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Gymnasts to Meet
Winless Mounties
The Penn State G-men, wlth the best one-two-three punch in collegiate gymnastics, tra
vel io Miwg,intown Imlay lot a meet milt the winless Mountaineers of West Virginia.
Co-captains Joy Werner and Lee Cunningham and Greg Weis , ' make up the triple-threat
condi(' In t Weiss copped tin ee In sts for one of the most
ii1;1`11' Ve df Li,tl
ITill , 1111)1f`
Ffe won the parallel bars with
a 276, the horizontal bar with a
267 and the side horse with 260.
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vtf. die-1 p« i nn t we have on
Ihi ' the
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1.1(' p 11l t! , tef.
Werner and Cunningham had
a bad time in Philadelphia last
w.,q , k. Werner took thirds on
the flying rings and tumbling
end a fourth on the high bar.
Cunr,invham took a srcond on
the high bar, a third on the
parallel bars, and a fourth on
the horse.
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I , 111 Ilie lope (imb \\ ht ly he
\yin -t ml Ill'.l Nltim,lll tu place
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loin th plan , • at Tempt( The Iron
in( luny liclwvt- Hu. addition of
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up
Vince Neuhauser is the top
climber for the Nittanies.
Against the Owls, he scaled the Photo b.) Mart ) Scherr
I.nyhts in 3.9 but Wettstone , FLYING RINGS CHAMPION Jay Weiner performs one of his
feels he is capable of reaching
3.5 or 3.5. *:(tactilat ioutines piepai ation to: the Penn State-West Vir-
The third lope climber is Bill glum 2.ymna,tics meet in Morgantown today. Weiner will also
Fo-no , ht, who corded a 4 2 agalost compete on the hoiriontal bar and in tutublaig
the Owl-
Behind Weiner on the mat:,
11 , tone i, ,tartmit Bei me Buhl
and Tom Crtlev, "Both men are
ine:spenencycl but ale rapin-
mg, - the I.ton mentor calls the hotbed of Eastern
commented Gymnastics . . Werner grad-
Ken Mori ow \\ ill compete a, Two yearling performer , „ Jerry .
ed from Olney High School
Hu , thud man -on the parallel Schaefer and Lairy John ill go at
lot the laon He took third on the flying rings Wettstone and Cunningham from German
m the o\\ I meet, racking up a piea'cd with Yohn's per- town .. . Armando Vega, one
cone o f 203 W e tt.t olle ice's he tot mance la'4 \veek--201 'core of the gymnastic greats of
u ill become Pty steady, cap- lor fourth place—and lahels' Penn State, won the NCAA all
ithle all aiomid performer Schaefer a, "a sophomore v.ith' around title for three years—
Dave Palmer is slated to ap- a great deal of potential ' I 1956, 1957, 1959.
Cornell Next Test For Matmen
By. JOHNNY BLACK
Cot nell's undefeated Bears
will he the first of two teams
to get a crack at Penn State's
high-flying grapplers before
the start of the second semes
ter.
The second club to get a shot
at Coach Chat
m c n will be
Maryland, ‘5 luch
hok,t, the Nit
tally Lions Feb
'wily 6 in Col
lege Park, Md.
Cm nel I, ',port
ing an unblem
ished 4-0 record,
will pull into
University Palk
nc at Saturday to
tangle N 1 It h the
I,IOIIS likewise
unde f ea t P Cl m Speldel
Jour outings and ranked fiat in
Inc notion by the Amateur Wres
tling News—in the early pail of
a mat-cage twin-bill at Ree
Already boasting wins over
Colgate, Lehigh. Yale and Har
vard the Big Red is regarded
as the team that should give
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
By DICK GOLDBERG
pear on the side horse. The two
year letterman came through
with his best performance in
the Temple meet, scoring 220
to take fifth place.
the most trouble to Coach Spei
del's wrestlers in their quest for
eastern mat supremacy.
Last year the situation was
-orne‘‘ hat reversed Cm nen was,
the defending eastern champion'
and had lost only an intersectional
claz.h to lowa State, which later
finished second in the NCAA
tout ney The Lions were pulling
out of the doldrums and had won,
their pi evious two meets.
The inspired Nittanies came
within 30 ‹econds of pulling off ti!
major upset but lost by a 13-13
count. In the next to last bout,'
the Lions' Barone was leading:
Steve Friedman, 9-7, when the'
Cornell sensor got a disputed take-1
dol\ n to tie the match and earn'
a draw,
Even then. Barone just missed
gaining a point for time ad
vantage by 22 seconds. Had
Barone won, the score would
have been the same but the
teams reversed.
At least three veterans from
that winning Coy nell squad will
face the Lions again this year.
CORRECTION
La Gal!eria's session
will be held
Saturday afternoon
4;30 • 6:30
JYM JOTTINGS—Werner and
Cunningham both come from
Philadelphia which Weiisione
Eastern 123-pound champ Dave
Auble, ho has moved up to 130
this year, 157-pound Al Rose and
167-poundei. Al Marion, ‘vill be
here to haunt the Nittames again
These three plus 177-pounder,
Phil Oberlander. have been in
,trumental in leading the Beals to
their undefeated mark so far.
In then• last meet, the Big Red
rapped Harvard, 33-7. The Bear ,
took every match except the last
two. The 101 bout was a draw
and the Crimson's top-notch
heavyweight Bob Winne threw
Dick Konover in the final match.
