FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1958
—Collegian photo by’Steve Johnson
1958 INTRAMURAL BOXING CHAMPIONS—Winners in Wednesday’s IM boxing finals are (first row) 135-pound Ben Bow, 121-pound
Steve Miller of Bhi Epsilon Pi, 128-pound Mark Silverstein, 135-pound Jim Thompson of Delta Tau .Delta, 145-pound Bill White of
Alpha Sigma Phi and 128-pound Jack Maher of Delta Upsilon. In second row are heavyweight Norm Neff of Phi Kappa Psi, 165-pound
Dick Gross of Phi Kappa Psi, 155-pound A 1 Kuosman of Alpha Chi Rho, 145-pound Jerry Lohsl, heavyweight Gary Fry, 177-pound
Ted Steinman of Zeta Beta Tau, and 165-pound Ron Standish.
Pee Wee Reese
Will Coach LA
LOS ANGELES (/P) Capt.- Harold “Pee Wee" Reese
yesterday was named to the coaching staff of the Los Angles
Dodgers and apparently one of the all-time brilliant playing
careers in major league baseball is at an end.
Vice' President E. J. “Buzz:
from the active list of the 37-
year-old veteran, and added:
“We are proud of the wonderful
record of Pee Wee Reese. He was
Ane of the best w« ever had.”
"We are happy, indeed, lhal
Reese has decided that rather
than change uniforms, he
would continue his long affili
ation with the Dodgers as one
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LER.
ie” Bavasi announced the shift
of Manager Walt Alston's as
sistants," Bavasi said.
Admirers of the peppery “Lit
tle Colonel” will be glad he did
n’t change uniforms, too. Pee
Wee, in his first year as a Los
Angeles Dodger, won a host of
new friends fans who had
heard of this living Dodger leg
end but never had seen him until
the Dodgers came West.
The little Louisville, Ky., slug
ger, who holds all types of rec
ords, earned in his 16 active years
with the Dodgers, joins Chuck
Dressen, Greg Mulleavy and
Rube Walker in the coaching
corps.
'Stop Jimmy Brown'
NEW YORK UP) “Stop Jim
my Brown.” That is the order of
[the week for the New York
I Giants who must beat Cleveland
again in Sunday’s tie playoff to
'reach the championship finals of
the National Football League.
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The Sportseer
Dear Santa,
Well, old man, it’s that time of year again. In just a couple
of days you and Rudolph will be making your annual trek
around the world.
You treated some of us pretty well last year. But I hope
you’ll do even better this trip.
Anyway, old buddy, here’s my
Christmas list for this year. It’s
slightly different than the ones
my predecessors have had. But I
know you’ll try to comply.
Football coach Rip Engle—a
50-yard line ticket to the Orange
Bowl game and a lifetime mem
bership to the "I Am a Pessi
mist Club."
Soccer coach Ken Hosterman—
a fresh supply of center forwards
and—the key to West Chester
State Teachers College.
Track coach Chick Werner—A
lifetime subscription to the Daily
Collegian and an autographed
photo of the Collegian sports
staff.
Basketball coach John Egll—
a first edition copy of that new
book "The Fundamentals of ihe
Man-io-Man Defense."
Wrestling coach Charlie Speidel
—a doctor’s degree in psychology
and a television, contract for ap
pearances on “You Asked for It’’
and "Comedy Hour.”
Gym coach Gene Wettstone—a
public relations man and a set of
scholastic eligibility requirements
lor immediate distribution .to his
team members.
Baseball Coach Joe Bedenk—a
postponement on the plans to
move Beaver Field. Where could
Joe’s baseball team practice dur
ing Match and April if the East
Stands were torn down?
Lacrosse Coach Earne Baer—
a patent on his fibreglass la
crosse stick. (He's been waiting
a long time, Santa.)
Golf Coach Joe Boyle—a bot
tle of hair tonic.
Tennis Coach Sherman Fogg—
a tennis team. ,
Trainer Chuck Medlar—a new
baseball tap and jacket and a
lifetime supply of cigarettes. He
gets this request every year, but
you always forget.
Equipment Manager Mai Franks
—a new padlock and burglar
alarm for his equipment room.
