SATURDAY. FEBRUA
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By LOU PH
Sports Edii
ITHACA, N.Y.,
upset - minded Pe
wrestling team wi
to extend its win
to three when it fa
ing eastern champ
here this afternoor
The Lions have b
15-0, and Navy, 17-8,
two engagements a
overall record of 3-1
been the only conq
Nittanies, winning
count. Colgate was 1
in the season’s openc-
Cornell, with five veterans in
the starling array, is favored
over the more, inexperienced
State unit. However, the Big
Red machine is not unbeatable.
lowa State handed the home
club its only loss. 18-11, last
month and they accomplished
the victory by holding Cornell's
mainstays to a stalemate.
Defending 123-. pound EIWA
kingpin Dave Auble was the only
one of the Big Red aces to gain
a victory against the lowa State]
juggernaut. George Willis was'
beaten on a decision and Dave;
Dunlop last year’s EIWA hea-;
vyweight titlist—Steve Friedman;
and A 1 Marion were held to
draws.
Thus, if the Lions expect to
Frosh Matmen
Cornell Yearlings Today
The Blue and White freshman,pinned their Lehigh opponents
grapplers take to the mats go in the 130 and 157-pound
Ithaca, N.Y, at 1:30 Urn afternoon cla<BseSi reSf)ec lively,
when they engage the Cornell „
yearlings in the second of their: Connell, who lost a deci
abbreviated 3-meet schedule, jsion in the Lehigh fray, still
Frosh mentor Hal Byers re- holds the 137 berth and John Ba
ceived his call from Uncle Sam rone, who was leading his Engi
last month so Charlie Speidel will necr opponent, 4-2, before falling
tutor his novices as well as his . , . . , .
varsity in today’s proceedings on' m J° a P< ni > in S combination with
the Big Red campus. seconds left, is at 147.
The only two changes in the! Decision victims, Bill Polacek,
lineup that dropped a close 19-13,167, and Phil Myer, 177, round
decision to Lehigh m its first test,out the Nittany combatant force,
are in the first and last weight'
divisions
In the 123-pound class the Lion)
cubs lost Tony Scordo via ther
scholastic route, but the gap 1
should be adequately filled by (
Jere Seiple from Greensville who ,
was the oustanding wrestier in the '
State College Invitational Tour- )
nev last year.
The other switch will be in the
heavyweight division where Penn
State will be reoresented by ei
ther “Woody” Woodside or Ned
Kerr, an Air Force veteran from !
Titusville.
Art Ravitz and Ron Pifer who
Pitt Stadium Crowd
Displeases Stealers
PITTSBURGH (fP)—The Pitts-;
burgh Steelers, disappointed-with
attendance at their home football
games in. Pitt Stadium last year,;
want to return to Forbes Field for
the coming season.
Inclement weather was a factor)
in the poor attendance. Pitt Sta
dium has no covered stands, as
does Forbes Field.
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iY 7. 1959
i-Minded Wrestlers
Eastern Champions
Feb. 7—An
s tin State
i l be trying
i ting streak
a ces defend-
Jion Cornell
» 2aten Army,
, m their last
md own an
[. Lehigh has
leror of the
by a 17-8
[ eaten, 19-10,
:r.
knock the EIWA co-leader off its
high pedastal, they will have to
prevent the winning efforts of the
Auble-Willis-Dunlap - Friedman -
Marion regime.
The key matches to a Penn
State victory are probably the
130-, 157-, 167- nd 177-pound en
counters. Victories in these four
Fiedler Gets 'Mention'
On Soccer All-American
Bill Fiedler, Penn State soccer
captain-elect, has received honor
able mention on the 1958 All-
America soccer team as selected
by the National Soccer Coaches
Association of America. Fiedler, a
junior from Philadelphia, was the
Nittany Lions’ leading soccer the
past two seasons.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Sam Minor
. . . in major battle
Will Test
divisions would just insure the
Lions of a win.
Junior Gordon Danks, who
made his season's debut against
Navy last week, will face Willis
at 180. Danks was beaten by his
Middie foe, but he gave a highly
creditable performance and a win
this afternoon would not be too
suronsing.
Sam Minor tangles with ei
ther Friedman or A 1 Rose at
157. Friedman could also go at
167 against George Gray. It is
Friedman who will decide the
importance of either match.
Minor (3-1) and Gray (2-0-1)
could handle any of the other
men Cornell would throw at
them, but with the unbeaten
Friedman it's a different mat
ter.
