TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1955
Lions Hos T ri •s To • h
Sophs to Dot Both Lineups
In Wrestiers'-Home-Opener
Penn State's wrestling squad opens its 1955 home wrest
ling season tonight at Rec Hall 'when it entertains the Uni-
Nersity of Maryland. If pre-game releases hold true, both
lineups will be liberally dotted with sophomores with the
Terps leading the array by using five soh starters. Match
time is 8 p.m.
Maryland enters the Lion camp with a. 2-0 record. The
Terps, defending Atlantic Coast champions, have defeated
Wake Forest, 34-0, and Virginia, 20-8, and Gettysburg in an
exhibition match.
Coach Sully Krouse of Mary
land, who has lost each of his, five
meets in a series which started in
1941 against the Lion mat squad,
has indicated he'll be counting on
five sophomores plus two veteran
seniors and a junior letterman for
his starting, team.
Five Pennsylvanians
Sophomore John McHugh, from
Glenside and one of the five Penn
sylvania men opening for the
Terps, will.be at 123 pounds. He
carded a spotless 9-0 streak as a
frosh- grappler.
Veterans Ronnie Carroll, junior
130-pounder, and John Little, a
senior. from Dormont, may meet
the same Lion opponents as in
1954.
Carroll, who posted a 5-4 record
last winter, was decisioned 7-1 by
Bob Roman, the Lions' present
captain wrestling at 130 pounds.
Little, a senior who lost, 7-2, to
Larry Fornicola at 137 pounds in
1954, but finally posted a 6-2 rec
ord, :will wrestle at 147 pounds.
Longenecker at 137
Manheim's sophomore Ca r 1
Longenecker, who stacked up a
9-0-1 record as a frosh, will repre
sent the Terps at 137 pounds.
At 167 pounds Alfred Hair, a
5-8 sophomore who earned a 4-3
record as, a frosh, has been picked
by Kruse over John Peters, an
other Maryland soph.
Mayer Littman, a senior from
Clearfield High School, who now
lives in Maryland, saw limited ac
tion last season with a 2-1 record
but will probably meet Penn
State's versatile 177-pounder Joe
Krufka.
Carroll, who is considered one
of the best of the Terps' light
weights, has a counterpart in the
heavier ranks in Mike Sandusky.
The New Jersey state high school
champ, who also has worked the
tackle spot for football coach Jim
Tatum, will meet Bill Oberly, the
Lions' undefeated heavyweight
sparkler.
Oberly wrestled Sandusky in
high school and defeated him both
times. Oberly took a 6-1 decision
in his junior year, and then pinned
his outstanding opponent in his
senior year. Sandusky, however,
h'as lost weight and gained exper
ience 'since his high school bouts
with Oberly.
In addition, to his lineup which
may be sparked with Carroll, Lit
tle, and Sandusky, Krouse will be
counting heavily on 177-pounder
Littman who has won three mat-'
ches including a fall over his
Wake Forest opponent this year.
Indications point to the fact
that Coach Charlie Speidel will
have a three-way choice for his
lineup against the Terps.
Definite starters for the Lions
will be sophomore Sid Noldand,
(123), Captain Homan (130), Kruf-
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Gymnasts
(Continued from page six)
again viewed their favorite gym
nastic son in action.
Finnish-born Je a n Cronstedt,
who left Penn State last year as
a junior to begin medical studies
i.-- Sweden, brought tremendous
rounds of applause f r o m the
stands as he exposed the talent
which carried him to an unprece
dented four.rational titles in last
year's NCAA gym meet.
During that meet, in which the
Nittany Lions copped team hon
ors for the second straight year,
Cronstedt was acclaimed the na
tion's greatest all-around colleg
iate gymnast.
Saturday's spectators also got a
look at a possible future Nittany
Lion. gymnast. Staffan Carlson,
red-headed Swedish performer
who pleased the crowd with his
skillful tumbling and table vault
ing routines, may come to ,Penn
State next year as a freshman. At
19, the talented gymnast is now
enrolled in high school in Orebro,
Sweden.
Littler difference was noted in
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Let me tell you how Finster Sigafoos, a man no smarter, no
richer, than you or I, solved his dating problem. Finster came
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He looked long and carefully, and at last he found her a tall
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He asked her for a date. She accepted. He appeared at her
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