THURSDAY, APRIL 19. 1 36 On A. Thirty-five women the all-round title in t ships and Olympic tr day afternoon and eve Miss Russell will b been named to the Ca She dominated LT Mary Heuring, Rochester Turners, is also ex pected to give the standouts a run for the blue chips. Calisthenics is her strongest event. Sandra Ruddik, Jackie Klein, Judy Hult, Joyce Racek, and Virginia Rodenbeck are more of last 17-YEAR-OLD Mar y Heuring, Rochester year's front-runners back for another title fling. Turners, will be one of 36 women entries vie- Phyllis Dusch, Muriel Davis, Myra Perkins, and tug for the all-round title in the AAU chain- Barbara Muendel are also expected to be among pionships and Olympic tryouts. the top entries. Camp Chosen Manager Louis A. Camp, Beaver Falls, is the newly-elected Penn State wrestling manager, succeeding Samuel A. Camel!, of Lloydell. Chosen as assistants to Camp were Philip A. Petter, Williams port; John R. Whittle, Strouds burg; and Jack E. Frey, Lake City. The last three aspire to the managerial role in 1958. Leisher to Lead Cagers An ex-serviceman, Bob Leisher, of Chambersburg, has been chos en captain of the 1957 Penn State basketball team. Leisher, who's married, served with a Navy transport squadron in the Pacific and attended the University of Hawaii for a year before return ing to the States. He'll be 25 years old April 21. New York and W omen Set Sights Is-Round Crown will attempt to dethrone defending champion Ernestine Russell for , e men and women's National Amateur Athletic _Union champion outs, April 27-28 at Recreation Hall. Preliminaries will be held Fri ing, while finals will be run Saturday afternoon and evening. seeking only the AAU championship, however, since she has already ) radian Olympic team. She is a native of Windsor, Ontario. - ^mnetitir inning individual titles in calisthenics, the balance beam, the side horse, and the uneven parallel bars en route to the all-round crown. Arendine Ostendorp, New York Turners, and. Mrs. Marie Hoesley are expected to give the champion her stiffest opposition. Miss Ostendrop, making her second consecutive appearance in the AAU's, will be out to avenge) her defeat last year when she was runner-up to Miss Russell in the final point tabulation. Mrs. Hoesly, besides seeking the AAU honors. l will also be vieing for her second consecutive berth on the United States Olympic team. At 39, she is the oldest woman entry in the competition. Sandra Parkin, a State College High School sophomore, will be making her debut in champion 'Ship competition. Lion Coach Gene Wettstone has been aiding the girl in preparation for the championships, training her in calisthenics, horse vaulting, uneven parallel bars, and the balance beam—the women's Olympic all-round events. Three sisters acts—Arendine and Gloria Osten dorp, Doris and Ingeborg Fuchs, Marilyn and. Avelyn Statonwill also be attempting to gain the all-round title. 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Moore Mentioned He said he would try to make a Floyd Patterson-Hurrican Jack son fight as soon as he knows definitely what Marciano will do. He also said Archie Moore, the light-heavy champ, also was very much in the picture as soon as he had completed his defense against Yolande Pompey in Lon don in June.
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