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Gymnasts„
Thirteen Lions Will Vie
For Individual Laurels
Among the 63 outstanding Eastern Intercollegiate gym
nasts who will compete in Temple University's South Hail
today and tomorrow for individual honors, will be 13 mem
bers of Penn State's highly-touted gym aggregation.
Today's individual competition will commence with ac
tion in the ,Olympic all-around division, which consists of
free exercise, still rings, and the long horse.
Jan Cronstedt
To Defend Titles
Arnelle Selected
For All-State Team
Jesse Arnelle, high scoring
Lion center, was named yester
day to the Associated Pr es s
Pennsylvania All - Collegiate
basketball team. Arnelle's se
lection marked the third con
secutive year that he has been
selected by the wire service.
Captain Jack Sherry also was
honored. Sherry, the Nittany
number two scorer, was given
honorable mention on the
squad.
Duquesne University domin
ated the selections, made by
sportswriters and broadcasters
throughout the st at e. T Ire
Dukes' Dick Ricketts, Jim Tuck
er, and Si Green all were se
lected for the first team. La-
Salle's All-American Tom Gola
rounds out the first five.
WRA Results
VOLLEYBALL
Delta Delta Delta 40, Zeta Tau
Alpha 38
Alpha Chi 0. 38, Thompson 23
Kappa Delta 34, Alpha Kappa Al
pha 29
Mac Hall over Sigma Delta Tau
by forfeit
Tri Vi 52, Alpha Gamma Delta 33
Kappa Kappa Gamma 45, Delta
Zeta 17
Leonides 48. Gamma Phi Beta 24
Kappa Alpha Theta 48, Chi 0. 14
BOWLING
Alpha Omicron Pi over Thomp
son 3&4 by forfeit
Pi Beta Phi over Women's Bldg.
Co-op over Alpha Xi Delta
Major League Citrus Dope
BRADENTON, March 11 (W)—
Milwaukee's Braves raked a group
of rookie pitchers for 16 hits and
throttled the New York Yankees,
11-3, today before a crowd of 4,262.
The crowd was the largest to
see an exhibition game in this
city.
The Braves belted Steve Kraly,
slim young lefthander, for eight
hits and six runs in three innings
and continued against Al Cicotte
and Mark Freeman. Joe Adcock.
first baseman, drove a 400-foot
homer over the left field fence
off Cicotte with a runner aboard
in the sixth.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March
11 o=l—Dick Donovan and Ray
Herbert held the Cardinals to four
hits today and the Detroit Tigers
defeated St. Louis, 4-1, for their
second victory in five spring
games.
TAMPA, Fla., March 11 (JP)—
Outfielder Jim Rivera of the Chi
cago White Sox needed hospital
treatment today after crashing
into a wall during a "B" team
game with the Cincinnati Red
legs.
Rivera suffered chest and leg
injuries when he bounced into the
By RON GATEHOUSE
Of the five teams entered in
the meet, Army and Navy will
not compete in the Olympic all-'
arounds. Penn State will enter
three performers in the event,
while Syracuse and Temple will
each send two representative§ into
the action.
The entire field of contestants
will vie in tomorrow's action
which will get under way at 2
p.m. Competition will be seen in
the six regular EIGA events,
tumbling. rope climb, side horse,
horizontal bar, parallel bars, and
the flying rings. In order to be
eligible for the Eastern all-around
title, the gymnasts must compete
in the latter four events.
Lions 'Onek to Stop'
The Nittany Lions competing in
the meet will undoubtedly be
looked on as the 'ones to stop'
for as as a team they ay.; sporting
a 15 meet intercollegiate winning
streak. six of which came during
their undefeated past campaign.
The undefeated season enabled
them to capture the EIGA , crown
for the second consecutive year.
Defending all-around champion
Jan Cronstedt, Tony Procopio. and
Karl Schwenzfeier will lead the
Nittanies in their quest to attain
individual laurels.
Right on their heels will be Co-
Captains Frank and Al Wick, Bob
Lawrence, Skeets Haag. Dick
Spiese, John Baffa, Bill Paxton,
Paul Heim, Leroy Fritch, and
Hugh Cline.
Cronstedt, a FinniSh native, last
year won Eastern and National
titles in the all-around competition
and also on the parallel bars. He
has spearheaded the Lions in their
past two campaigns with his bril
liant routines on the parallels. H
bar, and on the mats. In addition
to defending his title on the twin
bars, he will perform in the Olym
pic all-arounds, and on the H-bar
in the EIGA individual events.
Along with Cronstedt, Schwenz
feier and Procopio will enter in
the Olympic competition. The duo
will also vie for honors in the
EIGA all-arounds, and on the
rings in tomorrow's individual ac
tion.
Lawtence Defends Title
Lawrence is the defending East
ern champ on the horse, and bar
ring a mishap in his routine; is, ex
pected to retain the title. Frank
Wick will also show nis wares on
the horse, along with Heim.
Al Wick is in contention for high
honors on the parallels, while
Flaag is expected to find competi-
centerfield wall trying to field an
inside-the-park homer by Bob
Hazle of the Reds in the fifth
inning.
SARASOTA, Fla., March 11 (if')
—Billy Goodman again provided
the big punch for Boston today as
the Red Sox chalked up their fifth
straight one run victory, edging
the Chicago White Sox 3-2 in 10
innings.
Goodman, shifting from his
starting position in leftfield to
second base, tripled to right cen
ter with one out and trotted home
the winning run on Charlie Max
well's single.
PHOENIX, March 11 (/P) A
dust storm made play impossible
here today and forced cancella
tion of the game between the New
York Giants and Chicago Cubs.
It was the first day of bad wea
ther for the Giants since they
opened training 18 days ago and
brought from Manager Leo Duro
cher the comment that he was
"tickled by the day off."
