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Gymnasts Host Temple Tonight
Weissend,
Mullen, Vega
In Line-up
By GREG HUNTINGDON
Phi! Mullen. Armando Yoga
find captain Dion Weissend
bring Penn State's gymnastic
team to full strength for this
evening's meet with Temple.
Mullen, mpo-climbing cham
pion. and Weissend, a stand-out
tumbler, were plagued by .scholas
tic difficulties, while Vega had
dropped out of school to partici
pate in the recent Olympic games.
The Nittany Lions were never
pressed iii their opener, a 60-36
win over West Virginia, and
rat® the favorite's role over
Temple in their EXG.L. inaug
ural.
Temple swept over West Ches
ter State Teachers College in its
first two meets, before falling lo
Navy. 51>i-44ti. last Saturday. It
was the. League opener for both
teams.
Coach Gene Wetlstone enjoved
several surprises in the West Vir
ginia meet. One was the ouistand
tng performance of junior Walt
Heil«f on the side horse, where
he took a first place. However
sophomore Gilbert Leu and vet
eran Jack Biesterfeldt also gave
* good account of themselves.
Biesterfeldt was second, Leu third
in a Lion sweep.
Vega, who was rated the
fourth best parallel bars per
former in the world at the
Olympic games, should guaran
tee the Lions points in his
specially and looks like a win- I back Weissend and Vega on the mats. Innnralo. Joe Ray, and
ner on the horizontal bar and horizontal bar, and Leu and Chuck Neely face Penn Stale's
flying rings. . Bob Fochl, who Wetlstone "big three" on the horizontal
Dton Weissend will also work thinks shows great promise, will bar, while Stan Chatis and Mar
io* horizontal bar and will lead aid Armando on the parallel ty Nagowiih back Johnson on
off in the tumbling event. bars. the side horse,
»«raected f™ , Ec J„ Sid ' ,ve - n took the top spot in ' Besides Santuro, A 1 Cortese.i
perfomehfto the nation to «W'- he ’\ lou mai:neer meet on th e fly- and Sid Glaeser will climb the',
singte^'event' 1 which 2 hann»nc^tn' nngs and will attempt to cap- rope, and Johnson will receive
rone climh MnllfwU tur f Jl onol 7 there a B ain with Vega,support from Chatis and Neely on
ceivfnKv w le'I e ' and Donahue - the parallel bars and Ray, Lieber
such individuals ' Tenlple looked good in losing man. and Chatis are slated for
who took first place to the ewnr 1 ? a Powerful Navy team and, the flying nngs.
against West Virginia, John Hid- should provide some stiff compe- 1 ;
inger and Tom Pasko. .iition for the Nittany Lions. , 57 Grid Manager Named'
The only other newcomer to Aniong the leading Owl com-', p au i jj. Schonbachler of Wil- 1
the State line-up will be Jack PeWors are Harry (Buz) Johnson kinsburg. has been elected man-1
P°H ah Vv' ' vho shoul , d add strength pn the side horse and parallel ager 0 £ the 1957 Perm Sta te foot- 1
to the Nittany attack on the flying.bars and in the tumbling event, ball team, succeeding John A.!
. Tom Lieberman on the: Flying Cllaffetz< of Ph ii ade] phia. Chosen i
Otherwise, the line-up will Rmgs, and veteran Jerry Santuro, t 0 assist Schonbachler were Her
stey the same, Dave Dulaney who promises to push Mullen m man Markowitz, Rankin; Mar
and Adei Stevens will go in that the rope-climb. ~v in R esn j c k, Washington; and!
order vnih Weissend in the | Dean Welkes and Ray Innur- , Edward R. Hintz Jr., Wyomis- 1
tumbling event. Gil Leu vr3l * aio go ahead of Johnson on the ' sing. ’ >
3 Lion Mat Foes Win
Pitt Records 25th Consecutive Victory at Army
Three future opponents of His regular spot in the lineup , The 36 points scored by the
the Mittanv Lion wrestling' has h** ll held by Bcb Richard- Lions Saturday night was the .
