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Lions Smash. Records;
CO 2d in Track Meet
Art Pollard, Rod Perry, Rosey Grier, and the Nittany Lion mile relay quartet set four
Michigan State field house marks and three Penn State records in pacing the Lions to sec
ond place in Saturday's quadrangular indoor track meet at East Lansing, Mich.
Missouri outscored the Lions, 5445 1 / 2 . Michigan State was third with 37 points and
Ohio,State finished fourth with 30 1 / 2 counters., _ _
Pollard led the assault on the record books, smashing two field
`tang standards. "The Coatesville Comet" ran what Penn State
_ailed as "the greatest race and the, top event of the day" in the
blazed over the Michigan State
clay track in 30.8 sec.; tumbling
the Denison field house mark and
the Nittany critereon for this
race.
This sensational performance
clipped two-tenths of a second off
the track's record which had been
set in 1952 by Thane Baker, Olym
pian from Kansas State. Pollard
also cracked rthe one-year-old
mark of Michigan State's Travis
Buggs in
. the 60 - yard dash when
he covered the distance in 6.3 sec.
Petry Snaps Hurdles Mark
Perry rewrote the field house
mark in the 70-yard high hurdles
with an 8.6 sec. clocking, lowering
the record set earlier this year by
the Spartans' Joe Savoldi by one
tenth of a second. Werner praised
Bill Youkers' fine showing in this
event, saying that the Lion hurd
ler beat some of the nation's best
timber-toppers in placing third,
not more than a yard out of first.
Perry won the 70-yard lows with
a 7.9 sec. running.
Grier dominated the shot put
with a 51' 10%" heave a new
Penn State indoor standard. Char
lie Blockson was third in the shot,
with a 50' 11" effort, just • 1 1 / 2 "
out of second.
New Relay Record
Jack Morin, Dave Leathem, Bob
Matz and Pollard ripped off a
speedy 3:19.5 performance in the
mile relay. This clocking bettered
the field house mark of 3:19.7 set
in 1952 by Oklahoma.
In all, the Lions pibked up
. seven
first places—as many as the other
three teams combined. Skip Slo
cum provided the other first with
a 2:16.7 clocking in the 1000-yard
race. Other Nittany trackmen to
finish in the scoring were Doug
Moorhead, fourth in the mile;
Bruce Austin, third in the 440;
Matz, fourth , in the 600; Morin,
fourth in the 300; and Herb Hol
lowell, fourth place tie in the high
jump.
Wrestlers
(Continued from page six)
edge Orange heavy George Finck
6-4.
Oberly, who had pinned Finck
last year in 3:57, found his Syra
cuse opponent much improved
over his 1954 form. Oberly had
to go the distance with the Orange
heavy, although he completely
out-maneuvered and dominated
the same man last year on the
Rec Hall mats.
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Frosh Grapplers Tie
Frosh standout Henry Barone
saved the evening and the match
ofr the yearling grapplers last
night, when he pinned his 167
pound opponent and thereby en
abled the first year matmen to
deadlock the Lock Haven State
Teachers eight, 16-16.
The blue and white yearlings
were laboring under a 10 point
deficit when they were forced
to forfeit in the 177 pound and
heavyweight class.
Going into the final match of
the evening, Barone's 187 strug
gle, the yearling grapplers need
ed a pin to pull out with a tie.
Barone turned the trick in 4:20
of the second period when be
somersaulted out of a hold and
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pinned his opponent, Bob Cou-1
triaux, with a body. press.
State also gained five points
via the forfeit route in the 123
pound class; however, in an ex
hibition, State's Tom Kessinger
pinned Ross Livergood in 2:30
of the first period with a half
nelson and crotch.
Also gaining decisions for the
freshmen were Wilson Reitz and
captain Earl Poust—their second
victories in as many contests.
Reitz defeated his 130 pound
opponent when he piled up a 5-0
first period score and coasted to
a final 8-3 decision. Poust had
little trouble with Lock Haven's
Ray' Matthews at 137 and on the
strength of five takedov - ns, won.
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Gymnasts Score
Victory Against
(Continued from page six)
25 lead going into the fifth event
—rope climb.
Although Haag's 3.9 put him
ahead of the pack on the rope,
and Leroy Fritch was fifth with
a 4.5 clocking—coach Chet Phil
lips' gymnasts tallied their first
event win of the meet with a 9-7
margi• by taking second, third
and fourth places.
The Lions had it won by merely
entering three men in the event,
but Schwenzfeier was determined
to keep the action going down
to the final routine. And he did
just that.
Last on the program, he per
formed a routine on th rings
to overshadow Middie Fred Hoer
ner's by the narruwist or margins
—270-269. Navy put men in sec
ond, third and fourth ahead of
Cline to take the rings, 9-7.
California-born Armando Vega
led the Lion frosh in their only
meet of the season, taking firsts
on three events by remarkable
scores—H-bar, 276; parallels, 285;
rings, 270.
The 285 was high for the meet.
State's Jack Biesterfeldt 'took
top honors on the side horse, and
Phil Mullen was number one on
the rope with a 4.1 performance.
There were 13 students in the
University's first graduating class.
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Lagers
(Continued from page six)
Weidenhammer collected 16 points
for the Lions, Hoffman, 14 and
Fields, 12. Jim Blocker and Bob
Rohland contributed seven apiece.
Only five games remain ahead
of the Lions now. Rutgers is on
tap following the two big ones
this weekend, and then Pitt and
Penn appear at Rec Hall in the
final two games of the regular
25-game card.
The box score:
PENN STATE
FG F TI.
Weld'h'in'r 7 2-2 16
Hoffman 6 2-4 14
Amens 14 2-2 30
Fields 5 2-2 12
Blocker 2 3-4 7
Edwards 0 44 4
Robland 3 1-2 7
Hartnett 0 0-0 0
Hall 0 0-0 0
Totals 87 16-20 90
Officials—Robys, PI
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Godfrey 9 4-7 22
Kushner 6 8-6 16
Olbum 3 7-9 13
Holatrom 8 4-4 10
I DeCello 4 0-0
Duremos 1 0-0 2
Totals 25 21-28 71
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