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Cagers to End
Home Season
Penn State closes out its 1959-59 home basketball season
tonight at 8 when the Lions play Carnegie Tech in Recreation
Hall.
Coach John Egli's Blue and White five will match its 10-7
record against Carnegie Tech's 9-13 log.
Mel Crestley's boys will he
without the full-time services of last performance in a Pill uni
sophomore star Bill Sofia. Sofia form.
dislocated a finger against In- In his three years of varsity
competition,, the 5-8 All-Ameri—
shone State ten days ago. can has broken every scoring ,
There Is even speculation recoil ,in Pitt cage history.
that Sofia might not play. This While it will be Hennon night
would be a bad blow to the at the Field House, it will also .
Tartans, since his is their 'lead• be a big night for some 300 peo
lug scorer. ple from Sharon, Pa.
Last season as a freshman,
a F i i t na g ll
Finally, afte r
will fte get
rtw achance
two
y e
ars
of
Sofia rewrote the Tech recordiwinto see two of their local heroes
book, and he was enjoying a ban-'battle against each other.
ner year prior to his injury. i Two years ago Penn State's
Bud Miller and Andy Korner, D
led Sharon
h to uMars and Pitt's John Fridley
the Pennsylvania
of the scoring burden since Soffat
have taken over a good portion'
M state ars c cam am e p t i o on ri sh en p n . Then D a
nud
has been out of the lineup. These; Fridley headed for Pitt and the
two will be join- ; i Sharon fans have been waiting
ed by Stan Skal- ip.'--;.,i,,..,....... , •-- fora showdown ever since.
ka, Bob Hauser i t ,,„. .. t : , , tf o, . Pitt will. carry a below par
'lnd Tom Muel- '..,,,,;:, •, ~ 8-14 record into Saturday's game.
lei in Tech' s 4- ' ' :.-. ', z H (The Westminster game played
pr o b able start- ," - ' ' last night is not included). Ear
mg lineup. I,• 1 t - tier in the season the Panthers
A'though th e 4 , , dropped a 67-58 decision to the
Tartans have a C'' :-.'.% " '4' Lions at Hee Hall.
9-13 record • •' ,. .C"'',
Penn State coach i ' - , . Golf Candidates to Meet
John E g 1 i isn't i
taking them , 4-..., All candidates for the golf team
lightly. "I expect I ' - (will meet at 5 p.m. Monday at the
them to play a I: 1) W "DS lice rink beyond th e Nittany
s Io w deliberate ball game and Dorms
wad for only good chances." he
said.
Egli will send the same start
ing lineup into tonight's game
that he has been using most of
the season.
That will include Tom Han
cock, Paul Sweetland and Bob
Edwards in front court, with
Mark DuMars and Wally Col
ender in back court.
Colender and DuMars are the,
co-scorin,.; leaders for the Islittany
Lions Both arc averaging 16:
points per game, but Colender has
a 12 point lead civet the "Magi-'
clan" in the scoring race
Following the Carnegie Tech
game tonight, the Lions take tol
the road for a game with arch,
rival Pitt tomorrow.
The Pitt-Penn State game
has been designated Don Hen
non Night, and a huge crowd
is expected. It will be Hennon's 1
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By SANDY PADWE
for Seniors and Graduates In
APPLIED MATHEMATICS
ENGINEERING MECHANICS
ENGINEERING PHYSICS
AND
AERONAUTICAL, CHEMICAL,
MECHANICAL,
METALLURGICAL,
and NUCLEAR
ENGINEERING
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THURSDAY, MARCH 5
FRIDAY, MARCH 6
HEM
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
CAMPUS
MEM
Cunningham's Return Removes
Doubts on Panther Gym Meet .
Never was a gymnastic practice
as aisthetic as last night's. First
there were free movies (of the
Finnish gym exhibition, including
the girls), then there were dance
like routines in calisthenics and
the soothing strains of two Roger
Williams' LP's--"Till" and "Al
most Paradise."
And the little grey cloud of
worry was Qowhere in sight.
The most outstanding reason
for the optimistic change was
the return of Lee Cunningham
to full workouts. Cunningham
was even hitting his high scis
sors on the horse to perfection.
among all the other difficult
moves he incorporates in his
riding routine.
According to Coach Gene Wett
stone, the junior ace will work
against the Panthers. In fact, he
Following the gym meet to
morrow afternoon. Captain Ar
mando Vega will leave imme
diately for the Finnish Gym
Exhibition at the Farm Show
Arena in Harrisburg.
He will join freshman Greg
Weiss in competition against
the Finns. The meet, sponsored
by the Patriot-News, begins at
8 p.m. and concludes the Finns'
tour of the United States.
The Concert Blue Band will
also perform at the show.
Tickets will be available at
the Farm Show Arena.
has him listed on three events—
tumbling, side horse and flying
rings.
Another giveaway that the
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Lee Cunningham
. . . eases the burden
Lions are no longer worried
about the Panthers ruining their
unbeaten 5-0 record was the con
centration on calisthenics rou
tines. The event is not on the
EIGL program except for the
!Easterns which are eight days
away.
In fact the only competition
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ELECTRICITY MAY DO YOUR YARD WORK. One day, by simply speaking
into a microphone, you may be able to command an electric "gardener"
to mow the grass, cultivate the flower beds, trim the hedge and do
other yard work. And all the Mille ou'll be relaxing in the shade.
Your power company builds for
your future electric living
Your present electric appliances are just the beginning
of real electric living. Already the electronic oven can
cook your food in seconds. One day you may have an
electric "gardener" like the one pictured above. Your
home will be kept dust-free and clean automatically.
And electricity will launder your clothes without water.
You will be putting much more power to work—and
you'll have all you need. This year alone we are spend
ing millions of dollars on plants and lines for your
future electric living. Now and in the years ahead, you
can count on the men and women of your electric com
pany for a constant, plcntiful supply of electricity to
make your life more satisfying and enjoyable.
Stu - -
P WEST PENN POWER
Imam
44vaspo
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1959
on the team now is for the act
ing coaching job. According to
Wettstone. who will be in Har
risburg Saturday running the
Finnish Gym Exhibition, he is
considering seven applicants.
They are (and not necessarily
in any order) Collegian associate
sports editor Matt Mathews,
sports publicist Jim Tarman, bus
iness manager Ed Czekaj, wres
tling coach Charlie Speidel (who
went to college on a gym scholar
ship), football coach Earl Bruce,
former side horse ace Jack Bies
terfeldt, and assistant gym coach
Ed Williams. The competition is
keen.
Even Pitt's sports publicist
Beano Cook, takes a more pessi
mistic look than usual at the
meet. In his release to the Col
legian, Cook predicts the out
come of the meet as 73-23. But
the Panthers still loom as threats
in tumbling and the flying rings.
And they have been able to score
well this year.
LaX Managers Called
All freshmen and sophomores
interested in becoming an assist
ant lacrosse manager should
contact Art Bell at AD 7-4402 or
sign up at the athletic office in
Rec Hall.
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