team scored decisive victories: !£^ who most of “• mmt ' *“«* highest tote] produced in ,
in collegiate mat action over. The Panthers seek victory num- biggest score ever recorded T by
the weekend. ber 26 this Saturday at Bethle-;the Lions was in 1929—the third
Defending eastern champion hem when they face the once-: year of Coach Charley Speidel’s
Pittsburgh ran its current win- beaten Lehigh Engineers. After,regime when Western Reserve
ning streak to 25 at West Point. i the Lehigh match, the Panthers'; of Cleveland Ohio took a 39-0
N.Y. by handing the outgunned are 'die until the invasion of Penn, pasting ... j
Army a 2S-0 defeat. , State March 2. The largest score ever mount- j
Cornell, whose only defeat ! Forfeits marred action at the ed against the Lions was by the ;
came at the bands of the Pan- Cornell-Penn attraction. The Navy powerhouse of the world :
then. 22-8. on Jan. 19. walked '.Quakers picked up five points on war n era ... In 1945, the Mid- j
over hapless Penn. 26-8. and | a . forfeit in the 123-po_und divi- dies whitewashed the Penn j
Navy the next team on the Slon ar) d The Big Red chalked up Slate squad, 36-0.
Lion schedule—defeated Colum- )5 markers due to forfeits in ft -"~
bia, 29-5. .130, 147. and 167 pound classes. I
Another- opponent of the mat-'. Cornell’s only fall came from 1
men, Illinois who was beaten *'s highly-touted 137-pound ace,
14-12 early in the season—edged Chuck Gratto—brother of Le
by a favored Michigan* team, high s captain Joe Gratto. Gratto
16-14. * wasted no time in getting rid of
In other notable eastern re- his man with a cradle at the 1:30
suits, Brown stopped V/ile. 16-12; mar k-
Harvard beat Amherst, 23-11; Columbia jumped off lo a 5-0
New York Universitv topped lead when The Middies' Ulihom
Temple. 20-15; and Franklin and was pinned in 4:45. but that was
Marshall defeated West Virginia,, extent of the Lions' points
26-10. as men from Annapolis
Pill, who has once again been, racked up four falls. Joe Long
installed as the pro-eastern tourn-! * on - Jin* Zeberlain. Art Wright,
ament favorite, had two falls and! an d Stremic were the winners
six decisions‘in its win over the' °* the - falls.
Black Knights. j *
National 130-pound tillist Ed WRESTLING W HIS PER S
Peery floored Wayne Lambert Ohio State’s heayweight Ted Tal
in 4rlo and Bob Bubb. the Pan- aber, who lost a 11-2 decision to
Ihers 157-pound grappler. threw Sam Markie at Recreation Hall
Mike Isaco in 4:30. Saturday night, is the son of a
Bubb. a Pitt lettermaa. has famous professional “grunt and
Mm limited action this season, igioaner" f rankie Talaber ...
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
★ * ★
ARMANDO VEGA, pictured above on the parallel bars, returns
to action tonight at Recreation Hall in the Lions first League meet
of the year against Temple. Vega missed the opener against West
Virginia.
★ ★ ★
Sensational
Beginning ... FEB. 4th
TONY and DAVE
"CALYPSO ROCK"
of HALEY'S COMETS
NIGHTLY
OPERA-BOP
211’/a E. Main St.
Lock Haven, Pa.
Relay to Compete
In Milrose Games
Chick Werner will enter a two-mile relay team in Satur
day's Milrose Games in Madison Square Gardens.
The quartet will be chosen from Jim Norton. Ron Lewis,
Dave Nash, Fred Kerr, Clem Schoenebeck, Don Woodrow,
and Ed Moran in a time trial later this week.
In a time trial last Saturday,
Moran led the field of half
mile rs with an outstanding
1:55.8 decking. "To the best of
my knowledge this is Ihe finest
half mile lo be run in Recrea
tion Hall practice," Werner
commented.
Kerr took second in the time
trials with 1:59.7. Schoenebeck
and Woodrow finished third with
2:06.6 clockings.
Norton with 2:01.6 and Nash
with 2:03 followed the foursome.
