
homa U. decisioned Chuck Pan
kow, Indiana, 6-3, and decisioned
Andy Lentvorsky, Lqck Haven,
6-2; Don Dickason, Cornell, de
cisioned Ken Nordquist, Illinois,
3-0, and won a referee's decision
from Dana Eastham, Brown; Del
McGhee, Washington St., pinned
Fred Loffredo, lowa STC, 7:27;
and Carl Wood, Oklahoma A&M,
decisioned Del McGhee, 6-2
177-Pound Results
177.-pound Jack Shanahan,
Maryland, •bye; Dick O'Shaugh
neSsy, decisioned George Dvoroz
niak, Penn State, 9-1; Don Lin
dell, Cornell Col., bye; Al Paulek
as, :Army, decisioned Ed Lanzi,
Toledo, 13-4; Bob McCullough,
Wyoming, won a referee's deci
sion over Keith Kelley, Oklahoma
U.; • Ned Blass, Oklahoma A&M,
bye; Bob Craige, Lock Haven, de
cisioned Otto Kellner, Cornell, 12-
8; and Bob Wirds, lowa State,
bye..
191-Pound Results
191-pound Harold Hearon,
Oklahoma U., decisioned Dick
MacAleer, Princeton, 7-0; Chuck
Weber, West Chester, decisioned
Pete Veldman, Minnesota, 6-1;
Gus Gatto, lowa STC, decisioned
Alan Evans, South Dakota, 6-0;
Bobo Shining, lowa U., decisioned
Bob Drake, Maryland, 11-6; Hud
Samson, Penn State, pinned Lew
is Williams, Oregon St., 3:40; Mel
Waldon, lowa State, decisioned
Lou Stadler, Arkansas St., 6-5;
Dick Torio, Toledo, pinned Har
old Hunter, Pitt, 8:06; and Al
Sotir, Springfield, bye.
Heavyweight Results
Heavyweight Gene Nicks,
Oklahoma A&M, bye; E 1 d r.R d
Kreamer, Pitt, bye; Hank Little
fiell, Columbia, pinned Bill
Wood, Minnesota, 8:28; Jack El
lena, UCLA, pinned Sid McNicol,
Virginia Poly., 5:35; Ed Husmann,
Nebraska, decisioned Dick Beyer,
Syracuse, 6-5; Bernie Lloyd, CC
NY, bye; - Dan McNair, Alabama
Poly.; bye; and Torn Megeel, Hof
stra, bye.
QUARTER-FINAL
ROUND
Summaries of the quarterfinals
(Friday night)
QUAR final results
115-Pound Results
115-pound Ed Dawkins, Ur
sinus decisioned Chuck Ofsthun,
Minnesota, 6-5; Hugh Peery, Pitts
burgh decisioned Art Helf, F&M,
6-2; Bob Christensen, Northwest
em, pinned Bill Cr am p, Penn
State, 5:01;- and Bob Whelan, of
Southern 111., decisioned George
Custer, Lock Haven, 9-5.
123-Pound Results
123-pound Don Reece, Okla
homa U. pinned Bob Mancuso,
Kansas Bt, 5:34; Pat. McCarron,
lowa STC decisioned Jack Her-
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Results
schend, -Northwestern, 5-4; John
Lee, Harvard, decisioned Dick
Hockley, Wyoming, 4-2; and Dick
Mueller, Minnesota, decisioned Al
Crancer, Arkansas St., 5-2.
130-Pound Results
130-pound Bob Datteri, Colo
rado A&M, pinned Ken Faust,
Lehigh, 8:16; Howard Nalan,
Michigan, decisioned Dick Leff
ler, Toledo, 6-2; Dick Leinyre,
Penn State, decisioned Jim How
ard, Ithaca, 6-5; and Harold Reece,
Oklahoma U., pinned Linn Long,
Colorado U., 8:58.
137-Pound Results
137-pound Len DeAugustin°,
Lock Haven decisioned Jerry
Maurey, Penn State, 4-2; Ro n
Scott, Oklahoma U., decisioned
Andy Kaul, Michigan, 7-0; Norton
Compton, Illinois, decisioned De
lance Duncan, Washington St., 7-
0; and Don Tompson, Oklahoma
A&M.,' decisioned Ro d Norris,
Maryland, 4-3.
147-Pound Results
147-pound—Frank Betucci, Cor
nell, decisioned Chuck Uram, Pitt,
5-3; Don Frey, Penn State, de
cisioned Jan Ma cEw a n, Kent
State, 6-0; Bob Morris, lowa STC
pinned Ed Brown, VMI, 5:25; Bob
Hoke, Michigan State, had a ref
eree's decision over Tom Tits
worth, Oklahoma A&M.
157,-Pound Results
157-pound —Don. Solomon, Pitt,
decisioned Ed Rooney, Syracuse,
9-5; Dan Sniff, Colorado A&M,
won by a referee's decision over
John Eagleton, Oklahoma U; Jim
Ellis, Indiana, decisioned Miles
Lee, Michigan, 11-9; and Jim Har
mon, lowa STC, decisioned Bob
Fischer, Maryland, 7-5.
