The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, March 09, 1960, Image 7

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    WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9, 1960
Matmen Finish First
In EIWA Standings
By JOHNNY BLACK
The Penn State wrestling
team, which will shoot for the
Eastern Intercollegiate tourna-1
rent title this weekend in the
Princeton tour
first place in
standings accoi
released yestero
The Lions 1.)
record of 6-0-1
of 9-0-1 secure,
16-member lea,
which had a 4-0.
mark in confe]
ence comp&
tion. The Pal
thers had a 7-1-
overall record.
The two team:
tied 14-14
their ineetil
last month h
the Nitta n
beat Michigai.
19-12, early in
the season, while Gucclene
Pitt lost to the Wolverines, IY-11,
in late January.
The Nittanies sewed up first
place with a 20-9 win over Rut-i
gers in their final dual meet
Saturday to conclude their firsV
undefeated season since 1953.
The Lions triumph we; spark- !
Two Frosh Win Firsts
In Wrestling Tournament
Denny Slattery and Mike Wil
liams, freshman Lion grapplers,
copped first places in the West
Point- Freshman Invitational
Wrestling Tournament last week
end,
Slattery won the 123-pound
class and Williams took the 137-
pound division. Ron Lucas, 177,
and Terry Shaffner, 130, were run
ersup in their categories. Chuck
Beatty, 147, and Al Hastings, 123,
also participated in the tourney.
OLYMPIC SPECIAL BY JET
A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity to See
Possibly the Best Games Ever
Led by 6 Top University Track Coaches
YOUR LEADERS ARE - the six top USA track
coaches representing Penn State, Illinois; Michigan,
Purdue, Abilene Christian, and Southern California.
A BACKSTAGE VIEW OF THE OLYMPICS is in
store for you. In Rome a visit ,to the training camps
of the United States and foreign teams under the
guidance of the coaches will take you behind the
scenes. You will meet the athletes and watch them
train.
THE TOUR DEPARTS from New York on August
20 via Pan American Airways Jet Service and returns
to the United States on September 13. All transpor
tation during transfers will be by motorcade.
This
For Further Information Contact "Chic" Werner UN 5-7951 or AD 7-2837 or
Write to TRACK COACHES OLYMPIC TOUR, TRAVEL CENTRE, PLYMOUTH, MICH.
ed by Guy Guccione, senior
/37-pounder, who installed him
self as a top threat for the up
coming easterns by disposing
of Rutger's highly-touted cap
tain Tom Grifa in a close snatch.
Cornell, beaten only by State
this winter, finished third in the
EIWA standings with an 8-1 con
ference and 10-1 overall slate. The
Lions beat Cornell, 20-8, on the
home mats.
Yale was the second Ivy League,
team to place high in the EIWA.
[The Elis compiled a 6-3 record to
take the fourth slot.
Lehigh, which defends its
eastern tournament crown
Saturday. posted a 6.d record
for a fifth place finish.
Franklin and Marshall, Rutgers,)
I Army, Navy and Syracuse made.
up the second five in that order.:
Princeton, Harvard, Columbia,:
Penn., Brown and Temple rounded'
out the team standings. 1
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
TKO', 'Mice' Notch IM Wins
Tau Kappa Epsilon and the:
"Mice" scored overwhelming TM,
swimming wins by identical 33-8
scores and Montgomery House ad
vanced on a bye last night as the.
tournament neared completion.
The "Mice" swept every first
place in their convincing win over
Nittany 27.
Jon Apple was the leading in-
I dividual winner, posting a 32.5
Ito take the freestyle and racking
up 18.8 in the diving to complete
his double.
Bob Metzler equaled his week
old record in the backstroke,
splashing to a 60-yard victory in
35.5. Jim Moser was the other vic
tor for the "Mice." He won the
backstroke in 41.1.
TKE romped to an easy victory
over Alpha Chi Rho, but missed
The Martin Company representative will visit the
campus on March 15, 16, 17, 18 to discuss opportunities
for graduates of the School of Engineering.
Contact your Placement Officer for appointment
and further details.
OTHER STOPS IN EUROPE will be in Paris, Lu
cerne, and the Zurich: - At all stops there will be
sightseeing tours of the area by deluxe motorcoach.
Hotel accommodations will be in European style
hotels with the best possible rooms.
YOU WILL ARRIVE IN ROME on August 25 and
remain until September 11. Class II tickets for the
games will be available.
OTHER FEATURES of the tour are: tickets for the
Polies Bergere in Paris; breakfast and dinner through
out the trip: excursion to Versailles and surrounding
area; and a Get Acquainted Party in Paris given
by the coaches.
Present --- Easy Financing
Only . . . . . . . $995.00
Tour
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a dean sweep when AChiftho's
Jerry Ziegler scored a 47.7 to take
,the breaststroke.
• Individual winners for TKE
were Al Egolf (35.9) in the free
style, Jim Cober (45.1) in the back
stroke and Jerry Jackson (17.1)
lin
IM Wrestling Decielline
Deadline for entering the IM
wrestling tournament is 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, March 15. All entries
must be turned in at the intra
mural office in Rec Hall. Entry
fee is 25 cents per man.
Basketball Scores
NC A A Tourney
Regionals
At New York
.NYIT 7R. Con neetictit 59
West Virginia tit Navy Ell
Duke N 3, Princeton GO
At Lexington
Ohio U. 73 Notre Dame 60
W. Kentucky 107, MlMhi Pls.) Yi
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to Rome
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