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Trackmen to Run
In 'Star' Invitational
Coach Chick Werner will get a pre-season peek at some
of his top trackmen next Saturday when sprinter Bobby
Brown and Penn State's mile and two mile relay teams go to
Washington, D.C. for the Washington Star Meet.
Last year State's 2-mile relay squad, composed of Ed
Moran, Fled Kerr, Dick Engel- ; -
hi ink, and Don Davies, ran the
event in 7 50.7 to take first place
Although both Moran and
Kerr have graduated, Werner
expressed confidence that the
relay learns would be "very
strong" again this year.
The 1-mile relay ',quad v ill be ,
chosen from the likes of such stars:
as Dick Hambright, Bob Szcyller. l
Blame O'Connor, George Metz
gar, Ron Landon and footballer
Tony Wayne
In the 'tinning for the 2-mile
relay are Engelbrink, George
Jones, Steve Moorhead. Denny
Johnson, Bill Schwab, Mike Mill
er. Dave LaHoff, and Herm Web- ;
er
Brown, Penn State's stellai,
sprinter, will run the sprint se-,
ries (a series of 70, 80, and 100- I
ld dashes) in the Star Meet
Brown came in third in the 70-
yard dash and second in the 80,
and 100-yard dashes in the Star
Meet last year Olympic sprint,
champion Bobby Morrow took
firsts in all three events
Brown will be one of many
stars to compete in the short
distance event. Also entered are
Dick Winder of Morgan State, I
Ed Spiegel of Maryland. Dave
Sime of Duke and Ed Colly
more of Villanova.
Across the Boards—Miler Ed
Wotan, representing the New
York Athletic Club. will also make
the Lip with the Niltanies. Last
year Moran captured Inst place
with a 414 3 effort . . Both re
lay teams and Blown will also
compete in the Millrose Games at
New 'S.lmk Jan 30 . . .
Dentist Indicted In
Pitt Bribe Case
PITTSBURGH 1.-P) An Alle
gheny County grand jury yester
day indicted a 33-year-old dentist
on charges of attempting to bribe
two Pitt basketball players.
The indictment was returned
against Dr. Edward H. Sebastian
of suburban Kennedy Twp , a
one-time Pitt dental instructor.
Dr. Sebastian is accused of try
mw to bride the two players to
chave points so he could win bets
on games. He has denied the
charges.
Walker Named Manager
ATLANTA . UP) Albert Rube
Walker, 33-year-old former Na
tional League catcher, was named
yesterday as playing manager of
the Atlanta Crackers for 1960.
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SATURDAY. JANUARY 16, 1960
By JIM KARL
ACRho Tied In
IM Basketball
Title Defense
Defending fraternity IM bas
ketball champion Alpha Chi Rho
along with six other fraternities
are leading their leagues as IM
basketball heads into its second
half schedule.
In the independent loop 12
teams lead their - respective
leagues All action is slated to
close in the second week of March.
Six leagues compose the frater
nity loop. The leaders, each with
a 4-0 chart, are: Alpha Chi Rho
and Sigma Phi Epsilon tied in
league A, Phi Kappa Psi in B,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon in C, Phi
Sigma Delta in D, Delta Tau Del
ta in E and Chi Phi in F.
The leaders in thr 12 indepen
dent leagues are. Maple House
in league A, Cambria House in
B, Jot clan I in C, House of Davey
in D, Phakes in E. Rip Cords and
Quintets tied in F, Slipstieks in
C. Nittany 24 and Nittany 30 tied
in'H, Nittany 25 and Nittany 38
tied in I and Nittany 29 in J
IM Results
PASKEI'IIA
Trivia (hi Pi, S'gra.i Ch; 11
Chi Phi 41, Alpha kappa La.obila
Delta :Lama Phi Kappa Swum 15
Phi ,lu Delta 26, Pi Latillalii Phi 1 i
Nittany t 7. Nittaay 11- 11
Nitt.in3 21- 2n, .Nittan ‘ll l - 20
Nittaay 26- 21, Watt , 1- 13
l'sittnes :12- 52. Nittany 43- 23
Nittany 2'l, Nittanv 31- 10
BOWLING
Tan Kapra Fp•olon, 4, Kappa Delta Rho 0
Theta Delta Chi 'l, Sigma Tan Gamma 1
Swam Ph( Epstkm A Ac..em
Alpha EiP,thin Pi 4. Phi Sigma Delta 0
Smnia Nu 2, Phi Gamma Delta 2
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 4, Theta Xi 0
Phi Delta This., 2, ('hi Phi 2
Phi Surma Kappa 4, Alpha Kappa
Lambda 0
Phi Kappa Alpha 3. Alpha Chi Rho 1
Titangle 4, I'l Lambda Pill 0
Phi E.p.ilon Yi 3, Sigma Pi 1
Beta Sigma Rho 3 Phi Kappa Sigma 1
Lucas to Talk Football
Over WDFM Monday
Richie Lucas, star Penn State
quarterback, will talk football
with Charlie Swift on WDFM's
"Headlining Penn State Sports"
'at 9:45 p m. on Monday. The pro
gram will be carried by WMAJ
,and WDFM
Lucas will speak on his recent
post season football activities.