SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1956 Lion M9tmen, Minusj Nodland, Encounter Once-Beaten Terps Charley Speidel and his undefeated matmen invade the Maryland mats tonight in quest of their seventh consecutive victory minus the services of Sid Nodland, unbeaten 123- pounder. Nodland suffered a slight injury in practice, and was told to rest up over the we - kend. Speidel, fearing further aggra vation of the injury, t ought it was wise to bench Nodland for the Terp match so he would be able to resume heavy workouts Monday in preparation for the Pittsburgh meet next Sat rday George Smith, junio• under study, wi l 3 replace Nodland against John McHugh of Mary land. It will be Smith's irst var sity appearance. The remainder of the Nittany lineup will be almost the identical one which Speidel threw against Illinois last Saturday. Johnny Johnston w 'lit I be at 130 pounds facing Charlie Ker ler, and John Pep e. at 137 pounds, will meet either Ed Weatherly or Ron Carroll. Wea therly has been the choice in this weight for most of the Terp meets this year because of Car roll's difficulty in making the weight. Carroll, captain of the team, or Jerry Ogurkis will be Dave Ad ams' opponent at 147 pounds. If Speidel shifts Adams up a weight to 157 then Earl Poust, who pinned his man in the Illinois meet, will wrestle 147 pounds, If Adams stays at 147 then Joe Humphreys will get the call at .the 157 slot facing Sal Amato. Adams wrestled 157 at Illinois and was defeated. Ernie Young—who won his first varsity start, 6-5, over Butch Rob inson of Illinois—will get his sec ond crack at varsity action when he goes against Charlie Cook. Cook was the only Terp who did not win against Duke last week. He was held to a draw giving Duke its only two points of the meet. The Lions appear to he sound and safe at the anchor weights. Joe Krufka, who has had only two points scored on him all year, will face Joe. Wozunk in the 177-pound division. The heavyweight division will have two unbeatens battling each other. Bill Oberly and Mike San dusky, Terp AU-American football player, will be facing each other for the second straight year. Oberly won last year's match, 6-4. The Lions return to University Park tomorrow afternoon and will resume practice Monday. Pitt will be the final meet of the year. WRA Champs ABOVE is 'Atherton winners of the. coed • intramural basketball league with an 11-0 record. Stand ing (L to r.) Charlotti . Potkoris,ki, Judy Goodrich.. Harbor* Drum. and Shirley Stover, 11.neeling are Margie Morris, Sally Harkins. Ginny Lewi s. Barbara Bitten luaus*. AROTC Rifle Team Defeats Bradford, National Champ Penn State's Army Reserve Officers Training Corps rifle team defeated Bradford Senior High School :Rifle in match competition last week. Bradford was the national champion in its class last year, James Byrnes, senior in fores try from Philadelphia, led the at tack for the Army sharpshooters, turning in a 279 out of 300 score. Other Penn State firers were Harry Horstman (275), Chuck Hayes (274). and Marcho Mar chetti (261). Bradford's top score was 271 by Georgr. Daggett. This is the second honor re ceived by the Army ROTC Rifle men this week. In the William Randolph Hearst Trophy Match es, the Army placed fifth in the nationwide competition. Co-Captains Are Tops Penn State's co-captains. Joe IKrufka and Bill Oberly, boast outstanding records in three years of college wrestling. Krufka, who was runner-up in the East and the nation last year at 177 pounds, owns a career record of 22 wins ,and 7 losses. Bill Oberly, last year's National Collegiate heavy weight champion, owns a career 'mark of 24 wins, 5 defeats and 12 ties. Scalia Named Coach Joe Scaizo, erstwhile Penn State wrestler and now head coach at Toledo University, has been named coach of the U.S. Greco- Roman mat team for the 1956 Olympics. Sophomores Requested For Lacrosse Managers Sophomores with an all-Uni versity average of at least 2.0 interested in being a lacrosse manager should report to the water lower any afternoon af ter 3:30. LAST DAY to get BOOKS and MONEY FROM UM THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PrENNSYI_VANIA torm Warnings U t Tonight Villanova Favored in K4-A's By BOY WILLIAMS Daily Collegian Sports editor The biggest storm of the winter season will hit New York tonight. But this storm will be under a roof—that of Madison Square Garden. It's roar will be made up of the snap of a tape; the shot of a starting gun; the minute ticking of a timer's watch; gasping breaths; and emotions of the victors—and losers. For this storm will be a myriad of Lrackmen pouring into the famous square from 45 schools for the 35th annual running of the IC4-A's. team c ampionship plus 13; ---- '----.