TUSCON, Ariz., March 11 (2P)—
With outfielder Larry Dobe driv
ing in four runs, the Cleveland
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATt COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Boxers
:on in the form of Temple's Gen
Scholl. Scholl is the only oppo
nnt Haag faced during regular
season action who forced him to
settle for second honors. Army's
John Funkhouser and John Sal
lentyne also loom as top contend
ers for honors on the 20-foot climb.
Spiese is a potential top candi
date for high honors on the H-bar.
Used sparingly during the season,
he put on a good showing in the
West Vir g inia contest to boost him
on the list of H-bar candidates.
Baffa will compete in two
events—the rope and rings, while
Paxton will perform on the mats.
Fritch will enter the rope climb.
and Cline will seek to show his
wares on the H-bar to round out
the Nittany representatives.
Temple, who the Lions defeated
two weeks ago to retain their
Eastern team title. will be rep
resented by 11 members, Navy
will have 15 gymnasts in the ad
tion, and Army and Syracuse will
send 18 and six respectively.
Freshman Baseball
Freshman baseball. candi
dates may sign up Monday
through March 13, in 301 Rec
reation Hall. Frosh coach John
Egli has announced' practice
will begin March 22
Indians whipped the Baltimore
Orioles 7-5 today in an exhibition
baseball game that snapped the
Orioles' five-game winning streak.
Doby and outfielder Bob Ken
nedy hit home runs in the In
dians' 11-hit attack against three
Oriole hurlers.
TAMPA, Fla., March 11 (IF)—
The Pittsburgh Pirates committed
five errors and two rookie pitchers
gave up 10 hits today as the 'Cin
cinnati Redlegs nosed out the
Bucs 7-6, in the first exhibition
game of the season between the
two clubs.
SALLY says . . .
Remember the
influence of
example
SALLY'S
SANDWICH SERVICE
Frank and Al Wick
Gym Co-Captains
Spiese on H-Bar
in Tourneys
Boxers Awarded 4 Byes;
3 Enter Ist Round Tonight
Four of Penn State's seven entries in the Intercollegiate Boxing;
Association tourney in the East to be held at Memorial gymnasium'
tonight have drawn byes into the semi-final round.
Bob McMath, 137-pounds, ,Tack
Stokes, 117-pounder, Adam Kois,
178-pound Eastern champ, and
Joe Goleman. heavYweight,
not see any first-round action to
night. Kois, however, will meet
Elmer Wilson, Army, in the Lions'
only semi-final bout tonight.
Kois will be the favorite to
enter the finals Saturday night.
Penn State's defending champ
defeated the Cadet's Wilson just
last week at Army. The bout was
stopped at 0:36 of the third round.
Three Lions Harry (Pappy)
Papacharalambous, 125 - pounds,
Ron Smith, 139-pounds, and Frank
Breidor, 165-pounds will enter
the first-round . eliminations to
night.
DeMay, Martin Out
Smith, a sophomore who fought
and lost his only bout of the sea
son at Army last week, replaced
Don Martin, the Lions' regular
139-pounder, who is scholastically
ineligible. No entry for Penn State
was made in the 156-pound class.
Don DeMay, the Lions' scrappy
156-pound sophomore, did not ac
company the team. He suffered a
broken nose at Army last week.
Grice Whitely and Smith will
meet tonight in the first-round
eliminations. Virginia's Whitely
lost to Martin, 29-27, this season.
Pappy will face Frank Guelli,
Syracuse, tonight. Guelli, a classy
ringman, defeated the Lions' Dick
Evanko. 30-25.
Breidor Meets Champ
Penn State's biggest barrier to
jump in the first round will be
in the 165-pound bout. Breidor
will face Vince Rigolosi, Syracuse
co-captain and Eastern champ last
year. Rigolosi dumped Breidor,
30-26, earlier this season. But
Breidor has improved greatly,
however, since his first collegiate
bout against Rigolosi.
In the 132-pound semi-final bout
Saturday sophomore *Bob McMath
will meet the winner of the Mike
Stevenson (A) Vince Palumbo
(M) bout. McMath's appearance in
the Easterns will be his third
collegiate bout. But the clever
lightweight may be a "dark horse"
for the Lions.
Stokes Meets Nelson
Jack Stokes, the third Lion to
receive a bye into the semi-finals
Saturday afternoon will face Art
Nelson, 147-pounder from Syra
cuse. Nelson may give the Lions'
polished sophomore some trouble.
Nelson won his first-round entry
last year in the saine tourney, but
failed to make the weight in .his
- .:ecOnd. bout.
Joe Coleman, a junior, will meet
the winner of the Bill Creech (V)
—Dick Croyne (M) preliminary
bout. Creech lost to Goleman at
Virginia two weeks ago, 30-27.
A victory in the preliminaries
Friday night awards one point to
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the team score, while a victory
in the semi-finals is worth three
points. The winner of the • indi
vidual crown in the finals wins
five points; an individual champ
can• therefore win a total of nine
points towards his team's final
score. •
Matmen Open--
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for second place; two points for
third place; and one point for
fourth place.
Four individual champs will be
back to defend their respective ti
tles. They are Alex McCord of
Lehigh, 123-pound class; Dick
Lemyre of Perin State, 130; Jerry
Maurey of Penn State, 137 and
heavyweight Werner Seel of Le
high.
Navy's Pete Blair, who took
second place in the 177-pound
class last year, will be in the
heavyweight bracket this time.
Members of the EIWA are Penn
State, Lehigh, Navy, Pitt, Army,
Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Frank
lin and Marshall. Harvard, Penn,
Princeton, Syracuse, Temple, Yale,
and Rutgers.
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