iikSDAY. JANUARY 9, 195
Rope Climb Werner Seeks Replacements
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,eak Events 'in Hurdles, Sprints Weights
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By MA TT MATHEWS 1 By GEORGE FRENCH i was the Nittany squad's best The outlook is not so bleak
Coach Gene Wettstone has pulled two of his startingm Finding replacements for ) co npetitor in the broad lump in the sprints and the hurdles.
g) - i and 100 -yard ard dash Last spring .
in the hurdles Werner has foist
nasts from a hat--43r more correctly, from a phys ed.class--I Perry, Dick Winston and !and
s 22 10w"effort in the
in his two weakest events, the side horse and the rope climb .'John Tullar will be no easylluoad 3ump tonic first lce and promising prospects—Jo ß hn L y s.
Dave Palmer, side horse entry, is one of the ' hatmen ' l assignment for varsity track ! pu t
gale the Lions a 67 64 pla n over rams. Corny Sharpe arc
Tagg and Pete Kopscac—and
who was discovered in a phys ed class and made the varsity 'Coach Chick Werner won the discus throw veteran Ted Lopushinsky A
team. Wettstone has been impressed b 3 the ability and desire The loss of Perry and Winston /
I i with a‘e of 166'4"and placed, trio of talented sophomores—
third in the shot put with a 49 Dick Haisibright Bob Szeyller
of Palmer and has named him * * - by graduation and Tullar by 71 4 effort in the .IC4 4 outdoor, and Jim 0 Conner will join
to the starting line-up for Satur- (scholastic difficulties has left keYtchampionships 1a s t spring. He veterans Chet Cotton and Bus
dav s season opener at Temple positions to fill in the hurdles , + elected captain of the track ter Thomas to give the Lions
He has come along real fast [weights and sprints before the team sch la w st l spring, but is no longer more depth in the sprints than
!opening indoor dual meet within
in the two months he's been out they had last year ,
for the team, commented Cap- Wavy on Feb lat Annapolis. The shot put is Werner s chief Candidates for either freshman
tam Bob Foht while watching Perry—the most versatile of point of concern. With the loss or varsity indoor track should re-
Palmer go through his routine on the three—is a former IC4 A of Perry and T ullar , Mere are port to Werner or fres h m a n
the side horse indoor and outdoor hurdles at present only three candi- Coach Norm Gordon at 4pp ,m, as
Palmer will work with junior i champion, As a sophomore in dates to fill the job—football -
1955,the Coatesville Comet erg Alex Stro3art and Chuck soon as possible on the Recrea-
Lou Savadove and sophomore non Flall track
Lee Cunningham on the horse lied Harrison Dillard: indoor Janerette and IM heavyweight
None of the three have ever world's record of 5,0 seconds boxing champion Dick Wilson
in the 50 yard high hurdles. None have any varsity expert Except for three basketball
competed in this event in inter - games, Penn State's three indoor
collegiate competition and it is Perry also put the shot over 45 ence throwing the weights athletic teams n ill be on the road
feet, high jumped,ran the 2 20-Werner emphasized that eandi
The feeling among observersthrough December and January
that this may be the weakest yard dash and competed on the i dates for the team need not have The only
Lions mile relay team 1a s t any previousexperience and th at, basketball game
link on the team . December will bring Colgate to
The Lions lost their top man year, he would welcome any candi Recreation Hall December 14
in this event, Jack Biesterfeldt Winston—also one of the hest dates that have the desire to corn
through graduation. But Biester hurdlers in the East last year pete in versa} or freshman track ....-------
feldt is still around aiding Watt
stone with the freshman squad
and specializing in the difficuit
side horse event with the varsi4y
members.
Side Horse
Loom as
Bill Fosnocht is the other phvs
ed find. Fosnocht is climbing for
a starting roie.in the 20-foot rope
climb.
At the prtx,ent. the number
one Lion entry in the climb is
Jack Hidinger. Against Temple
last year, Hidin' ger finished
third as the Lions swept the
event with Phil Mullen and
Dick Rehm capturing the lop
positions. Mullen will not be
eligible to compete until next
semester.
When asked about the Lions'
chances in the event, the vetera
Hidinger replied, "Our top three
entries (Hidinger, Vince New
bower and Don Littlevrood or
Fosnocht) _ should be under five
seconds." (Temple's best time last
year was a 4.8.)
Hidinger has been clocked down
to 3.9 seconds, according to Weft
stone's stopwatch, although his
average is slightly above the four
Phi Deft Outmaneuvers
ATO for Bowling Crown
By NORM LOCKMAN
Phi Delta Theta outdistaxteet
the strong Alpha Tau Omega keg
lers and trooped home with the
first semester's Fraternity League ;
A Bowling championship on
Wednesday night after action on
the Recreation Halt alleys. Sigma
Alpha Epsilon nudged the front
running ATO squad out of an,
apparent" lead-pipe-cinch victory]
spot with a 3-1 win.
Phi Delt came through to nab
their crown with a 3-1 . victory
over Theta Xi. The team Paul!
Trimmer, Bill Forker,' Torn Fitz-,
patrick, Bob Waddell and Paul
Richardson—had a 33-11 recordi
for the period. (ATO's record was
32-12).
ATO, the high -scoring cambia-1,
immeamati
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John Hidinger
. • . Teaching for a first
second mark.
These are exp ected to be the
weakest events i n the Lion line
up, but should be strong enough
to at least break, even with the
Owls. Both events should be
strengthened during the spring
semester when Mullen becomes
eligible and side horse competitor
'Frank Donatelli attains a third
semester status.
ation in the league, was dumped
by as SAE squad - boy/ling - yritl?
the advantage of a 100 point
! handicap.
Other action. on the lanes saw'
Kappa Delta - Rho beat Alpha
Zeta. 3-1: Sigma Nu defeat Alpha'
Epsilon Pi, 3-1: Phi Mu Delta)
win over Delta Upsilon, 3-1; andl
Kappa Sigma defeat Theta Delta:
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Delta Upsilon Leads
In IM Trophy Race
By virtue of a first-place tie
in the intramural boxing
finals, Delta Upsilon is now in
first place among 53 fraterni
ties for the All Point
i Award trophy with 370 points.
Lambda Chi Alpha, i.vho shared )
first place honors in the boxing.
tournament with DU, is tecond
Iwith 305 points. ;
Alpha: Sigma Chi, who got off'
to a very good start with a cham- 1
pionship m intramural football,
dropped to third with 260 points.
Alpha Sig . picked up only 35
points in coxing.
Alpha Tau Omega and Tau .
Kappa Epsilon are in fourth and,
fifth Place with 205 and 185'
points respectively. •
So far this year DU has won
tw o championships one in!
swimming . and the other the tilt
place tie in boxing.
DI) received 130 points for their,
swimming championships and 170'
for their boxing tie.
Other points came in touch
football (40), golf medal play (5)
l and tennis singles (25)..
Lambda Chi also moved up as
;a result of boxing. Here they
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scored 170 points. Other sports
were football (30), golf medal
(70), tennis singles (10), an d
swimming (25).
It copped golf medal honors
when Dick Burgoon won the in
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