FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1961
Mat Coach
Undecided
On Lineup
Charlie Speidel can't decide
on a lineup for tomorrow
night's Rec Hall encounter
with arch rival Pitt and even
if he could he wouldn't tell
anybody.
The wily mat mentor may be
cooking up a few surprises for
the Panthers, who are in top
contention for the Eastern title.
Penn State's only certain start
er is Johnston Oberly at heavy
weight. The EIWA king will
probably meet Panther Bob Gu
zik.
Guzik held Oberly to a 2-2 draw
last year to help Pitt gain a 14-14
tie with the Lions and ruin their
hopes for a perfect season.
State had gone through eight
meets without a loss before meet
ing the Panthers.
At the other end of the lineup,
sophomore Denny Slattery should
wrestle at 123. Rex Perry, Pitt's
coach will probably counter with
his unbeaten junior Dick Martin.
Speidel will probably use Tony
Scordo at 130 but from 137 to 191
the possibilities are too numerous
to list.
He could use co-captain Jerry
Seckler anywhere from 147 to
191. Seckler has seen action at
147, 157, and 167 this year, and he
even wrestled at 177 last year.
Pifer could start at 157, 167 or
even 177. Although most effec
tive at 147, Neil Turner could
move up a weight to 157. -
But regardless of the possibil
ities, Speidel will be at a defin
ite disadvantage. Because Pitt is
the visiting team, he'll have to
send his grappler out first at the
start of each match, If Perry de
sires, he will have the chance to
make a last minute change.
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SPEAKER: Reverend Charles W. Albright
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(Another in a series of major
league team prospects written
under the managers' own bu
tines.)
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (JP)
The Yankees will be a solid con
tender to repeat in the American
League. But I look for a rough
race right down to the wire.
Naturally, I realize my own job
is not going to be easy. After all,
I'm taking over from Casey Sten
gel, one of the best managers of
them all. We lost some fine talent
to the new Washington and Los
Angeles clubs, guys like Bob
Cerv, Bobby Shantz, Eli Grba and
Duke Maas.
We could use another starting
pitcher, but overall I don't think
our pitching is weak. Such regu
lars as Whitey Fofd, Bob Turly,
Art Ditmar, Ralph Terry, Jim
Coates, Ryne Duren and Bill
Stafford give us a sound nucleus.
In addition, several of our
younger pitchers will be given
every chance to make the club.
They include Billy Short, Hal
Stowe, Jim Bronstad and Johnny
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James. We got lefty Danny Mc-
Devitt from the Dodgers and he
could help.
Except for third base, I can just
about write down the rest of the
Yankees lineup right now. At
third, I expect Deron Johnson, a
long ball hitter up from Rich
mond, to give Cletis Boyer a bat
tle for the regular spot. Bill
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Bobby Richardson at second and
Tony Kubek at third. Joe De
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I'm going to go with Hector Lo
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of course, will be in center and
Roger Maris in right.
The catching is the best in the
league with Yogi Berra, Elston
Howard and Johnny Blanchard.
Yogi will double as a left fielder
while Howard gives us protection
at first base and in the outfield.
As I said, I'm not discounting
the other clubs. Baltimore has
that terrific young pitching and a
good infield. Chicago strengthened
its pitching and Cleveland has im
proved.
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