PAGE SIX Egli Blasts Officiating In Navy-Nittany Fiasco By SANDY PADWE Penn State basketball coach John Egli seldom makes ex cuses, but the Lion mentor felt he had some legitimate pipes following State's 87-71 loss to Navy at Annapolis Wednesda v. Officiating, or rather the lack of 0, foremoq in he, mind a:, the Middle, and Lions hooked up in a jugged battle which re `Whip(' football rilw , t of the time. Pldv got 1 / 4 0 rough that the oflii ial Phil Fox and Torn Me t (Mom, had to thumb 3.1( Wei Jake - ue- Mood t (h ill g,on, "They just let the game get out of hand and that's why the boys were thrown out. When officials allow that to happen. they're not doing a capable job," Egli said. The lough play and officiating 'nought plenty of remarks from Navy officials too "The &els lust let thing, get too far out of hann and they tried to make up for it by throwing those two boys nut," said Navy Sports Publicity three toi, John Cox, Altogether 46 fouls were called as the Lions arid Middies paraded endlessly to both foul Imes "The best part of the whole game was the fight. That's the only time we broke even with the refs." quipped Egli after the game. Actually it ti,a‘n't even a fight Moran Will Compete In Philadelphia Meet By RALPH BERNS'i EIN Associated Press Sports Wilier PHILADELPiIIA i/P) Record breaking efforts by high jumper John Thomas and pole vaulter Don Bragg highlight the 16th annual Philadelphia Inquirer games here tonight. Another feature of the indoor track and field frolicking is the mile run starring Laszlo Tabori, Hungary's sub four- minute miler Brogg and Paul Winder of Mor gan State, a spi Intel, are the G oo d W eat h er onlydefending charomons back for another tiy • Thomas, 6-5 sophomore Ai ds s Olympians from Boston University, will seek to break his indoor record r SQUAW VALLEY i/P1 Yes of 7 feet. 1 1 2 inches in competi. terday's weather was just what Lion against Sweden's Stig Pe- winter Olympic planners ordered Person. Floyd Smith of the Chi. for next week brilliant sun cago Track Club, Herman Wy- shine, mild temperatures, no aft from Santa Clara, and the wind New York Pioneer's Mike Her man. lined up f4ain , .t Tabors in the M. eathei brouv.ht out 700 of the nnle he Lew Stleght7. former world's top athletes to rtnli, and Connevlteut star who ran for Un- ski slopes. clo Sam n the Rt.stan-U S nievt Figure skaters worked indoors and outdoor, Downhlll sluers Penn State's graduate student raced down the three Olympic Ed Moran will compete in the mountains while cross country 1000-yard run in the Philadel- men and wom e n slid over pra t , - phis Inquirer Meet tonight. To- tice courses at McKinney creek morrow Moran will run the 17 miles south of here. same event in the New York It was a day of full scale ac- A.C. meet in Madison Square 'wily for the athletes Garden. Forecaster Da? Root promised Athough Oregon's Dyrol similar weather for today. Burleson, one of America's most Root said a mild ene-day storm promising young milers will be may hit bete Sunday runnlng in the Baxter Mile in New York. Moran will by-pass the event for the 1000 h ere last summer: Oregon s UtPFRGVI ESGEJ ACKIi ARPERCUYKRESGE3A CKIIARPERGUYKRESGE ' George Larson. a 4 . 078 miler m (loot, this }'ear; BobbV SVflinnrl, ex-UCLA limner, r•nd Pete Wet , ,- Ire, of Duke Ortega to Face Griffith in TV Bout Tonight NEW YORK Gaspar lega, of Mexico, will be back to r: test another new face tonight in *4 Madison Square Garden. The * 4 newcomer to the bigtune will be Emile Griffith, a New York ship- ;"/.' ping cleik by way of the Virgin Islands On the strength of his exoeri crux and proven ability No. 1 . 1,,,j nniong the weltets in the National 0 Boxing ilsn. ratmg. Ortega is a slicht fal,onte over Griffith. 21 e. Although Ortega has stopped 21 1 4 opponents in 71 fightg he is not a,--, puncher. His complete record,', e.. i . to ........ .5 5..,-...-2. IJACKIIARPERGUyKitESUEJACKIIARPUZGUYKRESGEJACKHAIIPERGLITKEESGS dating back 10 " 1 9 " THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA * * * JAKE TRUEBLOOD . . . busy afternoon * * * No ft-ts w ere throw n, just elbows under the board. Although Trueblood left mid way in the cecond half, Egli \las pleased with his showing. "Jake did a fine job while he was in there. He was stroag off the boards and two of his buckets came on rebounds" Egli "aid El.en though the Lions' leading With the opening ceremoniez , just six dais away. the perfect For CLASSIFIEDS Call UN 5-2531 NEW Cordovan Shade Our own shoe patterns made of genuine shell cordovan burnished to a deep glow. In a variety of styles to suit your own good taste. -Bostonian Ltd? PEEN TiVr c E Guy Kresge Jack Harper Around the corner from the Jack Harper Custom Shop scorer Mark DuMars had one of his pottier shooting days (7-23), he still managed to finish with 18 points. "When he looks that bad and still gets 18, he must be pretty darn good," said Egli. State's other backcourt ace Vlally Colender, who had been averaging 16 points a game, was shackled by Dave Tremaine's strong defensive work and only had 10 points. On the brighter =ide, copho mot e Gene Han I, continued to ,f nor improvement 1%. :ft. 14 point, and ten rebound: and Paui S eet land hnd 10 points and :0 rc.