Lewis did not take part in the
time trials.
Among the schools to face the
relay team are Georgetown, Ford
ham. Manhattan, St. Johns, Syra
cuse, and Yale. Georgetown’s
Dave Proctor, Norm Williams,
•John Nelson and Bob Carney cap
tured the two-mile relay in 7:42.3
at the Boston Athletic Associa
tion games last Saturday night.
Highlighting the carnival will
be the Arnie Sowell-Tom Courl
; ney duel in the half mile and
1 the Ron Delaney-Laszlo Tabori
battle in the mile.
; Sowell and Courtney have met
sixteen times, with Sowell lead
ling the series, ten victories to six.
•Courtney, the Olympic 800-meter
Jchampion, proved that he was
ready for his Pitt opponent by
tying Mai Whitfield’s world’s
.record in the 600-yard run last
i Saturday in Boston.
! Sowell will attempt to preserve
• his record of having beaten the
former Fordham star in their pre
vious seven meetings on a banked
indoor track.
Hungarian refugee Tabori
will challenge defending cham
pion Delaney in the Wana
maker Mile. Delaney look the
event last year in 4:09.5.
Baer, Fogg
Seek Players
Lacrosse coach Ernie Baer am
tennis coach Sherm Fogg issuei
first calls for varsity candidate
yesterday. Fogg is also interestei
in freshman competitors.
Baer said the first Meeting
candidates for the varsity lacros:
team will be held at 7 p.m. tomor
row in 114 Recreation HalL
| He emphasized that all candi-i
dates will have an equal oppor-:
tunity to make the squad, regard-!
less of previous experience.
Fogg requests all candidates,
whether freshman or varsity can
didates, to report to him today or
tomorrow in 234 Rec HalL
Soccer Manager Picked
Jack M. Halpera, of Altoona, is
the newly-elected manager of thej
1957 Penn State soccer team. He;
succeeds H. Richard Dollinger,!
Huntingdon. Chosen as first as-1
sistants were Leonard M. Scheck,
Scranton; Bruce D. Johnson, West!
iChester; and Stevenson W. Flet-‘
cher 111, Newtown. j
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1957
Ed Moran
Sophomore Standout
It will be the first meeting
of the two sub-four-mmule
milers since tbe Irishman from
Villanova took the Olympia
1500-meter title.
Fired Dwyer has decided to for
sake the mile to take a crack at
the world’s- two-mile indoor rec
ord.
Also sharing the spotlight will
be the pole vault duel between
the Rev. Bab Richards, Don Bragg
and Bob Gutowski The trio be
came the first three pole vaulters
ever to clear 15’ in the same
meet Richards Will attempt to
win the Milrose championship for
the eleventh 1 straight year.
Its Bargain Time at DANKS.
I’ve just- returned from the
clothing markets with several
TERRIFIC BUYS. In fact I’ve
bought more than I can handle.
Everything has to be sold!
These terrific bargains are a
result of a manufacturer’s
close-out sale.
Eevrything is brand-new for
Spring!-
One terrific buy is THE lat
est in- sport shirts.’We have all
styles—F v y Stripe, Button-
Downs, Plaids, and- Checks. All
shirts are completely washable.
Shirts originally priced at $2.99
and: $3.99 are now selling for
'2 for $5.
One of the "hottest” items
the store is cuff and link sets
with values to $7.50 now sell
ing for $1.89.
White shirts regularly sell
ing for $7.95 are now reduced
; to $3-.49 and 9 for $lO.
We have wallets galore!
There are values in wallets to
$lO and: they are now selling
; for $2.98-wilh many styles from
which-to choose.
BE.sure and come in and see
. our imported briar pipes. There
■ are hundreds of styles from
which, to. choose including
carved, plain, etc. All pipes
are gift boxed and gloved.
These imported pipes are
. priced: alf low., law $1.96 with
: values- to £2O. Came in and
smoke- a pipe- with me.
Banks & Co.
MEN'S SHOP
Entrance on W. Beaver Ave.
Wac
Sez ...
Glad to
have you
back!