WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19. 1955
Happy Foursome . .
SOCCER COACH Ken Hosterman (with paper) and his three
all-American soccermen enjoy the good news about the Lions'
selection as the No. 1 team in the nation. The players from left to
right are Dick Packer, Paul Dierks, and Jack Pinezich. Packer
and Pinezich were named to the first team of the all-America
soccer squad, with Dierks voted to the second team. Members of
the Nittany team presented Hosterman with a plaque to com
memorate the outstanding season.
Matmen Crush Terps
(Continued from page six)
land's muscular Mayer Littman in
the 177-pound division, pushed
the score to 22-5 by winning .1
2-0 decision. Krufka, who worked
from behind
an
the en
tire match in an effort to throw
his burly opponent, earned a sec
ond-period escape and time advan
tage to win 2-0.
The Lions only loss came in the
167-pound. class when junior Ed
Pasko,,, wrestling his first meet,
defaulted to Al Heir at 5:30. Pasko
led 2-0 after gaining the take
down, but in the second period
he was knocked out when Heir
spun Pasko off his back and to the
floor as the two men stepped off
the mat.
Mike Sandusky fell prey to Ob
erly's speed, losing 6-4. Oberly
took the takedown but Sandusky
quickly reversed to knot the
score, 2-2. Rallying briefly San
dusky tried for a pinning posi
tion but Oberly squeezed out to
'gain two more points.
In the second period Oberly
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attempted to get his figure four
combined with a leg hook to gain
the pinning position but failed.
Oberly escaped in the final per
iod, and then lost a takedown
when he glanced at the clock. He
countered, however, for his sixth
point by escaping.
Werner
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with the Olympic Games just
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WestVirginiaWillßeGymOpener
Minus what Penn State gym
coach Gene Wettstone claims
was three-fourths of last year's
national champion team, the
Nittany Lion gymnasts are
steadfastly preparing for their
1955 opener against the Uni
versity of West Virginia.
The meet will take place Jan.
27 at Rec Hall.
Wettstone has five veterans re
turning from last year's squad to
carry the Lions' 15-dual meet Win
ning streak into the coming cam
paign.
Holdovers from last year are
captain Karl Schwenzfeier, Skip
Heim, Skeets Haag, Bill Paxton,
and Tony Cline. A newcomer for
whom Wettstone has high hopes
on the parallel bars is senior Don
Rehm.
Schwenzfeier will appear in
three events—horizontal bar, fly
ing rings, and parallel bars. The
remainder of the ton four will find
Heim on the side horse, Haag on
the rope, Paxton on the mats, and
Cline on the H-bar.
In their final dual meet of the
season last year, the Nittanies
handily defeated the Mountaineers
by a 30-point spread, 63-33.
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have won 48 dual meets while
losing 21 and tying 1. His indi
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