- bounds. It was a tough los= for the N tanie , .. who saw their :ournarr..- hope- ;1.1.•,t about Lions now have a 7-7 :et-ord can go over the 500 7 , „ark Rutgers in ReL Hall torroc-_ night Navy has an J-5 the Mxidit . :s . _'a•e: a zvet.t of landing a %.") NIT NCAA or They h.t.e coming Lp a i za_ Pittsbur: - 1 . 1 are notor.ol-ily home floor SET SHOTS—Enz.. S. srhEle looked like Wednesday's at Annapolis wonid just like last year's Tert.: ago the Lions ,ine points behind Irith nine miz.- ittes left and tied the game. only to lose in creel:Line . . . The Lions were behind by 19 with nine to go Wednesday and managed to get as close as eight with three minutes re maining . . . Atter playing Rutgers Saturday night, the Lions meet Bucknell in Rec Hall Monday and travel to Col gate and Syracuse next week end . . . The Bucknell game originally was scheduled for Feb. 2 but the game was can celled because of registration the next morning. Basketball Scores NA N 1 w rl)I Is 1"!, =IEEE COLLEGIATE land State 71 DeRiN% hre t.rt.. Hampton I c , IMItc S 1 North Car, kr 1 - 011(1% , 711 71 1 , livrlhritt&rt Sllll,l. Rock 11 , Gro,e City 7'i I orcihrrn :7, ('(NT 4 , xv„k,, 1.," ,4 1 North CP chrla (1 Jo, Slr IP IN RoMns Viilhno% Pitt .I,lrgh (..eors,r4 Wukhirdcton Vl6ll Slet•on 71, 1111:ami 1 lA. 72 St. 7 1, , R rkt irrlioa 73 IM H-Ball, Swim Entries Entries for the IM Handball Singles and Swimming tourna ments will close today. Entrie, should he turned in to the IM of fice in Rec Hail by 4 . 30 p m. —CHICKEN— HALF or WHOLE Plus Accessories DELIVERED to YOU \len. thru Ilium 1 p m.-12:30 a.m. Sal. ______ 1 - 0 a.m.— Sun. 9 a.m.-12 :30 a m, Herlecher Bar-B-Qued Chicken Take-Oul 227 E. Beaver AD 8-1016 Wrestlers By Return The 130-pound class, one of the few trouble spots in the well-balanced Nittany wrestling lineup was strengthened this week with the return of Artie Ravitz, who has not com peted since the first meet of the season against Army. Ravitz is a flashy sophomore who is undefeated in his short Penn State career. Last 75- yiar as co-captain of the Lion , , fro,n he was unbeaten in three matcht, and made the final , of th€ WllkeS tournament where he' 10-t to Larry Lauchle. Pitt's ea,,t err; champ He wrestled only one match this year and that was in the ' 137-pound class. He decisioned Ed Benchoff, 6-2 in the sea son's opener at West Point then dropped oft the squad to con centrate on studies Like Ron Pifer. State's 187- Ravitz is noted for ris eg v - restitriF,. , and maneuver- vf.n ,b , ' L • ill have to fight senior uorat, Darks for the starting as de.a.l72st Saturday 51,-?,• , pettaele 2- 1 cec- He k, or at Army and 0171 r a simi - 0 _kr- WLloar:ks . r. -..t.1 feated Danks Lt• the 137-pound contenders. Junior 7 fast night, Dick Royston operates at 157 Whirizelrer maim gets the start- and senior Jim Tenßrook, a aid Saturday will probably Pennsylvanian from Minyale, be faced with the toughest job is a highly-r e gar de d 157- cf th e night. The Middies' pounder. s 1 'en is concentrated in the in addition to 130, the only areislits and the 130 berth starting assignment in question is the keystone of their strength. for the Lions is at 191 where Captatn Paul Ey, was the No. 1 sophomore Pnil Myer and junior 2,l_ , :idle at this weight till the Le- John Trojan are still in conten h:zh meet - when he was beaten tion. for the slot by J:rn McKinney. Meyer is unbeaten in two var- Navy's 123-pound starter last say appearances. He won a 3-2 John Eller, s promising sopho- my and beat Don Jayne of Cor more, took over McKinney 's slot nell, CI. and looked impressive by pinning: The remainder of the Nittany hls Lehigh opponent. lineup should stay the same with Navy's other strong divisions Tony Scordo at 123, Guy Guc are 137, 157 and 167. Veteran cione, 137, Sam Minor, 147, Jerry letter-winners man these three Seekler, 157, Pifer, 167, Hank Fia positions. Senior Gene Kesler rone. 177. and Johnston Obeily, and junior Scott Boyd are the heavyweight FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1960 Bolstered of Ravitz By JOHNNY BLACK decision over Bill Miller at Ax- ART RAV IT Z . . . returns at 130
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