WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1961
Seckler Loss Helped
Pendleton Win Title
There were about 3000 happy people in Lehigh's Grace
Hall Friday afternoon when Lion captain Jerry Seckler lost
in the first round of the eastern mat tourney.
The wildly partisan Lehigh fans have long memories
when it comes to wrestling, and they thought back to last
year when Thad Turner, their * * *
167-pounder, barely nipped Seek
ler, 2-0, for the EIWA title
Seckler was seeded second be
hind Lehigh's Kirk Pendleton
at 159 this year and Engineer
fans considered him the main
threat to the promising sopho
more.
Pendleton, described by coach
Gerry Leeman as "one of
the finest wrestlers I've ever
coached." racked up seven pins
in winning 12 straight dual meets
this year.
When Army's Al McElhose
stopped Seckler, 5-4, in the first
upset of the tournament, the fans
went wild.
Pendleton went on to win the
crown with little trouble. He
pinned Penn's Jerry Miller in
49 seconds, threw Princeton's
Rick Eckler at 3:19, decisioned
Syracuse's Gary Sirota 6-0 and
Shen stopped Pitt's Jim Harri
son 3-0 in the finals.
Seckler, who had a disappoint
ing 3-2-1 record this year after
being undefeated in 10 dual meets
last season, took the loss hard.
"I haven't felt right all year,"
Four League Crowns
Decided in IM Basketball
Three fraternity and one inde
pendent league title was decided
last night in IM basketball.
Sigma Nu overcame a 3-point
halftime deficit with strong re
bounding to defeat Acacia 30-26
and capture the League A crown.
Phi Mu Delta beat Sigma Al
pha Epsilon 25-20 in a close bat
tle to win the League E title. In
another close game Phi Gamma
Delta beat Chi Phi 24-19 to win
the League F crown.
In Independent action Dauphin
defeated Westmoreland 28-10 to
ccd League B. Mike Formicone
had 11 to lead the winners.
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By JIM KARI.
JERRY SECKLER
* * *
he said shortly after the defeat.
"I guess this is just the way things
were meant to be."
Seckler said that Army had
him scouted perfectly. McElhose
countered every move he made
and used a single leg take
down to amass enough points
to win.
Seckler tried desperately for a
akedown in the last period, but
t never came and he was out of
he tournament almost before it
lad started.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Wilson Pins
Kulbacki in
1M Wrestling
Sigma Phi Epsilon's Don Wil
son, last year's 176-pound cham
pion, won his first match as a
heavyweight with a fall over Del
ta Tau Delta's Ron Kulbacki in
IM wrestling last night.
Wilson moved up one weight
class due to the IM rule which
prohibits a champion to wrestle
in the same weight clas.. two
straight years.
There were 15 falls scored in
23 matches in last night's action.
Wilson's was the fastest, coming
in 1:05.
Paul I3rownback (158) of DTD
pinned Nick Dunyak of Phi Kap
pa Theta at 4:50 and Sigma Nu's
Walt Kearney threw Delta Chi's
Mike Riskin at 5:55 in two of
the closest matches of the eve
ning.
In the 150-pound division. Phi
Delta Theta's Mike McCombs
scored a takedown, two reversals
and a near fall to defeat Delta
Chi's John Johnson, 11-2.
Independent action saw Joe
Spatafore pin Carl lannetti in a
fast 1:15 in the 128-pound class
while Lou Pennauchi took a de
cisive 8-2 decision from Ron Gor
mont in the indie 158-pound di
vision.
Summaries
128 -Wiser pinned Merryman, 1:30
Spatafore pinned lannetti. 1 :15.
135 Kearny ISN I pinned ItiSkin IDChi I
5 :55.
142—Grofcsik }ITN) pinned William
son Irls:Phi ), 3:45.
150—Quick pinned Rothrock, 1:50.
Mitchell (TChil dec. Wentz, t
Koeur Pinned Silver
1:05. (ireskovich lACSI dec. Price (SP),
9-3. Crumble ItiN) pinned Michael (Cl'hi
2 :20. McCombs (PDThI dec. Johnson
)Chi), 11-2.
)SS--Bate i Crhil pinned Gilmore ISM.
2 :37. lirownloack (DTI), pinned Dunyak
11'ICThl:50. Matson dcc. Bohn, 7-t
rennattehi dcc, Gorr/tont,
107 --Thomtvi (BIS I dee. Bailey
ILI. Anderson I SNt Pinned Mak:Pion
IBSI(I 2 :30. Weaver TChi( pinned Lorenz
1:45.
Ilwt.—Wilson (SPE) pinned Kullinck
I :05. WillinniA pinned Borman
3 :00.
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