PAGE TEN Ramey Will Start Against W. Virginia By With an impressive season- Lion lepresentative at 123. For the Sports Editor ... , , second straight week the little En Route to Morgantown with the Lions, Dec. 12 The opening victory over Army al- rookie will be meeting the op- Littiest Lion. Mel Ramey, will be in the starting lineup to-'ready under their belts, the p ° ne pojf sl^ m o c f f Pt Last ' k night when Penn State (0-2) takes on mighty West Virginia iNittany Lion grapplers meet the Cadets’ eap (4-0) in Morgantown. . | the Red Raiders of An- Ramey, a senior, stands only 5-9 but is one of the fastest ( University tonight in Hamil-lcount. Tonight he men on the Lion squad and he’ll ★ ★ ★ jton, N.Y., in their second test 1? ? e s be m the lineup tonight to add < , , . Bieber, chief of more speed to the Lion fast-break. i o * the young campaign. the Red Raiders. "Mel’s hustled for four years 1 Coach Charlie SDeidel listed Gordie Danks, and he deserves a chance to i two thnn|tes 3n the lineup that'^/pnin^’stm play. I tmnk he 11 be a real asset , , . „ . ,*1 . iwest Point, still for us against West Virginia," iswamped Army, 31-0, last Satur-holds the Lions’ said Lion coach John Egli. day. Senior Guy Guccione at 137)130 - pound slot "I also know lie’s awfully small land junior John Trojan at 191l anc 1 will tangle but he\ a hustler too With him learned starting assignments dur-^' th P( ; te in Iheic were liable to have the i- wr, me other spunti • mallest college team in the court- jing the week. Ihe rest or (he line-,half of the Maroon grappling ti y ’’ up will be the same. j twins. This will be Ramey's first ap- Guccione, a two-year letter- I Jerry Seckler pinned chal pe.irynce this season and he’ll be man who was a little late round- i len£,er Paul sten 9 er in a lime joined bv 5-10 Mark DuMavs. 6-1 man W “° WBS 8 11 ”. 1816 roun °, | trial this week to maintain his Wallv Colendei, Paul Swcetland mg into shape this year, will ; t o p position in the 157-pound and Jake Trueblood. replace sophomore Ari Ravitz j for Nittanies. His prob- Egh will go with three men / 111 m® 137-pound class. | able opponent tonight is Colgate outside and two men up fiont Guccione will face Paul Venier.j letterman, Dave Daley, lonight because of the lineup Maroon junior who dropped a 6-0; Ron Pifer, the highly-touted change. mUjjt \ decision to the Lions’ Dan John-,soph from Beliefonte who won DuMars is Penn State’s leading son last year. his first varsity outing with a scorer with 45 points in two ! trojan gained his berth in the second period fall over Army’s games. He tallied 22 in the Linns WJmtt 1 191-pound category by beating Dick Kriesel, decisioned Ed Pola -65-53 loss to North Carolina State MBaR jHk | junior Joe Haines 6-2 in an eli- ce k, 9-1, to get the starting nod and then ripped the cords for 23 raKSt jPHu Jmination bout Wednesday night, at 167. more Purdue. Kss&Sßm 'Phil Myer who wrestled in this Captain Sam Minor, 147. Hank Colender had 13 in the opener lelass against Army has been both but slipped to four in the Pur- MEL RAMEY ;ered bv an aggravated knee all due game last week. That was .. . starts tonight week. ’ one of the things that hurt us it + + , ■>„ v. against Purdue,” said Egli. , * * * , Tony Scordo, a classy sopho- Sweelland and Trueblood. two w «h the best all-around player more who made good in his var -6-5 pcrfoitncis who have yet to in the country, spearheads the; sl D r “ c^u t at West Point is the 1 hit their stude this year round West Virginia attack. out the sta i ting five. West is the Mounlies' scor- In tesorve, Egli will have Fred, . ... , . , . , Eisele. Gene Harris. Flunk Shea, mg. rebounding, and assist lead- ; Dick Dibert, and John Phillips er. But Jim Ritchie, a substitute | The Linns lost guard Don Wil- last year, has the lop field goal i son indefinitely this week when, percentage. He's been hilling on j lie bioke his left hand in a pruc- 68 per cent of his shots for a j tice session. 12-point average. • Wilson, a letterman, was being; The rest of West Virginia’s team counted on to see plenty of action ] mes up Wlt h Lee Patrone out this year and Egli culls his loss along with Jim Warren, real tough one. and two-vear vet Willie Akers is West Virginia, runner-up for the center ! National honors last year has, The Lions makp thcir first home j von four sliaight this season over ap p pnrarire 'f ucst j ;l y n jght in Reel Tennessee, The Citadel, Fuiman, Ha |j w j, en they p ia y Syracuse at and Richmond 8 nm J Two-time All-AmcM ican Jeirv—^ Purdue Scout Caught 'Spying 1 CHICAGO l.'P) A football spy-in-the-tree violation stole the spotlight at the Bis Ten's winter conclave yesterday. Conference Commissioner K. L. Wilson reported that a part-time Purdue athletic staff member was fund after a cloak-and-dagger ep isode before last fall's Purdue- InWa football game. Virtually yanked from a tree near an lowa football session, Walter Cudzik. an assistant grid freshman coach at Purdue, was charged with illegal scouting be feue the Oct. 24 lowa at Purdue contest. Purdue won the game. 14- 7 Wilson also reported yesterday that Purdue's head football coach, Jack Mollenkopf, was “publicly repremanded’’ for failure to prop el lv advise his staff on the do’s and don't’s of the conference code. Basketball Scores North Carolina 60, Kansas 49 Cincinnati 123, St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 7!) From France A New Taste Sensation French Fries! You Can Enjoy Them al Your Dorm by Calling Morrell's AD 8-8381 Delivery 9 to midnight MORRELL'S Next to Alpha Fire Co. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Gentlemen, we give yon CONTEMPORARY CLASSICS Newest look of leisure since white bucks! Traditional as the . Dickens (marferfiiteet), modern as jazz. Matter of fact, the perfect combination of what's always been and what's bound to happen. 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Penn State won ast year on the home mats, 19-10, in its season opener. The Nittany matmen will open their home card next Thursday with the Wolverines from Michi gan providing the opposition. After that they take a three week break from intercollegiate competition, before meeting Le high University at Bethlehem on Jan. 9. Factory Authorfeed VOLKSWAGEN Salm—Part*—Se nr icc Drlsxe Sedan $1625. WYNO SALES CO. 19M JE. Third SI. WtlliamAport, Pa, Phone 3-46X3 0 0 9
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