PAGF SIX
Hennon-The Man to Stop
In Lion-Panther Contest
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Don Hennon
A roly-poly basketball play- task. But with Hennon's ability,
er with what is acclaimed to il s beller lhan a iair bet that
>».*• r c , h “
Jegiate basketball figures to more than his 22-game average,
be the man Penn State must The only criticism leveled at
stop if it hopes to win its Sat- H, ' nnon 1S his inability to rebound
urday conlcsl with the *S*SS? SSISE
Pittsburgh Panthers at the teammates Julius Pegues (6-3),
Pitt Field House. Dave Sawyer (6-6), John Mills
That plaver is, of course, the, <6 ' 5 > and Chuck Hursh (6-4) in
Panthers’ fabulous 5-8 J .-2 sharp- 1 the lineup, he isn’t especially
shooter. Don Hennon. Only a jun-, needed in that department
ior. Hennon has the experts al- And these boys particularly
readv acclaiming him a sure-shot Pegues—can score at times.
All-American —if not this year. Pegues became the fourth Pan
then certainly next year. * ther to better the 1000-point mark
Hennon's claim in fame nat- in varsity play by scoring 19
urally i* his spectacular shoot- noints in the Panthers 109-74 vic
ing prowess. And spectacular is lory over Geneva Monday night
exactly the way to describe it. at the Field House.
If you ore in doubt, just ask ’ Pegues. the Panther co-cap
any fan who saw the first Pan- lain, along with Hursh. is Hen
lher-Lion contest this year at non's chief aid in the scoring
Recreation Hall and he'll tell line. He tallied 2G points in
you. the Panther's Rec Hall visit.
In that contest, the Panther Besides leading the Panther
“mitey-mite" bit on an amazing fast break—Pitt’s a running club
12 of 18 field goal attempts to —Pegues is also one of Coach
finish with 34 points. His shoot- Bob Timmons’ top defensive
ing was the major factor in the players. He. along with Hursh.
71-64 Panther win. combine to give the Panthers one
Averaging a little better than of the nation’s roughest defensive
25.8 points a game, the Wam-.ballclubs.
pum eager needs 55 points in his! That's what is in store for the
last two games—Westminster to- Lions Saturday night. Hennon.
night and the Lions Saturday—.’Pegues and some lesser charac
to break Ed Pavlick’s single-sea- ters—the ingredients that put the
son -coring record of 622 points.. Panthers on the NCAA tourney
This may seem like a stern menu.
WRA Applications Available
Applications for WRA offices more Representative second or
•will be available in the Dean of third semester standing.
Women's office until March 1. Women will vote in their din-
IVonu-n who wish to apply for a i ng halls and town women will
position must have a 2.5 All-Uni- vote in Mac HrfL
verstiy average and no major ju-i __
dim! record .... Rip Engle, Penn State football-
Primary elections will be on coach, gives major credit to his'
March 11. and final elections will, assistant. j oe p ater no. for the de-'
be March 13. - jvelopment of Lion quarterbacks.!
Requirements for the individual;He called Paterno. who played fori
offices are: President—sixth se-jhim at Brown University, “one oi
rooster standing and at least onejthe brainiest teachers in the busi
yeav a member of the WRA exec- -ness.”
tiiive board: Vice President and:
Intramural Chairman—fourth or
fifth semester standing: two As-,
sislant Intramural Chair men, 1
Secrctarv-Treasurer and Sopho-i
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Rid your car's underparts
and lubricating systems of
all the dirt, sail water, and
road greases which hare
been depositing during these
weeks of stubborn winter
weather.
Bring your car in today
for lubricating!
WIMMER'S SUNOCO
Wildcats Out Fan Enthusiasm Low
To Win 2ndQ ver Pitt Mat Visit
| r4-A I itiG ' Il ’ s been the custom Penn State wrestling fans for tb
1 1 ' ' past few years to anxiously look forward to the Lions’ annual
•• - < h.i-'.p:on V:nar.ova engagement with rival Pittsburgh. But the situation is somo.
Jts se< ?f nd i \v'nat different this year.
• f;':"v L at' Madron Square l , In fact - dittany partisans are about as enthused over the
-r; x--.v York City. : Lion-Panther clash as a Dave Brubeck fanatic at a Rock and
■ v.-:11 depend heav- ( Roll show. _ | ~
■ a nvat double victory by; And no wonder, what with the
h i-hman.” Ron Delanv. ( p a n t h ers once.
