WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1962
Se aide! Moved Lions
Into Near-Vid-ory
By DEAN BILUCI(
In 30 years of coaching wrestling lit Penn State, Charlie
Speidel has' turned quite a few "sure defeats" into Lion vic
tories through his behind the scenes strategy. And Saturday
against Lehigh he almost did it again.
Going up against the nation's top team, Speidel made no
less than five changes u the lineup. Two of them paid off in
victories arid but for a ;near miss
in another, the Lions would have
walked off with the biggest upset
of the season_
The Lions lost, 15-12. but not
before they had 3,400 Lehigh fans
hanging onto their seats.
"We had it all planned out a
week ahead of time, Speidel said
yesterday as he watched his grap
plers prepare for their match
Saturday with Maryland. "I knew
we could win four bouts because
we had them well scouted and I
tried to maneuver our heavy
weights so we could get another
victory."
SPEIDEL MOVED Phil Myer, a
regular 171-pound wrestler, to the
heavyweight spOt, and the Lion
co-captain came through w;th a
54 win against previously unbeat
en Burns.,"We knew purns
was big and strong, but we also
thought he couldn't move fast
enough to stay with Phil." Spei
del said explaining the move.
Another Speidel maneuver
paid-off when he started 191-
pound Ed Pohland for the first
time this year.- Pohland rolled
over Lehigh's Chuck Moore, who,
had won four previous bouts. "I
felt sure Ed could beat Moore."
Speidel said. "Pohland is going to
be a good wrestler. State fans are
going to hear a lot about him."
Two other moves c /didn't pay-off
in victories, but they went exact
ly, as Speidel had planned. The
veteran Lion coach started John
Barone against eastern champion
Kirk Pendleton in the 157-pound
class 'and Bill Polacek against un
beaten Jim Ditrixhe in the 177-
pound division.
BOTH STATE • grapplers lost,
but Speidel figured he could trade
these losses for victories - in the
.191-pound class and the heavy
weight division.
lust,
one
all the maneuvering, lust'
one thing went awry. Speidel
figured to get a victory from co
captain Ron Pifer in the 167
pound bout. Pifer lost 6-4 to Dave
- Angell but according to Speidel,
Pifer should have copped the win.
"Pifer is a better wrestler than
Angell, but he couldn't handle all
the extra weight," Speidel said.
(Pifer is a regulac 157-pounder
and last year w the eastern
chahapion in the 147-pound di
vision.)
Football Banquet
!Captain Jim Smith would like
all Penn State football players.
who are not planning to attend
their banquet January 23, to call
the football office. -The banquet
will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the
HUB bathroom.
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