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Ed Hamer this afterno.
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seeded at 157, John
third seeded at 147; a
Harbold, fourth seeded
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"bridesmaid" Steve
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Dick Hyde, and Harb
Pitt's unbeaten Larry
Defending champion
and unheralded Army
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semi's. Pitt, which had also been
considered a pre-tourney favor
ite, also has - 12 points but will
have only three men in the semi
finals.
Pitt was hampered by injuries.
Bob Bubb, the Panther captain,
did not even enter the tourna
ment because of an injury suf
fered in his final dual meet
against Minor. Meanwhile, Alex
Skirpan, who was seeded third
at 157 was injured in a match
tonight. His injury has been diag
nosed as a torn rib.
George Gray recorded the
only fall for the Lions this eve.
rang after three pins were
scored in the preliminary
round. Gray flattened Penn's
fourth seeded Al Donsanti in
4:43 With a half nelson and
press.
Here's how the other quarter
final matches went: Dan Johns-
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ton decisioned Cornell's home
town favorite George Willis, 5-1;
Guy Guccione wracked up a 9-4
win over F & M's Gordon Muse,
getting five of his points in the
final minute of the bout; Sam
Minor turned in a methodic 5-0
win over Princeton's Taggart
Geer; Johnston Oberly "upset"
fourth seeded Chuck Pfrommer
of F & M 4-0; Don Wilson drop
ped a 5-1 decision to F & M's Le
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12-3 bout with Princeton's second
i seeded Bill Macaleer.
Team Standings:
Penn State, 17; Lehigh, 14;
Cornell, 13; Pitt, 12; Army, 12;
Syracuse, 9: Navy, 8; F & M, 7;
Rutgers, 7; Yale, 6; Harvard, 5;
Penn, 3; Columbia, 3; Temple,
0; Princeton, -1; Brown. -3.
In point scoring:
First place is worth 10; second,
7; third, 4; fourth, 2; each fall
1 point; each advancement 1
point.
Semi-final lineup:
123—Leon Cassell, F&M, vs, Dave
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Pitt vs. Andy Fitch, Yale.
130—Leon Harbold, Lehigh vs.
Larry Lauchle, Pitt: Jerry Wei
senseel, Army vs. Dan Johns-
ton, Penn State.
137—Guy Guccione, Penn State
vs. Dick Santoro, Lehigh: Bill
Griffa, Rutgers vs. Les Austin,
Syracuse.
147—Neil DeLozier, F&M vs. Sam
Minor, Penn State: Dick Hyde,
Army vs. John Driscoll, Le-
high. _
157—Steve Friedman, Cornell vs.
Greg Ruth, Lehigh: Bill Ma
caleer, Princeton vs. Harry Pol
lak, Syracuse.
167—George Gray, Penn State vs.
Thad Turner, Lehigh: Al Mar
ion, Cornell vs. Tom Alberts,
Pitt
177—Art Bair, Army vs. Ed Ham
er, Lehigh: Bob Foster, Har-
yard vs. Doug Volgenau, Navy.
Hvy—Bob Novogratz, Army vs.
Art Baker, Syracuse; Dave Dun
lop, Cornell vs. Johnston Ober
ly, Penn State.
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Leeman, Speidel Express
Opposite Feelings in Ithaca
ITHACA, N.Y., March 13 There was an optimistic air
surrounding Lehigh's coach Gerry Leeman and a pessimistic
aroma about Penn State's coach Charlie Speidel following
tonight's EIWA quarter-final action.
Penn State leads Lehigh, 17-14, at the end of the quarter-
finals, and these two teams are
expected to battle it out for the
crown.
Both Leeman and Speidel
indicated a hope of winning
the team title when the tourn
ament resumes action tomorrow
afternoon. But Leeman seems
more sure of himself than the
veteran Lion mentor. It looks
like it's either going to be State
or Lehigh," Leeman said in a
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March 15, 7:00 p.m., 121 Sparks.
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scheduled to come through?, .
When you're driving, do you like
to be first getting away from a
atop light about to change?
Would you be reluctant to learn a
new sport in the presence of friends
who were experts?
Have you found it to be personally
true that "a man's best friend
is his dog"?,
very confident tone. "And
we've been second six out of
the last seven years. I think
we're about due to win, don't
you?"
"This thing isn't sewed up yet."
the Lehigh coach went on to say.
"It's going to be a dog-fight all
the way."
Speidel's attitude was a little
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