:i ': mile and 1000-yard runs.'again enjoying a
Ci-her top point-getters for the!terrific season
•• f. r ding champs are expected to'while the Lions
- -ormters Ed Collymore and plod through one
Snycor and high jumpers of their worst
*b ' or.d Charlie Stead, ’campaigns in his-
Missinq from Ihe 1957 version tory.
cf Jumbo Jim Elliott's Villa- : Coach Rex Per
nova squad are IC4-A cham- ry’s once-beaten
pions Don Bragg in the pole glad iators are
vault and Charley Jenkins in currently rated
ihe 600. the number three
V !:.muva\- chief challengers, team in the NC
u:•■: o Sastment's Manhattan AA wrest ling Johnwn
'econd to the Wildcats mecca, trailing lowa State and
V/w:!l depend mainly on Oklahoma State. And the Pan
cwrrir.g Tom Murphy in the 600,'thers’ lone setback was to that
toe Soprano in the 1000, shotput- i o wa State array, 22-5. The only
;-r Joe Marchioney and its usuaL other mar on their otherwise per
. o 'tmen of crack relay teams, feet (8-1-1) record is a 14-14 tie
Marchioney is expected to with unbeaten Lehigh last Satur
win the shot with Murphy top- dav night
Ping the 600. The Jaspers will j p errv lost only three men from
Pin 6 ; %Ui L com6etltlQn fro ® .last year's team which finished
rLnM ’ Z% TS t Y ? nd second to Oklahoma in the 1957
\v>tr<- national tournament including a
. T n ?'" cntr T this cou ps e 0 f national champs in Ed
.**5 h Perry and Ron Schlrf. But de
; , ‘ \ ? midd ' 6 spite" this fact, only three veterans
from eh^lonfw slated for starting berths
'■ountrv team ■ amplonstllp cro?s ‘ when the two teams meet Satur-
Top individual entries will . ,
Duke’? Dave Sime in the 60 ! Vlc DeFelice. a perennial na-
Maryland's Burr Grimm in thei iional contender at 137: two
mile. Army’s Ed Bagadonas in ! 111116 157-pound eastern litlist
Ihe 25-lb. weight and Marquette's 1 Dave Johnson: and 157-pound
Ed Hoyle and Penn’s John Grav, Bob Richardson are the letter
in the pole vault. men. Two other vets, Tom Al-
berls and Ted Bienkowski,
Baseball Candidates Started this year with the Pan-
Varsity baseball infield and lhers but are on *he bench now
outfield candidates should re- because of injuries,
port to Coach Joe Bedenk any , Alberts, last year’s 167-pound
lime this week in 237 Hecrea- NCAA champ, dislocated a shoul
tion HalL der in a match with Roy Minter
TODAY...COFFEE HOURS
for
GRADUATE SCHOOL
FACULTY AND STUDENTS
1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
T.U.B. (general extension building)
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1933
[of Mankato State last month, and
|may not be ready until the WS
[NCAA tourney late in March Bi
jenkowski suffered his iniurv-i*
; dislocated elbow —last Saturday
•while wrestling with unbeaten
| Dick Santoro of Lehigh. a
But the Panthers are still
well-fortified despite six non
lettermen in the starling lineup
r Sophomore Paul Powell, th*
only unbeaten man on tbs
team with a 9-0-1 mark, is the
123-pound entry and Sheim
| Moyer, another highly-regarded
I sophomore, is at 130.
Bob Senter, 147, Alex Skir
pan, 177. and Tony Vuccolo—
all of whom are no pushovers—
will probably round out the start
ing array.
Lacrosse Managers
Second and third semester
students interested in becoming
second managers of lacrosse
should report this week to the
• lacrosse lcvker room near the
skating rink or call Chuck
Hughes at AD 7-4989. Candi
dates must have at least a 2.0
All-University average.
All but a handful of players on
the current squad never saw a la
crosse game until they entered
Penn State as freshmen.
Have a Free After
noon This Week?
If so, bring your laundry
to us and spend the after
noon in the HUB—or go
to the movies—maybe you
can even study! Don't
waste your precious spare
time doing your own laun
dry. Bring your clothes to
us. Think of the time you'll
save.
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