Underdog' Gymnasts Prep for Title Battle Penn States begahtye 1956 season minus what Lion mentor Oene Wettstone described as three-fourtlur of tyeirNCAA championship team of last year. And pre-season forecasters followed through by gracing the jLtefns with an over-sized underdog role in Eastern competition. ® u t the Nittanies, even though riddled with injuries, turned the other way, and assumed cotne from-behind tactics in marly every dual-outlng to fool all and sweep their third straight Eastern title. Now, with a bigger aif d bettwr goal In sight, a third straight NCAA gym title, the Nittanies again are set to disrupt the .fagpi ' ■ , Although the tUAe:ffidt«ldu( host of Nittahy are still around tb take on the mah sited challenge—‘•to bring .the na tional crown to the Vale-again. The leading veteran;" from last year’s classic, plftt-Mtd -KaFl Schwenzfeier who nulled /.fttltyt? after-meet out of tpe proverbial ticp, wilf have thfe biggest Penn State load to bear when the Nit tanies go against the nation’s best over the weekend. Lions'count on Schwenafeier Although he’ll be backed by a host of .other potential scorers, Schwenzfeler will have to be true to form if the Nittanies are to have even an outside chance of retaining their title. The form is the way he stole the shpw in each of the Penn State outings., always, bringing home tyro individual event wins, some times three. And in the Eastern individual tourney at Annapolis last week, he established a new W-funfe point total in winning the difficult all-around title. Schwenzfeier will be . facing several mid-west and Pacific coast performers who equal him With two years of NCAA experience, and some who hold a year edge. Strong Opposition Prom all angles the way the 14- ops fare over the weekend seems to rest a grCat deal on the versa nbis.ahd a lot of others are going powerhouses—we have Schwenzfeier.’’ “ ; on the Penn State scene, such hopefuls as Skbets Haag, Skip Helm. Bill Pfixto” Dion Weissend,. Chuck Fegeley. Chuck Marshall, Wd Leroy Pritch will be joining Sbhwenrfeier in Quest of the third straight top ranldng for the Pehn State gym tefim. Winlnger Takas Load a - March 21 W—BO Winninger of Oklahoma City led pro golfers with a 69/ in sbening ,lPlay of the two-day $lO,- 000 Seminole pro-amateur tourna ment .today. . Ben Hoggii and Sam Snead re turned to competition for the'fhat time this year in the tournament. ‘ \ ’ - . v, give fresh v \ errors the brush-off with EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND “A” Store Opposite Nate Gate \ By RON GATEHOUSE Lion, winners in last year’s NCAA rout have left Penn State, a Wrestling - (Continued from pope six) tyotoh. George Bickelhaupt, kap pa - Sigma, received a point for riding time and thereby captured d olose win over Norm Schue of Alpha Zeta, 3-2, in a 145 match. ' Bon Corio, Pi Kappa Phi, dis played too much mat savvy and collected a fall over Beraie Ross of Phi Kappa in 4:10 with a cradle hold. Paul Brown, Delta Upsilon, rode to a very decisive win over Ken Lanan of Delta Theta Sigma, Brown missed a pin on four oc casions and hdd to settle for the decision. Dick Shillinger; Tau Kappa Ep silon, captured a 4-0 decision oyer Eismont of Delta tJpsildn, and Norm&n Paul, Alpha Gamma Bho, pinned Frank MdFadden of Phi Gamma Delta in 3:15 with a cradle. The assault on the Rec Hall lights continued as a pair of Delta Sigma Phi’s—Gary Gehrig and Paul Hood—both registered pins and Dave Hubert, Phi Deity The ta and Nick Rodriguez also check ing in wlth f alls. Programs INVITATIONS COMMERCIAL PRINTING 352 K. Collage At*. 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'Kid' Brother Weighs In TAMPA, Pip.. March 21 (AV Ted Kluszewski, the Cincinnati slugger with the arms of a black* smith, brought his "kid" brother to the Reds’ araining camp. Broth er John tips the beam at 285 plug. I TIME FOR I SPRING CLEANING So Take Your Clothes to PORtAGE CLEANERS 118 S. Pugh (on alley) | WK TO nmm AS SACHUS BT PAGE SEVEN
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