Intramural Directors Gene
Bischoff and Dutch. Sykes—a di
rect telephone line to all frater
nity athletic chairmen and a re
placement for Don Watkins.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYIV
Dear Santa
Please Send-
By Lou Prato-
Sports Editor
Syracuse football team—luck
on New Year's Day.
Ralph VanLengen—a lifetime
pass io Penn Slate-Syracuse
football games and a copy of
Dale Carnegie's book—" How to
Win Friends and Influence Peo
ple."
Dean Ernest B. McCoy, director
of athletics—a football schedule
which includes games with Fur
man,' Marquette, Penn and Boston
University.
Dr. Alfred H. Griess, team
physician—a private airplane.
Pitt Football coach John Mi
chelo£en—a crying towel.
The Pitt News—another cry
ing towel .this, one dipped in
blood.
Trainer Eddie Sulkowski—He
likes cigarettes too.
Sigma Chi fraternity—an hon
orary membership to the Ama
teur Wrestling Union.
Joe, the Barber—a rope to hang
himself.
Beano Cook—A copy of fhe
pamphlet "What to do if you
foam at the mouth".
Sports Publicity director Jim
Tarman—A. one-way ticket to
Gettysburg. (You can also bring
him an Ivy League suit if you
want to).
I hope you will do your best
Santa. See you next year. ■
Your buddy,
Lou Prato
Do You Thin,
4* Do yotl think it’s foolish
to daydream?
Lion Mat
To Pract
Over Xrrias
Christmas recess means rest
and relaxation to most Penn State
students but not to the Lion wres
tling team.
Coach Charlie Speidel’s grap
plers will be working frantically
over the recess to get ready for
their Jan. 10 engagement with
arch-rival Lehigh.
Most of the work will be done
at Rec Hall. The Lion malmen
will spend only five days at
home during the holidays a
sacrifice for. any college stu
dent. However, they hope it will
pay off with the first victory in
three years over a Lehigh club.
The only serious problem con
fronting Speidel at this time is
the finding of a heavyweight en
try to replace the injured John
ston Oberly. Oberly, one of the
hottest sopho
more prospects
to hit the Nittany
Vale, dislocated a
knee in his var-
sity debut a-
gainst Colgate
last Saturday
night.
•Ob e r 1 y’s re
placement will
probably be an
other sophomore
Bob Gilmour.
G i 1 m o u r is no
stranger to wrestling, however,
having held the heavyweight
berth for two meets on last year’s
frosh team. He also competed in
the Eastern freshman mat tour
ney at West Point, finishing first.
Several of the Nitlany per
formers have shown interest in
competing in the Wi keg Col
lege wrestling tournarseni dur
ing ihe vacation pericd. That's
the amateur mat carni' ral which
attracts outstanding wrestlers
from all over the East, South
and Midwest.
Veteran junior Guy l
and sophomore Jerry ■
two of the men who
Seckler participated in
affair last year, but s
jury in the quarterfinal
him out of action.
Nino Valdes Wil
Pat McMurty in <
NEW YORK (fP) —Ni
whose manager has j
him heav y w e ight
takes on Pat McCurtrj
ma, Wash., at Madist
Garden tonight.
The powerful, 6-3,
Cuban is a 7-5 favoriti
6-1, 189-pound ex-Mar
TV 10-rounder on NB
(EST).
A defeat could be
costly to Nino’s titular
long-armed giant reach
birthday Dec. 5. He ki
can’t be too many fis
rows for him. That’s
talkative manager, Bo
son seized the title an<
raising such a fuss of 1
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TGIF
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COMBO
Erin
1. If the salaries were equal, wou
you rather be a college profess
than a movie star?
2. Would you rather borrow moni
from a bank or institution that
from a friend? ,
3. Would you rather have tests
sprung on you than be warnei
about them in advance?
0. Are you confused by the clamor
/j of conflicting claims so many
' 'liter cigarettes are making
these days? ,
; The fact is, thinking men and women
don't let themselves get pushed and pulled
by all those filter claims. They know what
they want in a filter cigarette. And they
know only VICEROY gives it to them. A
thinking man's filler , a smoking man's tasis.
Makes sense.
