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Unbeaten Lion Grapplers
Host Lehigh Tomorrow
Lehigh University’s matmen will be out to end a seven
year victory draught against the Nittany Lions tomorrow
night when the once-beaten Engineers invade Recreation
Hall.
The meet, Penn State’s thi
immediately after a freshmar
The Engineers are long-time
Nittany rivals the mat series
dates back to 1911, but they
haven't been able to pin a defeat
on the Lions since the 1949 sea
son.
Their closest attempt came two
years ago at Rec Hall when an
"inferior" Lion aggregation upset
them, 15-13.
Lehigh win b* carrying a 4-1
record into tomorrow's clash.
They own victories over Syra
cuse. Penn, Franklin and Mar
shall. and Princeton, while los
ing only to Cornell in the sea
son opener.
Three of the Engineer matmen
are undefeated and one man has
been beaten only once. Leon Har
bold, 123, and Dave Bates, 137,
have five wins to their credit
while Dick Santoro, 147, has three
victories and two draws. Captain
Joe Gratto's only loss was to a
Cornell man.
On the Penn State side of the
ledger. Coach Charley Speidel has
four men with untarnished marks.
Johnny Johnston, John Pepe and
Dave Adams own 2-0 records and
co-captain Sid Nodiand has a 1-0
mark.
Speidel will probably start
Nodiand at 123. Johnston at 130,
Pepe at 137 and Adams at 147.
However. Speidel may move
Johnston. Pepe. and Adams up a
weight and insert George Smith
in the 130-pound spot. In the sea-
lur
d straight at home, will start
preliminary match at 7 p.m.
son opener with Colgate, the Lion
coach used Smith at that spot and
the State College senior picked
up five points with a fall.
From 157 on, Speidel's out
look isn't very bright because
none of the upper-weight men
have been able to win a match
in two dual meets. Earl Pousl.
who was beaten in his first ap
pearance last week, could get
the nod at 157 if Adams wres
tles in his class.
Either George Gray or Dick
Phelan will probably start at 167.
Gray lost a close decision to Illi
nois’ Harold Brownstein last week
and Phelan was beaten in the
Colgate match.
At 177, Speidel will probably
call Gn sophomore Bruce Gillmore
—who lost both his matches to
the opposing team’s captain—and
at heavyweight he will probably
use Sam Markle.
Only four days will elapse
after the Lehigh meet until the
Lions swing into action again.
Maryland, last year's Atlantic
Coast Conference champion,
| will be the foe. The Terrapins
I are also in action tomorrow ,
! night, meeting the University
i of Pittsburgh at Pitt.
Two days before the second se
mester begins, Feb. 2. the Lions j
entertain Ohio State—their next
to-last home match.
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Coed Cage Final
Kappa Kappa Gamma defeated
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semi-final game of the coed intra
mural basketball league.
Meredith Miller and Kathy
Sauer shared 26 points for the
strong Kappa team, while Judy
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Alpha Epsilon Phi beat Alpha Chi
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Woes Confro
Gene Wettstone, Nittany Lion
gymnastics mentor, has more
than enough on his mind at the
present time to keep most men
occupied. He has just started re
cuperating from an operation per
formed on Wednesday, adding to
his big problem of training his
gymnastic aggregation for the
1957 season.
However, the veteran coach
barely shook off the ether before
he was back in the groove—plan
ning, computing and conjecturing
'for the coming year.
His opening match with West
Virginia Feb. 2 at Bee Hall,
scholastic eligibility of his per
formers, and improved compe-
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You may have a pretty good idea where taxes
go. But did you know that some go to help
pay other people’s electric bills?
They’re the families and businesses that
get their electricity from federal government
electric systems like the TVA.
While about 23jf of every dollar you pay
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Don’t you think this unfair tax favoritism
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WEST PENN POWER
FRIDAY. JANUARY 11. 1957
nt Wettstone
liiion axe ihe major conllicis
facing Welisione.
“We’re lucky that we open with
West Virginia, a comparatively
weak team. Both (Armando) Ve
ga and (Dion) Weissend, two of
our top men, are ineligible until
the second semester," he said.
West Virginia, a non-confer
ence foe, is not expected to have
the depth to match that of the
Nittany Lions, but could surprise
in certain events.
According to Wettstone, the
scholastic eligibility of his squad
members after the final examina
tions are finished, is his number
two headache.
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