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falls —Oberly at heavyweigl
aggressive Hank Barone a
Oberly threw his man—2ls
- Bailey—in 2:31 of the
ing period and Barone
shitted down two weights fr
regular 177 berth—flattene
Matulonis in 1:31 of the
frame. -
Barone's fall was the
Lion pin of the year an
first in 53 individual mi
dating back to last wi
Maryland meet when C
Gray pinned Dick Besnier.
had a tougher time with B
this year, but he still
enough savvy to gain a 4
cision.
Oberly, Barone and Gu / Guc
cione—a surprise starter for the
unbeaten (5-0) Dan Johnston at
137—were the most impressive of
the Lion entries. Oberly and his
rival especially pleased the crowd
with their roughhouse tactics. It
was Oberly’s first win of the year
after three losses.
Barone and Guccione were a
determined and punishing pair as
they tried to work their foes into
pinning combinations, Barone suc
ceeded but Guccione fell down in
the third period and had to settle
for an 8-1 decision over experi
enced Don Santo.
Barone was particularly rough
with Matulonis. The State College
junior, who has dropped only one
match this year in six outings,
gave his Terrapin opponent a real
physical beating before bringing
the crowd to its feet with that
second period pin.
Guccione hadn’t wrestled since
he battled Lehigh’s Leon Harbold
to a 1-1 draw in early January.
But he acted like a-tiger Satur
day. However, a good third period
riding combination by Santo de
prived Guccione of a fall.
Don Wilson and Sam Minor,
also gave a good performance in
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Spangerberg cleaned up the 60-
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Kennedy, 5-0, at 147.
SUMMARIES:
123—Wilson (PS) doc. Osborne (M>, 7-5.
130—Van Auken <M> pinned Dank* (PS>,
8:30, half nelson and crotch.
137—Gurdone (PS) dec. Santo (M), 8-1.
147—Minor (PS) dec. Kennedy (M), 5-0.
157—Barone (PS) pinned Matulunis Of),
4.31, body press.
167—Gray (PS) dec. Besnier (M). 2-0.
177—Dean (M) pinned Haines (PS)> 8:15,
cross bod) pres*.
Hwt.—Oberlv (PS) pinned Bailey (M),
2:31, double bar arm.
Referee: Dick Dißatistn.
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third places in the 60-yard free- up first and second in the diving
style as Jim Holt took second I event.
place, trailed by Clarence Lane. Tau Kappa Ensilon grabbed an
Alpha Zeta repeated this effort |easy victory when Theta Kappa
in the 60-yard backstroke as |Phi forfeited their meet
Max Sponseller and Don Robin
son took' second and third places
respectively. Bill Eberhardt
grabbed a second place in the
diving event with a 14.8 notch.
With the diving event proving
to be the deciding factor in the
meet, Lee Cunningham and Jack
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Phi Kappa Sigma swept through
the 60-yard freestyle with Jack
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and John Studebaker second. Ken
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spectively in the backstroke with
the winning time posted at 1:12.5.
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sweeping back with Carl Von
Dreele taking a first in the
breaststroke with a 44.5 timing,
as Bill Hardham came in third.
The freestyle relay team of
Dave Weetman, Von Dreel, Don
Horan, and Bill Hardham swam
to a first place clocking of
1:09.5.
But Cunningham and Javens
put the meet on ice by chalking
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Jordan Jokers swamped McKee! Only one of last week’s top
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Mississippi State handed Ken
tucky its second defeat of the bas
ketball season last week but it
was North Carolina and Auburn
who reaped the benefits in the
national rankings.
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