FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1958
Coach Switches
Gym Line-up
Gymnastics fans will
speem ities. CUTinindiatm said
only be seeing their Lion t Dodge has "everything" on thel
ete for the first time
comp d-e horse and enough on the
high bar that he has "whipped
2 p.m. tomorrow, but Coac me" every time. One of the crowd-
Gene Wettstc'ne promises th t pleasers that Dodge uses in his,
- • "will bil - high bar routine is a vault-catch!
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1
you e , Ping a cox
pletely ne w team —line-u,
wise."
And he isn't kidding.
Only one trio will be working
intact—the flying rings squad.
The other five will undergo dras
tic changet, some by.physical d•
fault, and others to strengthe
certain spots.
Tumbler Adie Stevens necess - .
tated The fuat change. Steve s
injured his left leg before t e
West _Virginia meet and althoug
he made a praiseworthy attem • t
to compete against Army, he w.
noticeably hampered by the i -
jury. Wettstone plans to uei
sophomore sensation Lee Cu -
ninaham in the lead spot.
Although Cunningham turn
bled for the fresh last year,
has not worked the mats to •
nor had any concentrated
tees for the event. But whe
asked by Coach Wettstone ' -
be would work np a routine for
the home opener. Cunningham
immediately' replied: If you
think it will help the team, Fit
do it coach."
Cunningham will be out for
more than simply wins in his two
specialties—the side horse and
the horizontal bar. He'll be out for
revenge. His personal opponent is
an old high school nemesis, Syra
cuse's Walt Dodge. "He used tol
really beat me back in Philly."
Cunningham commented wit
that determined look in his eye.
According to reports,' junior,
Dodge is the Orange's top corn-.
petitor on both of- Cunningham's
Terry Talks
To Sportseer
(Continued from page seven)
years and I hope to have many
more years coming up so I'd ra
ther wait to answer that.
"I will say this though; I
think that Johnny Lujack and
Creighton Miller were the best
backs I ever saw at Notre Dame.
No one could play ball like
those two." '
"Well, I said, 'who was the
toughest opponent you've ever
seen_ both as a player and as a
coach?"
"Glenn Davis, by far," the ami
able Brennan said very quickly.
"He was the most dangerous man
I've ever seen. You couldn't give
him a six-inch crack. He was ter
rific."
"How does he compare with
Bob Anderson, the so-called
new Davis?"
"Anderson is a good back.
but no Glenn Davis. He's one
of the best in The nation today,
but he can't match Davis."
"Thank's very much, Terry," I
said and with that concluded my
interview.-
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in w hich he releases his heeds That sweet taste of success
while flying free across the bar seem to agree with Miss Beach
and retching himself On the o t h er ler, v.'ho swims for the Mt. Le
side. ibanon Aquaclub. She has won 40
Replacing Cunningham on the Itrophies, 85 medals, 20 ribbons
[ parallel mars will be little Lau land 3 plaques.
Seeedolre. The energetic iamb= The Aquaclub has recognized
also Compotes on the high bar
,her talent by awarding her 1953-
where . he ha s Placed second. ;56 outstanding performance tro
third and fifth. Inhies, 1956 Good . Sportsmanship
The fourth change 'may seeTrophy' and the 1957 John M.
sophomore Jay Werner, switch to'Deni Outstanding Swimmer Tro
the high bar. Werner's only seorelphy. Jody's swimming prowess
on the apparatus was a 220 againstihas also netted her trophies in
Temple. Dave Palmer, a fintilsix A.A.U. championship meets.
from a physical education classd Jody has held more than a
will get his third starting assign-:1
dozen Allegheny Mountain As
.
iment should Werner be moved; sociation,
,A.A.U. records. Her
Ito the h-bar. , time of 1:29.5 minutes in the
Jack Hidinger is attempting to;
i 100-meter butterfly still stands
regain his .starting berth on the. a, the Senior AMA record. But
rope climb against Vince Neu- her best time in this event was
hauser and Don Littlewood. As 1 : 23 . 5 fco. third p l ace in the I
usual, Phil Mullen will climb thel j un i or National AAU chain., 1...
JODY BEACHLER and some of her swimming awards
anchor position for the Lions. He pionship. irelay medals for a total of eight Aquaclub has broken the 10•
may have to repeat his sizzling
In the 1 1 / 4 -mile Chantauquarindividual awards. year domination whi c h the
:03.6 against Army to defeat the
coin - . Pittsburgh YM-YWHA held on
ir.2ke marathon last summer, Jo-I Jody started swimming
Orange chambers. Both Mme Shi d finiciaed second bylessthan titi 1 with the Pittsburgh swimming in the Tri-State area.
ley and Jack Hall had :032 cloc k- . .
ings last year. we yards to Canadian Olympicl l YM-YlirfiA when she was 12, As her -greatest experience, Jo-
The toughest fight should takeistar; Margaret Teas, in the funeiyears old. Russ Lindberg (1937 dy prizes the memory of her first
place in tumbling. Eastern c.ham-'im 31 reirdde2L !Pitt swim captain and Eastern meet when she did the seemingly
Lowell Meier and Georg e 14, `r best
pionp er f ormance came thi s llntercollegiate champion) is Jo-, impossible feat for a beginner.
Satter both beat Dave Dulaneyisummer in. the Cuyahoga Falls ;
.dy's coach. !winning one trophy, two medals.
and Adie Stevens in the dual s wi m ming championships. She: She and her two sisters left and set two records.
meet last year—and Stevens will paced the Mt. Lebanon Aquaclub! the Y team two years ago to ' Jody, a freshman majoring in
not compete tomorrow. Meie' r'sito second *place in the Women'si form the nucleus for a new physical education, credits her fa
winning stunt is a tough doublelOPen events, scoring 24 of the swimming team in their home ther, Ed Beachler, who is a re
reverse somersault—called a don-lAquaclub's 44 points. Jody won community —M t. Leba n o n porter for the Pittsbtlrgh Press.
ble back-front--at the end of his three individual trophies, three A quaclub. In tWo years, with :for inspiring and encouraging her
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Irvin. ribbons and s il ver and bronze Jody as leading scorer, the ito all her great triumphs.
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