PAGE SIX
Lions Rebound; Capture
4 Firsts to Down Navy
The Penn State gymnastic team proved it had it in the clutch Saturday night, and rebounded
from a West Point defeat by rolling over previously undefeated Navy, 57-39.
The Lions, who started their downhill slide against Syracuse and hit the bottom at Army,
proved they had the ability to come hack from a demoralizing defeat by capturing four of six first
places--Navy winning the sidehorse and the flying rings.
The big surptise of the meet came in the side horse—one of the Lions weakest events. Navy's un
defeated captain and defendingl --
eastern titlist, Steve Arnold, broke ,
in the middle of his routine, lilac-i
mg him fifth in the event ,
Sophomore Jack Biesterfeldt, on
the other hand, was impressive on •
the horse. lie was second to Navy's
Pat Ford with A" 227 score, just!
six points shy of first.
Phil Mullen came back after a
poor performance at West Point
to win the rape climb in 3.7'
seconds.
Slips in 2nd Try
A slight slip in his second at
tempt prevented Mullen from ty
ing or bettering 3.7. The sopho
more faltered in the beginning of
the• climb but recovered quickly
enough to scale the rope in 3.9.
Junior Dick Rehm, a last min
ute replacement for Bob Boud
reau, impressed Wettstone by
placing third in the rope climb in
3.9 behind the Middies' Herb Doby
who did it in 3.8.
Weissend Improves
Junior Dion Weissend showed
signs of breaking his two-week
slump by grabbing first place
honors in the horizontal bar and
finishing second in tumbling.
Armando Vega again sparked
the Nittany attack with 12 points
on the basis of a first in the par
allel bars, second in the flying
rings, and fourth in the side horse.
His 262 total in the p-bars was the
second highest individual score of
the meet
Sidwell Ties While
Sophomore Ed Sidwell pulled
another rabbit out of the Lions'
hat when he tied Navy's defend
ing eastern champ Larry White
for third place in the flying rings
with a 236 total.
Navy's Fred lioerner won the
event with 268 points in a crowd
thrilling performance. The sum
maries:
Tumbling --I. Paxton IPS) 256: 2. Weis
send 4PS) 246: 3. Steven!, (2'S) 230: 4.
Krunyer IN) 195.
Sidehorse -- 1. Ford (N) 233 ; 2. Reinter
frldt (PS) 227: 3 Leonard (N) 223; 4.
Vega IPS) 211.
Horizontal Bar-1. Welasend (PSI 261;
L Cline ( PSI 249: R. li nettles (N) 236;
4. Butterfield IN) 231.
ROM Climb--1. Mullen IPSt 3.7: 2. Dube
IN) 3.8: 3. tie between Friteh •nd Rehm
tPS) 9.9.
Parallel Bar— I. Vega IPS) 262: 2. Mc-
Nutt IN) 250: 3. Foht t PS) 240; 4. Wills
(N) 2311.
Flying Rings- I. Ilnerner IN) UK: 2.
Volta IPS) 257: 3. lir between Sldwell
(PS) and White tN) 236.
Hoyas Clinch League B
Title; Navy Tops All-Stars
The Hoyas clinched the League
B title, beating the Erietes, 47.22.
Jim Kelly wits high scorer for the
Hoyas with 13. The victory gave
the Hoyas a perfect season record
of 7-0.
Navy up it t the All Stars 34-27
to throw the Two Tens and All
Stars into a first place tie in
League A of 1M basketball. Philip
Hodges and Russell Lerch each
scored 10 points to lead the Navy
attack. Larry Goshman tallied 13
points for the losers.
The other League A action was
forfeited by the Western Boys to
the Bullets.
The Vulcan downed the Nice
Guys, 40-37, despite a 30-point sec
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Pins in 25-3 Rout
Only one left and its the biggest! This was and still is the
attitude of every Lion wrestler, including Coach Charley
Speidel, following the 25-3 rout of Maryland Saturday night
at College Park, Md.
The one left, of course, is Pittsburgh, the Lions' arch
rival. This meet will highlight
and close the season for Penn
State Saturday at Recreation
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The Lion matmen made Mary
land their seventh consecutive
victim with an awesome display
of mat skill and plain brute force.
Johnny Johnston, John Pepe,
Dave Adams, Joe Humphreys,
and Ernie Young provided the
skill, while Joe Krufka and Bill
Oberly provided the brute force.
Smith Loses
The only Lion to lose was
George Smith, who replaced Sid
Nodland at the 123-pound divis
ion. Smith was nosed out 7-6
by John McHugh.
Four Lions stretched their un
defeated streak to seven meets
with Ernie Young notching his
second straight. Johnston, Pepe,
Krufka, and Oberly all hold un
blemished records. Nodland, out
with a slight injury, has six
straight wins without a loss.
Humphreys, on the rebound
after a poor start, grabbed his
third straight win shutting out
Leroy Kennedy, 6-0.
2 Score Shutouts
Two other matmen scored shut
outs while Kruflca and Oberly
closed the meet with pins. John
ston beat Charlie Kerler, 8-0, and
Pepe decisioned Ed Weatherly,
7-0.
Amazing Krufka didn't bother
to work up a sweat as he pinned
Joe Wozunk with an arm bar
and body press in 2:45 of the
!first period. Krufka was leading
12-0 before the pin.
I National Champion Oberly took
and half surge by the Nice Guys.
Two games in League C action
saw Penn Haven edge the Engi
neering Colts, 33-31,, and McEl
wain Men scored a 0-16. victory
over the Vets. Andy.Pytel of . the
Engineering Colts led with 16 tal
lies.
The Cougars beat the Mounties,
52-10, ending a perfect season. The
Cougars collected 2C points in
each half with Bill Heyt collecting
18 for the victors.
The other game was a forfeit
victory for the Iron Men over the
Jokers. '
Only one game was scheduled
in League E between the Eight
Angels and Hamilton VI. The
Eight Angels won 16-10.
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slightly longer to pin his cocky
unbegten opponent, Mike San
dusky. After going through a
scoreless first period, Oberly
cradled Sandusky with one and
a half minutes gone in the sec
ond stanza. It was good enough
for the pin and five Lion points.
Saturday's meet with Pitt will
match the battle of the unbeatens.
Pitt has a streak of 16 straight
wins. Its only loss was to Michi
gan early in 1955.
The summaries:
22— Me Hawk (M> deeisioned Smith, 7-6
_ 30-4 oh !titan (PS) 4100'12111mnd Kerter
e -e.
137—Pepe (PS) decialoned Weatherly
7-0.
147—Adama (PS) deelahomed o'./urkix
'.3.
1 57—R nfn ph ries (PS) dee isioned Ken
nedy, 6-0.
I 42—Yoting (PS) decialoratti Amato. 10-I
177—Krufka (PS) pinned Wuannk, 2:45
first.
irt.—Oberly (PS) Plisnrd SandubilY
I :45. nerend.
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Alpha Sigma Phi retained its
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Theta Xi rolled up 2489 pins to
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Delta Upsilon eaked out a 3-1
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