Should ym smoke VICEROY? If you think
for .yourself—chances are you do already i
Thinks for Hsmsdf Kjnows **® FiLTER...A smoking man’s tastei
GILMOUR
. i Gucdione
£ eckler are
'pay enter.
. the 2-day
a knee in
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Fight
tarden
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iroclaimed
champion,
' of Taco
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210-pound
: over the
ine in the
C 10 p.m.
extremely
lopes. The
i ;d his 34th
tLpws there
; tic tomor
why his
bby Glea
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\te.
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p.m.
for Yourself ?
5. Do you believe it unwise to eat
v &yggglg|& at irregular hours, even
Philipp. though you’re hungry?
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firslthreeqiiestions, and No to fine out of the
last six . . . you think for yourself!
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Cagers to Host Colgate;
Will Play in Tournament
By SANDY PADWE
A home game Saturday tanies coming out on top both
night and a trip to the Rich- times ’ 71-58 311(1 83 ' 78 - 11113 Lions
mond Invitational tournament
dot the holiday schedule of
the Penn State basketball
team
Saturday at 8 p.m. the Lions
will go after their second win
when the Red Raiders of Colgate
[invade Recreation Hall. Then on
'Dec. 29 and 30. the Nittanies pack
j their bags and head south for the
Richmond Invitational.
The Lions, who lost their first
two games to North Carolina
Stale and West Virginia, bounc
ed into the win column Tuesday
night with a 71-80 win over
Geilsyburg.
It was the play of Tom Han
cock, Wally Colender and Mark
DuMars that carried the Lions to
victory and gave Penn State
coach John Egli an optimistic out
look for the Colgate game and the
Richmond tourney. i
Hancock played one of the best
games of his Penn State career
as he scored 20 points and gather
ed 17 rebounds against the Bul
lets. DuMars and Colender, on the
other hand, thrilled the crowd
with their flashy ball handling.
Egli plans to start the same
five against Colgate that start
ed the Gettysburg game. This
will see Hancock and Ted Ku
. bisia at forwards. Bob Edwards
at center and DuMars and Col
ender in the backcours.
Egli is counting on DuMars and
Colender to run the Nittany of
fensive machine. “They really
played a whale of a game against
Gettysburg. I hope that they can
keep it up,” said the Lion mentor.
Colgate comes into tomorrow’s
game with a 3-2 record. They play
Bucknell tonight in Lewisburg.
According to Colgate coach How
ard Hartman, his Colgate five w.' 1
be short on experience but hig'>
on desire.
The Red Raiders are led bv
captain Charley Hagenah and
playmaker Art Brandon. Both
were starters for Hartman a year
ago. But that is as far as Colgate’s
experience goes.
The rest of the lineup will be
made up of sophomores and last
year’s reserves, Dave Dsnven
port, the leading scorer on the
Colgate freshman- team last
year, is slated to start up front
with Hagenah. Stan Beaghan,
6-5, or Ken Norum, 6-5, will
open at center. Larry Ludd is
the probable running mate for
Brandon out front.
Last season the Lions and Red
Kell to Announce
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broadcasting staff, replacing Mel
Ott who died of auto accident in
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Raiders met twice with the Nit-
Wally Colender
... fast breaking Lion
lead in the series, 25-20.
After the Colgate game the
Lions travel to Richmond for
the Richmond Invitational Tour
nament. The Lions played in
6. If you actually saw a "flying
saucer” land, would you run for'
your life?
the tournament two years ago
and look second place in a field
of eight teams.
That year the Lions beat host
Richmond in their first game,
64-60, then they topped Penh, 89-
59, to gain the final. In the cham
pionship game the Lions lost to
Lafayette, 64-59.
This year the tournament has
just four teams Georgetown,
Richmond, Columbia and the
Lions. Egli still has no word on
who the Blue and White will
meet.
Georgetown, with a 3-1 record
to date, looms as the team to-beat,
according to Egli. Richmond
brings a 4-3 record into the tour
nament while Columbia is sport
ing a 1-4 log with a game against
Fordham remaining to be played
Saturday night.
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as families everywhere gather in close har
mony to enjoy this warm and wonderful
season, we would like to express our wishes
for a joyous holiday to one and alt.
B. P. Moyer
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