SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1959
Speidel Changes Lineup
For Meet With Syracuse
SYRACUSE, FEB.
will perform another (
afternoon when he se
Syracuse at Archbold <
The Lion master h;
every meet this season and
lineup will be no differei
time his changes will com
157-, 167-, and 177-pound
classes.
Speidel plans to mo ;e last
, week’s 157-pound starte • Hank
Barone and the 167-pound regu
lar George Gray up one weight
division and insert sophomore
Neil Turner into Barone’s 157-
pound vacant spot. That would
mean the elimination of Joe
» Haines from the team which beat
Maryland last week, 23-10.
However, Turner was Spei
del's entry in the Cornell meet
two weeks ago and has also
seen action against Colgate and
Army. He was victorious in
the Colgate and Cornell affairs,
but both matches were at 147.
Barone, who has been Speidel’s
most impressive man in the last
three tilts, has at 167
once before. That’s when he
dropped a 4-1 decision to Lehigh’s
Thad Turner. He’s usually been
at 177—where he’s won two and
tied two—but was moved down
to 157 last week for “strategic
purposes.” The- strategy paid off
as Barone won his match with
ease, gaining a second period fall.
This'will be Gray's first out
ing at 177. He's been the regular
at 167 and has done quite well
by winning three, losing one
and tying one. *
Once again Speidel explains his
new alterations in terms of strate
gy—but he doesn't give too much
“This should be our strongest
lineup for Syracuse," he said.
“And if everything goes well,
we should be able to win.”
The rest of Speidel'* starting
array will be the same which
helped beat the Terrapins last
weak. Thai wo aid find Don Wil
son (4-1) at 123. Gordie Banks
(9-2-1) at 130, Guy Guccione
(1-0-1) ai-137, Sam Minor (5-1)
at 147 and Johnston Oberly (1-3)
at heavyweight.
For the second straight week,
the Lions’ unbeaten junior Dan
Johnston (5-0) will be missing
from the lineup. Once . again,
Johnston was eliminated in pre
meet practice matches by Guc
cione for the 137-pound berth.
The Lions could wrap up a
winning season with a victory to
day. They currently own a 4-2
record and have only one meet—
that with arch-rival Pitt—remain,
ing.
Syracuse, on the other hand,
will be trying to snap out of
the doldrums. The Orange have
won only two meets this year
(Ithaca, 18-13, and Army, 17-
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21—Wrestling coach Charlie Speidel
f his weekly juggling acts here this
ids his Penn State matmen against
gymnasium.
is used
today’s
it. This
; at the
weight
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IS), tied one with (Franklin and
Marshall, 14-14) and lost four
(to Lehigh. 19-8. Pitt, 16-12,
lowa State. 21-10, and Cornell).
The two best matches this after
noon will probably be at 137 and
heavyweight. That’s where two of
Syracuse’s three unbeaten mat*
men appear. Captain Les Austin
will face Guccione at 137 and
sophomore sensation Art Baker
will meet Oberly.
Baker, incidentally, has taken
over the role as the “man to beat”
in the heavyweight division of the
upcoming Eastern tournament.
Reason—he flattened Cornell’s de
fending champion Dave Dunlop in
a dual meet the other night.
2 Thiel Brothers Star
On High School Mats
Glenn and David Thiel, sons of
former Penn State lacrosse coach
Nick Thiel, are regulars on State
College High School’s unbeaten
wrestling squad. Glenn wrestles
in the 97-pound division, David
in the 103-pound class. Lacrosse
coach for 22 years, _ the senior
Thiel now is director of Penn
State’s required physical educa
tion program.
3 Undefeated Years
Penn State has been undefeated
in freshman football for the past
three seasons. Coach Earl Bruce
directed his ’5B frosh to triumphs
over West Virginia, Pitt, and the
Navy Plebes.
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Across from Old Main
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
George Gray
Bucks Host
Nittany Lion
Tracksters
The Nittany indoor track team
will complete its dual meet sched
ule this afternoon with a clash
with the Ohio State Buckeyes in
huge French Field House on the
Columbus campus.
Coach Chick Werner’s crew
will enter the starting gate rated
as slight underdogs against thej
Big 10 powerhouse. But, barring
ah unexpected appearance by
Olympic champion Glenn Davis,
the Nittanies may pose a serious
threat to the Bucks’ unmarred
record.
The Lion boardmen turned in an
outstanding performance as they
came within a baton pass of beat
ing Army, the rage of the East.
The showing of the Penn State
field men will have a heavy bear
ing on the outcome of the Ohio
State meet, for this is a strong
point for the Bucks.
Sam Tidmore heads the Buck
eyes’ shotputting crew with a toss
of 52’ 9" and is backed up by two
others who have come within
inches of the 50-feet mark. John
Tullar will be the lone Blue and
White entry in the event.
Ron Beard, pole vault winner
against Army, will be joined by
Dick Gross, and Dale Peters to
comprise the competition for
OSU’s 13' 6” vaulter, Dick Bowers.
Coach, Werner will call on!
Gross, and Bob Brown in the,
broad jump and John Fariera in
the high jump. j
Without Davis, the Bucks’ Lee*
Williams and the Lion's Ed Moran
will probably be the top threats
for individual high point totals.
—by JOHN BLACK
Botula Is* Backfield Man
Since Rados as Captain
Election of fullback Pat Botula
to Penn State’s 1959 football cap
taincy makes him the first back
field man to serve in that capa
city since quarterback Tony Ra
dos co-captained the 1953 eleven
with end Don Malinak.
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Six matches marked the be-. Omega topped Russ Noll of Aca
ginning of the independent hand- cia, 21-16, 21-12.
ball singles tournament Thurs- , fj®? l3 ? 1 *' s au i ßau .® r
, , . handed Alpha Gamma Rho its
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In League G action, Larry tory over Joe McCahan. Frank
Werner started things off with a Trachtman of Phi Epsilon Pi and
21-1, 21-5 victory over Wayne Zeta Beta Tans led Stenunan
iSchug. Dave Houghton later de- " on on or el * s
'feated Russ Phillippi, 21-13, 21-10.
J In League A contests. Bob Fos
ter beat Don Taft by identical
J2l-16 scores, and Tom Geanopu
jlos swept by Dale Schissler, 21-1,
:21-8,
j League B contests saw Marshall
Wemer beat Herb Chasan, 14-21,
21-0, 21-20, and Ed Boothroyd
over Bill Loeb, 21-8, 21-12.
Independent league winners
will be determined by March 17,
and elimination playoffs will be
gin the next day.
action for the night
saw only five games scheduled.
Ron Pezzoni brought Tau Kappa
Phi its second win of the tournev
with an easy 21-6, 21-5 victory
over Phi Kappa Tau's Bob Park
er. Mel Royer of Alpha Tau
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