Hank Barone, who was one of
the standouts in the Navy win,
will probably meet Cornell’s
highly-touted sophomore sensa
tion, Marion. This match is
rated a tossup. But if Barone
could give a performance like he
did last week when he tied high
ly-rated Navy captain Doug Vol
genau, a win or tie would prob
ably be inevitable.
In the other matches, either Joe
Cramp (0-2) or Don Wilson (3-1)
will meet Auble; Dan Johnson
(4-0) will face either Bill Jones
(0-1-2) at 137; either Neil Turner
(1-1) or Guv Guccione (0-1) will
meet Ted Carter (1-2-1) at 147:
and Johnston Oberly (0-2) will
go against Dunlop (4-0-1).
Theta Xi Takes
League 'D' Lead
In IM Bowling
Theta Xi, last semester’s frat-l
ernity league “D” champions with*
a 37-7 won-lost record, continued
its winning spree by whitewash
ing Alpha Zeta 4-0 in the second
half opener.
Paced by Dick Grobi’s high sin- 1
gle of 197 and a 510 high series, i
Alpha Sigma Phi swept to a 4-0
decision over Pi Kappa Alpha.
Sigma Phi Epsilon took a shut
out victory over Sigma Nu with
Harry Davidson leading the way
on a 197 single and a 542 series
to take the honors of the night.
In other league “D” games
Beaver House downed Phi Sigma
Delta, 3-1; Tau Kappa Epsilon
whipped Chi Phi, 4-0, and Kappa*
Delta Rho defeated Sigma Tau
Gamma, 4-0.
OH - CAMPUS
INTERVIEWS
FEB. 9,10,11
(Mon. Tues. Wed.)
Call your
Placemen) Officer
for an
appointment!
Moran Will Compete
Against Top Milers
By JOHN BLACK
! Penn State track star Ed Moran
will compete against four sub-four
minute milers tonight when he
runs in the Hunter Mile, feature
j event of the 70th Boston A.A.
games.
One of the greatest fields ever
assembled on the boards will aim
to shatter the Boston Garden mile
record at 4:03.8 and the world
indoor mark 4'O3A with rumors
[circulating that the first inside
j sub-four mile may be in the
making,
Moran and Phil Coleman of
Chicago are the only entrants that
have not maneuvered the distance
outdoors within four sweeps of
the second hand.
Ron Delany, current indoor
kingpin, who has never lost a
race on U.S. boards, is favored
to capture his 27th straight win.
The pack includes three, sub
four-minute milers—Brian Hew
son, European champion from
from England who has run a
3:58 9; Dan Waern, Swedish cham
pion with a 3:58.5; and Polish
titleholder Zbigniew Orywal,
3:59.7.
Moran, described by his coach
Chick Werner as "the most fan
tastic runner that I have ever
had to work with,” is a decided
underdog in the Boston classic
but has worked hard and is in
real good shape.
A relative newcomer to the in-
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THE CHALLENGE OF
IGNMENTS IN . . .
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MORAN
... racing the best
door “big time," Moran won the
Washington Star Games last
month in his first start—though
against a )ess distinguished field—
and has been superlative in col
legiate competition this year.
Hewson and Waern will be
making their US. debut as well as
their initial start on the indoor
track and will accompany Delany
to Philadelphia for next week’s
Inquirer Games.
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kitchen. Private enhance and bath; set
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Phone Ap 7-7218.
HORSE STALL for rent in established
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KOOM FOR one or two students* Close
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jLRADLATL STUDENTS and upper class
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hot and co)d running water or private
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DON'T MISS cabin ami trails fun paity
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for rides.
TRIP TO Herjhey to see Ice Capadn
Sat, Feb. 21. Cali AD 7-2614 for infor
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for college engaged couples. Photograph*
of selected couples will be published in
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wifi receive complete outfit*. Please send
--by February 18. 1989—clear, individual
snapshots {which cannot be returned) with
name aid address to The Wyman Company,
278 Post Street, San FrancUeo 8. Calif.
PATtT-TIMp male grad student need* part*
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Mail check to PS Magazine Agency, PO Bos
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IF YOUR typewriter is giving you trouble,
our years of experience are at your
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machine to 633 W, College Ave.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tap.
toe, or acrobatic* lessons. Park Forest
Village School of Dance. AD 8-1078.
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