167-Pound Results
167-pound Ernie Fischer, of
Maryland, decisioned Don Wem,
Toledo, 8-2; Frank Marks, Okla
homa U., decisioned Warren Son
nemann, 6-2; Don Dickason, Cor
nell, decisioned - Dale Ward, 7-5;
and Joe Lemyre, Penn State, de
cisioned Carl Wood, Oklahoma
A&M, 9-2.
177-Pound Results
177-pound Dick O'Shaugh
nessy, Michigan, decisioned Jack
Shanahan, Maryland, 10-1; Al
Paulekas, Army, pinned Don Lin
dell, Cornell Col., 8:32; Ned Blass,
Oklahoma A&M, decisioned Bob
McCullough, Wyoming, 5-3; and
Bob Wirds, lowa State, decisioned
Bog Craig, Lock Haven, 11-4.
Homer Beats Bums, 3-2
BRADENTON, Fla., March 27
(W)—Pitcher Lew BUrdette hit a
home run with two out in the
ninth inning to give Milwaukee a
3-2 triumph over Brooklyn today.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y., March 27—Penn State was cast in the role of
favorite tonight when nine Nittanies qualified for tomorrow's finals
in the 11th annual NCAA gymnastic tournament. The Lions qualified
men in 14 positions as 'they gathered 22 points.
•
Arnelle Named
On W. Virginia
2d 'All' Team
Jesse Arnelle, Penn State's 6-5
sophomore athlete, was honored
by two basketball teams this week
when he was named to West Vir
ginia. University's second all
opponent team and was given
honorable mention on the Pitts
burgh Post-Gazette's Tri-State
Big Ten squad.
Arnelle, who doubles as a foot
ball star and is now trying his
hand as a pitcher for Joe Be
denk's Nittany baseball tea m,
joined Dick Wilkinson (Virginia);
Warren Mills (Richmond), Bill
Chambers (William & Mary), and
Joe Holup (George Washington)
on the Mountaineers' second all
opponent team.
The Post-Gazette's Big Ten team
selected by a poll of the Big Ten
coaches found Jesse winding up
with three votes. Last, year, Ar
nelle was named to the first five,
but he was one of four on that
squad who failed to repeat this
season.
Duquesne's Dick Ricketts led
the voting with eight while St.
Francis' sensational Maur ic e
Stokes garnered seven. Pete Kin
kead, of Geneva, and Jim Sottile,
of West Virginia, each had six
votes while John Mojzer, of Wash
ington and Jefferson College,
rounded out the first team with
five votes.
Besides Arnelle, Tom Craig
(Carnegie Tech), Jim Tucker, Du
quesne), and Mickey Zernich
(Pitt) failed to repeat their 1952
choices on the first five. Mark
Workman, the other player on
that team, graduated.
Mitchell's Hit Decides
TUCSON, Ariz., March 27.(W)
Dale Mitchell's pinch single with
the bases loaded, quickly followed
by Jim Lemon's three-run homer,
totaled five s runs for the Cleveland
Indians in the eighth inning today
and gave them
. a 9-5 victory over
the Chicago White Sox.
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PAGE SEVEN
Jan Cronstedt, the amazing
Finn, captured the all-around ti
tle with 1275 points. He was fol
lowed by Carl Rintz of Michigan
State (1258); Frank Bare, Illinois
(1210); Bartlett, Minnesota (1202);
State's Karl Schwenzfeier (1198),
with Tohy Procopio of the Lions
finishing sixth.
The new all-around champ qual
ified for three of tomorrow's
events: calisthenics, horizontal
bar and parallel bars. Schwenz
feier will be in three events, also;
calisthenics, 'parallel bars and
rings, while Procopio will per
form in the calisthenics. The
finals begin at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow.
Nine of the 10 Lion gymnasts
performed well enough to qualify
for the finals. The only one who
was unable to get a pasing grade
was Frank Wick.
Florida State in Running
The famed "Wedge," Jim Hazen„
came through on the flying rings.
Al Wick qualified on the parallel
bars. Dependable Bobby Lawrence
came through on the sidehorse,
while teammates Dave Shultz and
Bob Boudreau passed on the rope
climb. Team Captain Bob Ken
yon qualified in the trampoline
event, but at the latest report
the tumbling, which is his spe
cialty, was not over.
Florida State. champs for the
past two seasons, pressed the
Lions as it qualified men in 14
events, the same number the Blue
and White advanced. Other teams
still very much in the race are
Illinois (Western Conference
champ) with 13; Syracuse, 12;
and UCLA with 9 men moving up.
Perry Sets Rope Mark
Southern Cal, which finished
second last year, and Minnesota,
which came in second in the West
ern Conference, were not among
the first five.
The fans in Syracuse's Arch
bold Gymnasium saw a new
ropeclimbing record set as Don
Perry of UCLA shaved one-tenth
of a second off his own world
mark and four-tenths of a second
off the NCAA record as he zoomed
up the 20-foot distance in three
seconds.
Teammate, Bob Hammond, also
cracked the NCAA mark when
he was clocked at 3.3.