TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1959
t Lion Maimed
p Colgate, 33-0
Poten
Thum
By JOHNNY BLACK
den Nittany Lion wrestlers stormed through
tight meet of the season without losing a
ut out Colgate, 33-0, Saturday on the losers
The power-h
their second str
match as they sh
mats.
It was the s
that Coach Chari
econd time in as many outings this winter
ie Speidel’s potent crew has whitewashed its
.ion grapplers,
rmy the previ
ered the game
3 Raiders and
i rough 18 indi
ithout a defeat.
opposition. The I
31-0 victors over A
ous week, overpov
but outclassed Re
have now gone th
vidual matches wi
The closest any Colgate grap
pler could come Saturday was
still two points short—Ron Pi
ter and Hank Barone threw
their men and Gordie Danks
won a default from Pete Venier.
The other six Lion matmen
scored impressive decisions
over their adversaries.
Pifer, the Nittanies' 167-pound
sophomore flash, recorded his sec
ond straight fall
as he nailed the
Maroon’s Dave
Daley to the mat
in 2.09. Pifer’s
combination was
a double grape
vine, the same
as he used on
Army’s Dick
Kriesel.
Veteran Hank
Barone made it
two falls in a
row for Penn
State when he p 'f* r
threw Bruce Berman in 5:44 with
a bar and chancery in the 177-
pound bout.
Little Tony "the giant-killer"
Scordo got the Blue and White
off to a 3-0 lead in the 123-
pound match, when, for the sec
ond straight week, he decisioned
the opponents’ captain. Scordo
compiled a takedown, an es
cape and time advantage to rack
up a 4-1 triumph over Charlie
Bieber.
After Pete Venier defaulted to
Gordie Danks, brother Paul Ve
nietr spent most of his time on
his back as Lion letterman Guy
Guccione looked like the “Guc”
of old, posting a 10-3 decision in
the 137-pound class.
Penn Slate captain Sam Minor
had to get off his back in the
first period to whip Colgate’s
Rick Mattern, a sophomore re
el uited from nearby Clearfield.
After the early scare, Minor’s ex
perience came to the fore and he
won, 6-3.
Jerry Seckler advanced the
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Lions' lead to 17-0 by scoring a
7-2 victory over Jim Fox at 157.
Junior John Trojan made good
in his first varsity appearance
with a 5-3 win over George Bur
an in the new 191 category.
Heavyweight Johnston Oberly
rounded out the Nittames’ perfect
night and gained revenge for last!
year’s loss by defeating Jim Han-!
cock, 7-1. I
Summaries:
12.1—Scordo (PS) dec. Beiber (Cl. 4-1.
110—Dunks (PSI won by default.
IST Clucclone (PS) dec. Venier (Cl. 10-1.
117—Minor (PS) dec. Mattern (Cl, S-3.
157 Seekler (PS) dec. Fox (Cl. 7-2.
ll >7—l’ifer (PS) pinned Daley (C), 2’00,'
tioubJe-grapev'inf* j
177—Barone (PS) pinned Bermann ICI.’
bar and chancery. i
191—Trojan (PS| dec. Ruran (Cl, 6-8.
Unlimited—Oberly (TS) dee. Hancock (Cj,|
7-1. i
!M Boxing—
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Russ snapped his left m Sv/e.ison's
face throughout the bout and
then followed with quick but
damaging rights.
Alpha Chi Hho's Gerald Zieg
ler stormed from behind in the
third to eke out a decision over
Bob'Elliott of Phi Delta Theta.
Ziegler, who had his nose split
in the first round, opened up his
attack in the final round and bom
barded Elliott with a barrage of
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Ziegler had been content to pick
off jabs and counter punch.
A strong right-left combination
in the second round spelled vic
tory for Frank Pittman of Beta
Theta Pi over a "sneaky fast” Bill
Geoige of Alpha Phi Delta. The
combination followed by a solid
right was enough to overcome a
strong George first round.
Jerry Marshall of Bela Theia
Pi appeared to be on his way
to victory over Bill Boker of
Omega Psi Phi but a puffed eye
caused the fight to be stopped
in the third round.
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pounded out easy wins over Sam
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Joe Flanagan stuck a good left
jab in the face of Jim Dawson but
it was not enough for victory.
Winners by forfeit were Ben
Bow, DU, and Don Paxton, Beta
Theta Pi.
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