FRIDAY, MARCH 7. T<
MATT-er-a-FACT
Just who will be in Pena State's to work hard for there’s a lot of who could also move up to Id?,
i starting kneup when the Lion.competition.” ' There’s still a week left before
:SfSSr^^t?Wr^^; th S i^ l ? e al g ddle,rci2ht S^itW Wlli »“ v * to
■sodation title next weekend " ' fmai choices. The EIWA toumey
the big question around the u pp e r . long regarded as second only to
The- truly great athlete is the versatile one the rnm r 6^ 11 ail these I'weights. As otjgN&BBL the NCAA event m championship
me truly great atmete IS me \e.same one, the com- Only two positions are defi-, now, it looks likejK . IB calibre—ooens next Friday after.
|mtdy seh Two-time EIWA 130-George JR *ttFfeWiW
pound, champ and last years will get the nodVßk T . „ w
■NCAA winner Johnny Johnston at 167 and ** Jr * Cornell nave oeen
is set to go at 130 and Roy Pot-;Barone the nicirWl.. 85> M lh f e3r « 5 ’ Sl?^ les
tiosy the hero of the Pitt upset at 177. But things M University of Pittsburgh s
last Saturday, will be in the:could chanseß M agent Car
heavyweight slot. .George’s broth- ■&, P !^
wo?Tin o^v d Shi Penn fc?ye adfSicSt
competition. being displayed in where trcmr 147- ncy^tnumohr^h^h I "anrifcorneii
the middleweight rants—l 37. 177 (although he’s a long shot the besets
H 7, and 157. Either Gordon .choice). And then there’s Minor “ e bCSt tS at tblS
- Danks. or Jack Maher will get —-
the nod at 123 but after that,
not even Coach Charlie Spei
del knows what elimination bat
tles. will take place.
“There will be a lot of battles
; for position,” Speidel said. “T don’t,
know what will happen. I have!
yp|l| Dan Johnston, Gay (Guccione).
•*» (Poust) and Sam (Minor) all
. | fighting in the middleweight^.,
! Guy and Dan will probably meet
at 13T and the loser will then
,probably challenge Ear) (for the
147-pound berth). And then the
loser there will probably chal
lenge Sam. |
“Like I said, everyone will have'
petitor who can. do nearly everything and do it well. This is
particularly true of the world s oldest surviving, sport, gym-:
nasties. The event which shows the greatest versatility of j
the gymnast is the rugged, tiring all-around competition
As the Lion’s great Olympian.
Armando Vega said, last year af-[coursev we have never seen. Maa-i
ter he won- the Eastern all-around saehusett’s Heins — ’
with the highest total in the a^ ion -"
, ° rßut Coach Gene 4
league record books, “An. all- we 11 stone isn’t
around man doesn’t strive for| one g^ ve . 'jUL .‘.jn
perfection, he just wants to finish a bia a er -™”- Jtißg
a routine ” A. good finished rou- buildup thin ' lEf
tine is of more value to the all- deserves-partic- J£l
around man than one or two ex- „i ar ;,. h :, _,,, n : WgL ; ■ tw
cellent exercises and a break on men y ggp ’
another. The break will lose more] pi';., _= n _ ’•?'ttsaS
for the competitor than he will ch a pi o n Tom k WBB I
gam wth the above—par perform- Darling is a sure ]
ance on another. bet to 6 repeat> al . * m. Wl
We are telling- you this, ha- though we hesi- si«i«
cause tonight you will have an tate to predict the outcome of thej
srssts^^ Cim
horse, high bar, parand Ka-» nmgham had bad form last week.
long horse vault and still rings, but the kid can beat Cadet Gar
Most of the 11 all-around com- (Continued on page eight)
petitors will have trouble scoring ‘ :
in the high figures on some of
the events; There are many rea
sons. One, they are not used to
the apparatus (such as the “beast
ly” side horse or
still rings be
cause they are
limited to three
events in regular
meets and do not.
work these pie
ces regularly).
Two,, they are
dog-tired fr em
competing in ell
six events plus
their specialty
(like Jay Wer
ner Who also Dszßsc
competes on the flying rings, etc:).
Three, they are under terrific
pressure in a star-studded field
as opposed to- the Usual dual- meet
competition.
There is another hitch to the
all-around this Tear —in that
the specialist gets a distinct
break in fha now combined
scoring system. Scores of both.
Friday's preliminaries, and. Sat
urday's finals both as* tabulat
ed in. the athlete's final scorn.
When the all-around man
competes on ah sir pieces end
then, also-. fm- an indi
vidual title, he- is usually phy
sically "heal" before he mnimtr
the piece; The specialist, who
only competes on one appara
tus. has' b new handicap. But
the new rule may be foe the
bettpe. Anyway we ax* glad to
see the Eastern coaches at least
give the new changes a tryout
in their circuit. Well form a
definite opinion after file meet
So win the coaches.
This writer goes along with the
Eastern coaches in picking sopho
mores Jay Warner mid Lee Cun
ningham 1-2 in the all-around. Of
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