----- -- individual titles will be at stake;! Manhattan goes with Art Cas- llf he wins, it'll be another valued for an entry to even score a lone; set and Lenny Moore in the (seat. for Pitt's bid for a top-side point is a prized accomplishment! sixty; Lou Knight—from iamai- seat. when the card strains, as this onei ca—opposing Rod Perry in the ,--- does, from a gigantic list—in both: 60-yard hurdles; Dick Simmons 1 Syracuse is expected to move !into its usual spot as a challenger size and ability -- that quiversf and Bob English in the 600: Bill with explosive intent. I St. Clair in the 100: Jim Doulin in the mile relay, while Cornell's !weight man Al Hall. an IC4-A Villanova and Manhattan have in the mile; Bob Sparta in the two mile: Ken Bantum in the frecord holder, is a favorite. gotten the nod for the evening's' : limelight lead. Manhattan's the, shotpui: Moore in the broad Charley Blockson, not on the champ. Villanova's the challenger,: jump: and Dick Shipley high traveling squad fi•r the Lions un after losing 27-22“2 last year. For , jumping, plus solid relays in the ; til a day before the team left, George Eastrnont and his New mile and two-mile. will be throwing the shot against Yorkers it marked the fourth IC-'s Pitt's stock goes up in the battle a class of opponents that includes -A title in five , !for the third place slot with Arnie l lC4-A favorite Ken Bantum of 'ears. This year ' --, . „ •.Sowell. He's favored in the 1000,Manhattan. Bantum has-hit 56- 1000. ? Manhattan. looks - -.. 1 Sowell, like Jenkins. has his work i ll% this winter. Blockson was-re more apprehen- - ,-„ , cut out for him. ;portectly having trouble recently sively to the in- . r . it .i.o Pitt Coach Carl , in this, his specialty, but a last ";,i- I side track. . 1 Olson says Sow- ,minute change in his routine that With the top 0 111114 ' i s ell might also go ;reportedly improved his distance two berths prat- k lip t* , -. t.._ , for the bro ad put him back on the IC4-A tray tically assured to .. ' ..,'• Fr' 'jump, and anchor cling trip. . ..,„ . ~ Manhattan and - „ z.? , the Pitt two-mile ' Last year Blockson's 49.11 rillanovano mat- : -: t.. .relay squad. Jen- heave failed to place in the top ter which team. i.. ~,- • - - r , : ki s s, in addition five tosses, Bantum threw 53-2's wins it, thi r d : ~ - , i to the 600, will to come in second to the Lions' placehonors` A - • ' work the mile star Rosey Grier who demol could go to prat- MB I L'. ' i relay. ished his two-week-old indoor tically anybody. Bruce Austin Arnie Sowell's shot put mark when he regis- Possibly Pitt, or Yale, or Cornell attempt in th e tered a 53-4i4 mark. if its sophomore entries hold up. broad jump in Hollowell was the top surprise Villanova will need at least 30t which he has hit Bob Mats for Penn State last year when he points to snatch off the title frona 22-1 /112—will be a one-try attempt. placed fourth in the broad jump the Jaspers; two firsts plus one or If he misses he won't try again. (with a leap of 27-4 1 .1 2 . two side points could possibly} wrap up third place. Art Pollard is out of the 60-yard dash because of an injured foot, but will run the first quarter on -.the mile relay - mad. Rod Per 's the Lions' possible pos e point-getter the hurdles,. ers will be r b Hollowell the broad p; Bob Fin in the high p;'Ogier Nor p o 1 e vault; ,d Charley Blockson in the Art Pollard shot. Perry holds the strongest grasp on any Lion aspirations in the hurdles. He and his teammates, however, have been hampered by the lack of indoor track facilities for practicing. Bob Matz, Pollard, Bruce Austin, and soph Jim Nor ton will run the mile relay entry. Villanova's outfit, however, in this event of Gene Maliff. Al Heterson, Roland Simpson. and Charlie Jenkins. have been tagged the winners, providing they don't drop the baton. In the only time they've been beaten this year. they dropped the rod. Villanova, out to get more titles than it's seen since Elliot started working there 21 years ago, could come up with five winners Ron Delany in the mile, Jenkins in the 600, Don Bragg—who has hit 15 feet in the pole vault and Phil Reavis, with his 6-10 in the high jump, look like shoo-ins for Elliot. Reavis is only Moir Moorhead 5-9 1 / 2 , and is the first IC4-A ath lete to hit the 6-10 mark: Nave et WORLD of FUN! 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